1. Culture Change
Through High Jump
CUSP Through High Jump
Geoff Schierbeck
@bcsurgquality

2. Modern high jumping began in Germany
in the late 1700s.
It started as a physical
education activity for
children.
from GutsMuth, 1797

3. Techniques have progressed a lot
since the beginning of modern high
jumping around 1800.
And every new technique was named
after an improvement in the bar clearance.

4. scissors

5. eastern cut-off

6. western roll

7. straddle

8. 1956
Charles Dumas (USA)
2.15 m (7’ 0-1/2”)
But things were about to change …

9. In 1957, Yuri Stepanov of the Soviet Union broke Dumas’
world record with a jump of 2.16 m.

10. #1
Robert Chavlakadze
(Soviet Union)
#2
Valeri Brumel
(Soviet Union)
Rome, 1960
#3
John Thomas
(USA)

11. Fosbury Flop

12. Fosbury Flop

13. The day after the 1968
Mexico Olympic Games
every high jumper in the
world tried the Fosbury-
flop.

15. Competitive Year
HeightCleared High Jump Improvement

16. Tuesday
April 8, 2014
Thursday
May 15, 2014
0700 - 0745
Thursday
June 12, 2014
0700 - 0745
Thursday
Sept. 18, 2014
0700 - 0745
Thursday
Oct. 16, 2014
0700 - 0745
Thursday
Nov. 13, 2014
0700 - 0745
Wednesday
Dec. 17, 2014
0700 - 0745
Thursday
Jan. 15, 2014
0700 - 0745
Thursday
Feb. 19, 2015
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plan?
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leaders
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Quality
Forum 2015
Team
Presentation
of Project
The BC Perioperative Improvement Program
Comprehensive Unit-based Safety Program
Activities 2014
We encourage all team members to join the collaborative calls.
To join the webex you will have to click on the link below.
https://bcpsqc.webex.com
Once you click on the link please select CUSP Meeting
If you have a suggestion please email gschierbeck@bcpsqc.ca

17. Culture Change
Through High Jump
Geoff Schierbeck
Quality Leader
BCPSQC
@bcsurgquality