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Why are they nuts?
Because it’s not believable.
Why are they nuts?
How do they measure vertical jump? Is it from a stand still?Because it’s not believable.
They measure both - standstill and running.How do they measure vertical jump? Is it from a stand still?
Interesting.They measure both - standstill and running.
The Jordan number I quoted above was running.
It sticks in my mind that David Thompson was measured at 48".They measure both - standstill and running.
The Jordan number I quoted above was running.
Highest Vertical Jump In NBA We've Seen - The ExercisersThey measure both - standstill and running.
The Jordan number I quoted above was running.
lol. 48 inches? where'd you read that? tell them they're nuts.
What a sight to behold.
Is it just me, or does anyone else get let down with a Jalen Lecque video that doesn't have him effortlessly hammering a crazy dunk?
Yes, holy cow. That kid is one hell of an athlete.This better?
Is it just me, or does anyone else get let down with a Jalen Lecque video that doesn't have him effortlessly hammering a crazy dunk?
Who Holds The Highest Vertical Jump World Record?Showing off his 48 inch vertical...
This better?
Exactly. The clip claiming 48” shows his head about a foot below the rim and his arm about a foot above before he dunks. A 48” leap (4’) would have his head 4” above the rim. Looks like about a 38-40” jump. Still very impressive and athletic. Come on down, Jalen, we’re not picky.48" is unlikely. For perspective, at 6-4, that would literally have him looking down at the rim.