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pole jumper

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Noun1.pole jumper - an athlete who jumps over a high crossbar with the aid of a long polepole jumper - an athlete who jumps over a high crossbar with the aid of a long pole
athlete, jock - a person trained to compete in sports


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They range from the cavalcade of Kung Fu, to aerial bun gee trapeze artists, back-flipping acrobats, knotted contortionists, spiralling gymnasts, plate-balancing unicyclists and pole jumpers.
They range from the cavalcade of Kung Fu, to aerial bun gee trapeze artists, back-flipping acrobats, knotted contortionists, spiralling gymnasts, plate-balancing unicyclists and pole jumpers.
The company returns to Liverpool with its usual eye-boggling collection of acrobats - there are people who balance chairs on top of each other and then clamber up them, 20ft jumps from a springboard 14 girls on one bicycle, plate spinners and pole jumpers.
 
 
 
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