Which of the following is NOT an instructional cue for the high jump approach?
A) Use a 5-7-step approach.
B) Use an inverted 'J' approach.
C) Use controlled speed to the bar.
D) Jumper should be a maximum speed as she or he approaches the bar.
E) Maximum eight step approach.

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The correct instructional cue for the high jump approach involves using controlled speed, not maximum speed, as the athlete approaches the bar. This ensures the jumper can properly execute the jump technique, such as the curve and takeoff, without losing balance or control.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Instructional Cue for the High