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  • The long jump approach run is crucial for performance.
  • Understanding how environmental and task factors influence this skill is vital for training.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate how environment (runway vs. track lane) and task (run-through with take-off vs. complete jump) affect long jump approach run step pattern and technical performance.

Main Methods:

  • Seven young long jumpers performed approach runs under varied conditions.
  • Conditions included different environments and task constraints.

Main Results:

  • Environmental context and task constraints significantly impact approach run technique.
  • Practicing on the long jump runway with take-off simulates competition, enhancing step regulation and technical efficacy.
  • Track lane practice without full jump context failed to improve pre-takeoff efficiency.
  • Performing a complete jump led to better consistency and perception-action coupling in step regulation compared to only take-off.

Conclusions:

  • Environmental context and task constraints are critical for developing long jump approach run skills.
  • Training must incorporate the informational elements of the performance environment for effective skill acquisition.