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Culture Change Through High Jump

CUSP Through High Jump

Geoff Schierbeck@bcsurgquality

Modern high jumping began in Germany in the late 1700s.

It started as a physicaleducation activity forchildren.

from GutsMuth, 1797

Techniques have progressed a lotsince the beginning of modern highjumping around 1800.

And every new technique was namedafter an improvement in the bar clearance.

scissors

eastern cut-off

western roll

straddle

1956

Charles Dumas (USA)2.15 m (7’ 0-1/2”)

But things were about to change …

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

#1Robert Chavlakadze

(Soviet Union)

#2Valeri Brumel(Soviet Union)

Rome, 1960

#3John Thomas

(USA)

Fosbury Flop

Fosbury Flop

The day after the 1968Mexico Olympic Gamesevery high jumper in theworld tried the Fosbury-flop.

Competitive Year

High Jump Improvement

Tuesday April 8, 2014

Thursday May 15, 20140700 - 0745

ThursdayJune 12, 2014 0700 - 0745

Thursday Sept. 18, 20140700 - 0745

Thursday Oct. 16, 20140700 - 0745

Thursday Nov. 13, 20140700 - 0745

Wednesday Dec. 17, 20140700 - 0745

Thursday Jan. 15, 20140700 - 0745

Thursday Feb. 19, 2015To Be Confirmed

CUSP Training

Webinar: Team Update –What are your plan?

Webinar: How are you keeping team members engaged/senior 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

Culture Change Through High Jump

Geoff SchierbeckQuality Leader

BCPSQC

@bcsurgquality