Issue 20, November 1985 - All Time Top Ten
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Could you be a champion gamesplayer, a YS Gold Medallist? Join in the fun and Go For Gold, you could be in the running to win! | |
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Now's the time to meet another of our high-scoring fast-
playing games aces. Catch his hot tips, and learn to play
Daley's Decathlon the winning way! If you haven't already tried to Go For Gold, then it's about time you did! We know there must be hundreds of brill games-players out there, so don't hide your skill, enter the YS Gold Medallists' Challenge, and you could be our champ. If your scores aren't quite up to scratch, don't give up, you could still be the lucky winner of three free pieces of software if your name gets pulled out of the Ed's hat! This month the surprise package is on it's way to Gavin Mackenzie of Romford. Follow his example, go ahead and play the YS game, fill in the coupon and send a photie, you've got nothing to lose and plenty to win! Go to it! |
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| Craig Boddy 1,314,865 | David Bass 1,202,403 | Sergio Tavares 988,971 |
| John Marriot 2,032,375 | Ian Rogerson 682,025 | Matt Humphreys 316,415 | ||||||
| Mark Brown 1,512,000 | Graham Conner 1,500,175 | David Morris 1,362,175 |
| Alan Maber 310,900 | Paul Golder 97,100 | Noel Wallace 73,100 | ||||||
| André Elias 18-0 | Paul Golder 18-0 | Chris Robinson 18-0 |
| Craig Boddy 470,693 | Scott Donaldson 465,871 | Sean Rowe 413,237 | ||||||
| Ian Hiller 67% | Daniel Clegg 51% | Valentin Kressler 36% |
| Gavin Thompson 99% | John Roberts 99% | David Harewood 99% | ||||||
| Claudie Jeffries 100 items | John Kitts 91 items | David Ferguson 54 items |
| John Hudspith 100% | Thomas Pedersen 78% | John Kitts 75% | ||||||
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Day one tips: In the hundred metres, speed is the only necessity. For the long jump, speed is again vital, but the take off angle must also he somewhere between 44-46. When going for the shot putt, make sure that the angle is between 44 and 47 and that there's a lot of force behind the push. In the high jump, jump as close to the bar as possible and then let Daley reach an angle of 90 degrees before |
bringing him down to the crash mat. With the
400 metres, it's good rhythm that's required.
Day two tips: Taking off into the 110 metre hurdles, pace yourself so that you take only two steps between the jumps. To do this you're going to need some speed. With the pole vault, try at first to get the pole in between the uprights, then when the height goes up to 4.4m, try to position the pole just a little further back. The ultimate aim in the discus is to get the angle of attack at 45 degrees - do this and you should get 75,90m. In the javelin, use the maximum speed possible and throw the pole at an angle of between 47-49 degrees to get a distance of over 100m. The 1500m requires you to run quite fast for the first 700m, and then to slow down so that you can regain your energy. | |
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