Mondo and Antoine Duplantis - Snow Day Workout 

Caden Lebert I had 11 feet

I had 999999999999 feet

And the thing is if we have a blizzard with 3 feet of snow, we still have to go to school

Be easy. When you live in Louisiana, any day they close school due to snow is a "blizzard" to them.

Your kids arent professionals who jump 6 meters in the air and these guys are a way more risk when they slip.

@@florlambrechts853 I'm well aware of that. There are other things you can work on on the runway/pit than trying to jump 6 meters in this type of weather. We have kids that jump 15-16 feet who will do practice jumps outside in this. Our seasons are somewhat shorter because of the weather, so we take every chance we can get to get outside and get on the runway/pit.

@@erics607 he is the world record holder he knows what hes doing . And of he gets injured its much much worse than some of your jumpers.

@@florlambrechts853 Well , I think he has been to Sweden , and not only in the summer, since this happened.He owns an apartment there, and in both Stockholm and Upsala there you can see quite a lot more snow both in the winter and early spring than shown here.

Those were vaulting spikes

But I don’t want to blame Louisiana.This is almost as far down south as you can get in the USA, i did not even think it could get so cold there.Take Copenhagen in Denmark instead.I have lived there since 1982 and I have never experienced a winter without either frost temperature or snow. The local trains have become better but for many years, as soon as there fell a half a centimeter snow or the temperature dropped to zero the trains would not run. The situation with the trains have become better but it could be better and there’s also the same problem with buses.

Ok boomer

He's swedish?

Dual citizenship and Third Culture Kids are a thing.