The air-born phase of the broad jump. |
Sometimes we see them in training late at night.
It's all track and field events -- no team sports.
It was our good fortune to capture a few images of one of these athletes practicing the broad jump.
Scope out this athlete's form -- the extended whiskers, erect ears, flexed forepaws and symmetrically poised hind feet.
The straight back and gracefully arched tail show the ballistic perfection of the bullet--shaped body.
This Olympian demonstrates gold metal form.
The launching or propulsive phase of the broad jump (feet still on the ground). |
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These athletes really brightened up my day. Great stuff, thanks!
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