How to high jump with Robbie Grabarz
European high jump champion Robbie Grabarz demonstrates the basics of high jumping, along with coach Fuzz Ahmed
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June 13 2013
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- News Focus: AW chats to UKA's Niels de Vos
- Euro memories: We look back to Gateshead 2000
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