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OT: 2024 Olympics (non basketball)
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[QUOTE="Umami Zen, post: 5053317, member: 10678"] I do know that the floors have springs in them-primarily for the safety of the athletes on their landings vs performance enhancing benefits. I'm sure there are those benefits as well.To what degree? Don't know. Per [USER=67]@Kitaman[/USER]'s original post/comments- I was looking forward to Biles return and her performance(s). I find it quite amazing that someone 4'8'' can reach a running vertical measured at around 12'6''(telecast estimate last night) with or without floors with springs. As a matter of fact-The commentators last night referenced the Biles vertical of 12'6'' as compared to a LeBron James break away dunk where his vertical would have to be measured at 14'5'' to be the equivalent (with or without springy court) of hers. Their math-not mine. Maybe that's why quite a few of the NBA players participating in the Olympics were in the stands videotaping Biles floor exercise on their cell phones. (Curry/Holliday/Durant/James to name a few) Looking forward to track and field in the next few days. [/QUOTE]
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