Going from 5’4” to 5’10” as a freshman is a huge jump—but breaking 6 feet is where things really change. In this interview, we break down what’s driving that next level. Submit High Jump Film: apply.highjumpblueprint.com/film-review/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=film+review&utm_term=tristan+robinson+five+ten Watch this video next: youtu.be/vuYWYG7NpC4?si=06dKBoE50N9rnBX3 3x Team USA High Jumper Dontavious Hill sits down with Tristan and his dad after Tristan hits back-to-back 5’10” PRs and starts knocking on the door of 6 feet as a freshman. You’ll learn: How improving your approach and rotation leads to consistent PRs Why confidence is the key to breaking through new heights How parents can support their athlete without needing to be experts Great for high jumpers trying to break through plateaus, reach new PRs, or build consistency at higher bars, and for parents looking to better support their athlete’s development. About Dontavious H...