Yes i would say that is pretty good. Keep improoving though
I'm in eighth grade and my best jump was 4' 8", but i would say about average (at my meets at least) is about 4' 4" or 4' 6"
A good long jump score for a seventh grade boy would depend on various factors such as training, experience, and physical development. On average, a distance of around 12-13 feet would be considered a good long jump score for a seventh grade boy. However, improvement is always possible with dedication and practice.
From grade 4 Jack Beckett with a Long Jump holding 4,24 meters.
that is good.
If Your A 7th Grade Boy , A good Jump Would Be A 14 ' 2 - 15 ' 5 . In Between That Is Great ! Above it is even better !
A good long jump is when u get a good distance that u feel is good but also using good form in the jump wich will help you a lot depending on how far you jump.
Long jump was started in original Olympics in ancient Greece.
A jump of 16 ft 2 inches as a 6th grader broke the Illinois state record. But these types of records are not normally recorded or updated for 6th graders.
For as long as possible if you whant to become really good
well i jumped 12' 3'' in 5th grade when i was ten, so i guess you could go a little farther.
My son tells me he jumped 18 flat today but he is also thinks that was the farthest for his grade at practice today (8th) as far as he knows.