Russian bar

The Russian bullion is a device in the field of circus and vaudeville. The single bar has a strong oval cross-section with about 15 centimeters wide and 5 centimeters high. The entire unit is about 5 feet long and very elastic. Sometimes two pole vault bars are glued side by side for an impromptu DIY.

There are two sub- people are needed who are facing each other at the ends of the bar. The rod is placed each on one shoulder, the arms slightly bent secure the position of the rod. The flyer is usually a very easy person and is located in the center of the ingot. Sitting, standing and handstand here are usual positions. The time required for the Salti acceleration takes place on increasing the light first jumps of the flyer, by the two sub- persons, similar to the principle of the trampoline. However, the sub- entities must compensate for the deviations of the flier and anticipate corrections by their position on the page.