In this video, which was recorded on the beach in the area of the Huntington Beach, California boardwalk area, the Flybar Pogo Stick Stunt Team performs in front of a large crowd of beach-goers. At the beginning of the video there is an impressive 4-person handstand (It’s not really a handstand, I’m just not sure what else to call it. You will have to watch the video to see what I mean.) Then, at around the 6:10 mark, one of the stunt members performs a double-backflip off of his Flybar pogo stick. It looked like they were going to actually try and use a pogo stick to jump over a line of 10 different people, but they didn’t actually end up doing it. On an additional note, the Flybar Stunt Team was recently featured on the Ellen Degeneris TV Show in Los Angeles. I’ll have to try and find that pogo stick video next!
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A young lad from England tried out for Britain’s Got Talent, but unlike the boys in this video from the American version of this same show, the poor fellow was unable to thrill the judges with his performance. Apparently, if you are trying to please an audience (and Simon Cowell no-less), you need to smile, do some incredible stunts, and act as though you somewhat believe in yourself. Because if you don’t believe in yourself, your audience isn’t going to believe in you either.
What is the post stick world record for the high jump?
Well, the record changes all the time, but as of this writing, the pogo stick world record for the high jump is 9 feet 6 inches. The record was set by Dan Mahoney at the Pogopalooza 7 pogo stick competition in Salt Lake City, Utah. The video above shows Dan using his Flybar 1200 pogo stick to jump over a bar set a nine feet six inches and break the world record for the highest jump ever performed on a pogo stick.
Compare this video to just three years ago (2007) when Fred Grzybowskiset the pogo stick world record for the highest jump at just 7 feet six inches. Over the past three years, a total of 2 additional feet has been added to the record. Just imagine where we might be in another three years?
Do you think you could break the pogo stick world record for the highest jump on a pogo stick? How high do you think pogo stick athletes will be jumping in three to five years? My guess is that we will see a pogo sticker jump more than 12 feet into the air at some point in the very near future?
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