What is Justin hunters vertical?

[SmokeyHound]

And long jump? Thanks in advance

 

[PalardyLikeARockstar]

His vertical exceeds the heavens my friend. And he leaps from sea to sea.

 

[DjCrenshaw]

Forrest Gump would say, "Alot"

 

[colvol]

We will never know, he has never attempted one for fear of never coming down.

 

[Berry4Heisman14]

41 inches. Not a lie

 

[DjCrenshaw]

41 inches. Not a lie

You cheated, you looked it up. Not to mention that was with 41 inches of chains tied to the earth and his ankle.

 

[005]

Wouldn't surprise me to see him jumping and blocking some kicks

 

[SC Wolfpack]

Empire State Building

 

[tennessee391]

Jh = 41
cp = 39

 

[berryvol]

His HS senior year long jump was 25 ft

 

[loggervol]

he's really trying to stay on the ground.

 

[005]

Dude can almost jump a first down and we haven't worked this into the game plan?

 

[peyton4heisman]

41 inches. Not a lie

And the best part is that it has improved over last year's 40"

He's baaaa-aaaack!

 

[Special Ed]

More interested in his horizontal on the football field.
Vertical is measured in inches. Horizontal is measured in yards.

 

[chiefer]

JH11 vertical is exactly 1/2" less than Rod Wilks vertical.

 

[Thunndarr]

JH11 vertical is exactly 1/2" less than Rod Wilkes vertical.

Rod Wilks's vertical cannot be calculated on Earth because he achieves escape velocity with each jump.

 

[peyton4heisman]

JH11 vertical is exactly 1/2" less than Rod Wilkes vertical.

*Wilks

Was watching "How the Universe Works" on Science a few nights ago. Astronomers couldn't see through the clouds of gas and dust to peer into the center of the galaxy until infrared technology became available. Astronomers expected to see a supermassive black hole in the center of the Milky Way, with all stars and planets orbiting it, but instead.... well... you know how this ends...

 

[VolsMcGee]

he doesn't jump. He kicks the earth down.

 

[Ned Ray McWorkher]

*Wilks

Was watching "How the Universe Works" on Science a few nights ago. Astronomers couldn't see through the clouds of gas and dust to peer into the center of the galaxy until infrared technology became available. Astronomers expected to see a supermassive black hole in the center of the Milky Way, with all stars and planets orbiting it, but instead.... well... you know how this ends...

Been pokin' around in the "Wormhole"?

 

[bUTrosbUTrosVOLie]

Same elevation as Rocky Top when he jumps from sea level.

 

[cleonard1]

Jh = 41
cp = 39

Neal had the highest 42

 

[DieHardVOL]

And long jump? Thanks in advance

It's when he stands flat footed and jumps straight up. They measure it...
Having said that, I believe you can guess what the long jump is. Peace outeace2:

 

[novol]

Justin has jumped over 50' in the triple jump, just under 26' in (I think 25' 10.75") the long jump, near 7' in the high jump in high school. These are in track meets. "
I think 40" in the standing high jump, am unsure.

 

[Dooby15]

Neal had the highest 42

I think I saw where Henry's is 42. And he weighs more than Neal.

 

[orangebloodgmc]

I think I saw where Henry's is 42. And he weighs more than Neal.

Henry?