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    Jumping individual jump-off Tokyo 2020 Time intervals between jumps

    David’s Diary from Tokyo 5-6/08/21

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    By David Marlin on 6 August 2021 Blog

    A relaxed morning as we build up to the Jumping Team Qualifier tonight with 57 horses to go.  I can’t believe I have been here nearly 3 weeks and tonight I have to pack up my room as I head to the airport at 9:30pm.  Tokyo time straight after the Jumping Final.  That is of course unless Tropical Storm Mirinae has other ideas.  The red area is the centre of the depression whilst the blue area is where winds of 34 knots are expected.  And Tokyo, Haneda, and Narita airports all fall in this area.  This wind speed is around the limit that planes won’t be allowed to take off or land.  The centre will be close to Tokyo around midnight tomorrow and my flight is scheduled to depart at 02:00am.

    Wind speed map at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    Last night we managed to get some nice night time images.  One from the hotel and one at the venue.

    Night life from the hotel room at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    I’ve put together some analysis of how Ben Maher won his Gold which Sarah will share later with some more details, but here is the preview. The yellow arrows show where he was fastest in the jump-off.

    Jumping individual jump-off Tokyo 2020 Time intervals between jumps

    So, here is the course for tonight. I think 4 and 12 could be problems. Fence 12 has silver poles, which we suspect can reflect the floodlights into the horse’s face as they approach. Also, the big scary half-face!

    Jump fence 1 at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    Jump fence 2 at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    Jump fence 3 at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    Jump fence 4 at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    Jump fence 5a at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    Jump fence 6 at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    Jump fence 7 at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    Jump fence 8 at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    Jump fence 9 at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    Jump fence 10 at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    Jump fence 11 at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    Jump fence 12 at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    Jump fence 13 at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    Jump fence 14 at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    If you haven’t seen this yet, please register for my free webinar, Olympics Roundup – Lets go behind the scenes – that I’m doing on Wednesday 11th August at 8pm. I have so much to share with you and this webinar is open to everyone, not just subscribers of DrDavidMarlin.com so please share it with your friends, to register click here

    I hope that you have a chance to watch the jumping today!

    Regards,

    David 

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    Dr David Marlin is a physiologist and biochemist who has worked in academia, research and professional sport. He has worked in the equestrian and veterinary world and in human sport, healthcare, medicine and exercise science. In 1989 David obtained his PhD from the UK’s leading sports university, Loughborough University following a four-year study on the responses of Thoroughbred racehorses to exercise and training, undertaken at the renowned Animal Health Trust in Newmarket. You can read David's full biography in the Our Website section.

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