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JOI 2015 Jump Size

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Bski96
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How big was this years JOI Jump? searched it everywhere and couldnt find how big it was
May 1 2015 10:28PM
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theabortionator
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'Bout 350
May 1 2015 10:33PM
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.tomskis
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I can't quite remember, but I think the small one was 60ft and the big one was 120ft.
May 1 2015 10:41PM
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S.J.W
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Jesper Tjader is 1.67m. So using him as a scale you can calculate the distance. It comes about to be around 120 foot give or take
May 1 2015 10:44PM
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theabortionator
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Gorgeous jumps though. I could jerk it to that
May 1 2015 10:50PM
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yangumane
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theabortionatorGorgeous jumps though. I could jerk it to that


the shaping is unbelievable
May 2 2015 3:08AM
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theabortionator
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yangumanethe shaping is unbelievable


For sure. I've been obsessed with that ever since I saw my first perfectly shaped jump.

I mean hings have improved over the years but the last 10 things have gotten nuts.

Pornhub should have a section on jumps.
May 2 2015 4:21AM
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IKEA
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If im not wrong the actual airtime is around 25 meters, from the takeoff till the knuckle.
May 2 2015 5:25AM
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Elg
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BearGrillsIf im not wrong the actual airtime is around 25 meters, from the takeoff till the knuckle.


since when do we measure time in meters?
May 2 2015 6:28AM
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-InfamousMax-
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BearGrillsIf im not wrong the actual airtime is around 25 meters, from the takeoff till the knuckle.


Elgsince when do we measure time in meters?


Thought exactly the same!
May 2 2015 7:10AM
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theabortionator
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Elgsince when do we measure time in meters?


Thats how the rest of the world tells time. America is just lazy stupid and antiquated.

Are you seriously tlling me you've never seen a metric clock before?
May 2 2015 10:12AM
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IKEA
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Elgsince when do we measure time in meters?


-InfamousMax-Thought exactly the same!


theabortionatorThats how the rest of the world tells time. America is just lazy stupid and antiquated.

Are you seriously tlling me you've never seen a metric clock before?


Touché.
But to make it clear, what I meant was that some people measure how long the kicker is when they calculate the jump size and some don't. The amount of meters while in the air is about 25.
May 2 2015 10:50AM
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theabortionator
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BearGrillsTouché.
But to make it clear, what I meant was that some people measure how long the kicker is when they calculate the jump size and some don't. The amount of meters while in the air is about 25.


Jump size is measured from end of take off to the knuckle. Anything else is wrong.
May 2 2015 5:51PM
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