True, but their lower body strength is a bit disproportionate. I do rings (muscle ups, front and back levers, iron cross, l-sits etc.) and combine them with snatches and cleans for power (fast strength) generation. Lots of physical therapy stuff with bands and slanted boards too. As a former MMA fighter I value health and balance more than most.
@@retardno002 fully agree with you that. Gymnasts' legs arent compatible to their upper body strength but if their legs get too big it wont be enough comfortable for them to do skills like planche, maltese, victorian cross,....
Esse foi o grande momento da Olimpíada de Londres. O Brasil não tem tradição nesse esporte e foi lá e conquistou o ouro. Notem como os outros ginastas e técnicos olharam depois que o Zanetti terminou a apresentaçao! Isso mostra que se apoiarmos nossos atletas no dia-a-dia e de todas as modalidades e investirmos mais o Brasil pode se tonar um país olímpico e termos mais momentos históricos como este! Parabéns Zanetti!
Eu sempre falo, se um brasileiro ganha uma medalha olimpica é uma gigante façanha, pois tem muito pouco incentivo em qualquer esporte que nao seja futebol aqui no Brasil
Arthur Zanetti coming from a country where support for this sport is zero, getting there is unbelievable having the feat of going out with gold is a God !!!
Can we all just acknowledge for a second that Iordan Iovtchev is 39 years old and made it to the olympic finals in the rings?! That's freaking amazing! Many people I talk to think that just because you get old your body is still with it if you keep exercising, but that's just true! I don't think people realize that like car parts in a car, the more you drive the car, the more you'll need to replace parts to make it run smoothly and our bodies are the exact same way. It's not about the energy (although keeping up energy is a factor-yes) that keeps your body going when you get older, it's about the good parts that you have left and can get warn out very quickly! This guy looks so fit, but I can tell you at age 39, I'm SURE (especially doing gymnastics), his parts are worn and torn, yet he still makes it to the top ten and doesn't even come in last. This is his six olympics- six! Good on you man and may your parts not have to be replaced soon! Let's have respect for people like this and be understanding of people in their 50's and up who may take a lot more time to get moving. It's simply because their parts are worn out! (FIY it's not an old person writing this, I'm only 33).
the problem with your analogy is a human is not a car machine. you can not replace human parts with new one. energy could be maintain but there is a difference when one is younger who does not make optimum of its training to maintain optimum strenght.
@@diosdadoapias alot of things on a human can be replaced? Hips, knees, rotators cups. Then they can be reinforced with metal if they break. Tissues can also be replaced, such as ligaments and tendons valves. Either from cadavers, donor humans, or animals with similar tissue structure that mimics a humans. So the human body could very well be compared to a car, or machine. All are complex systems, always looking to be improved for the future.
Zanetti's shoulders are on the same level of his hands all the time, and this is how gymnasts are supposed to hold their positions. Chen's shoulders are always higher than they should be. Also, Zanetti kept his positions for more than two seconds while Chen had trouble holding for that long. The way Chen lands his dismount makes him lose 0.1 for keeping his feet apart, while Zanetti's step on landing only costs him 0.1 as well. Zanetti is the undisputed champion. If you think otherwise, read the code of points.
well in the code of points it says that the shoulder needs to be at the same height as the rings not the hands. Making Chen's holds without a deduction except for one of his maltese holds at the end of his routine. It was close and to the judges discretion, But Chen was not getting deductions for height in his routine, probably mainly being deducted for false grip on every skill (-0.7).
Bro thats called protraction holding a dead maltese doesn't make it harder or anything the maltese should be slightly higher your shoulder should be slightly higher than your hands cuz look at zaneti it looks like he is doing a back lever and not a maltese and im not spitting words like that even Van gelder held his maltese sligthly higher to show that he is not in back lever also zaneti DID A STRADDEL PLANCHE AT THE OLYMPICS why was he able to do maltese but not simple planches when plance is supposed to be easier than maltese CUZ his maltese was dead maltese almost back lever thats why smh
Caso não saibam, Zanetti pode ser o primeiro atleta nas argolas a conseguir ser medalhista olímpico 3x seguidas, Ouro em Londres, Prata no Rio, e chance agora em Tóquio
a aterrissagem ruim dele em Tóquio colocou ele na faixa dos 14.1 e a execução dele era de nota acima dos 15 :( ainda não acabou a disputa mas quase certeza que ele não vai conseguir ser tricampeão olímpico 🥺
Nosso orgulho brasileiro! Ouro em Londres e prata no Rio...atualmente é o segundo melhor do mundo,mas sempre vai ser o nosso campeão olímpico... Parabéns Arthur!Não faz ideia do quão é querido aqui...que vc possa conquistar pódio em Tóquio também!Estamos aguardando! E lembre-se:é sempre mtooooo difícil apagar o brilho de um Zanetti ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Jamais contestem o que Arthur fez... Foi um gigante... Representa o povo brasileiro, que luta com unhas e dentes contra todos, inclusive contra o próprio governo que não estimula em nada!
Kyle Campion Not lacking at all :-) Have a look at athletes like Jake Dalton & Courtney Tulloch. Both have well defined legs that are noticable but at the same time aren't oversized.
Chen had a good landing, but you have to account for the fact that they also get deducted for legs being apart on landing, along with even the slightest execution errors, like the way his body was too high above his hands on his Maltese crosses.
Clr q todos tem suas lutas...mas esse nosso atleta brasileiro ARTHUR ZANETTI. ..precisava pegar muitas vzs busaos pra ir pra treinos,por anos,precisava passar roupas pra sobreviver ..e investir nele msm,e vlw a pena pq realmente talento e vocação pra essa modeladora d esporte ele nasceu msm pra isso👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Arthur Zanetti
Chen used a false grip/over grip(using a bend wrist rather than a straight wrist like others) on most of his elements. Judges can deduct marks from you when you use a false grip. It is much harder to do those strength elements with a straight wrist.
I will never forget this. Zanetti was freakin supporting the weight of his body on the.rings, horizontally, with his fingertips. Y'ain't really supposed to be immune from gravity... still one of the coolest things I've ever seen.
All of them are amazing, as a Calisthenics beginner I love what those people are doing and the pain/time they took to make all of this ART, and Zanetti was just perfect. Respect to them 💫💚
Lindo. Lindo. Lindo🥇🇧🇷🥈🇧🇷 e nunca me cansarei de admirar essa medalha. As duas medalhas. Uma honra tê-lo nos representando. Parabéns Zan🥇. Grande atleta brasileiro q já está na história.
Both Zanetti and Chen had absolutely stunning performances, and a lot of people saying Chen was robbed. However, I have to agree with the judges on this one. Chen's shoulder's positioning in his crosses cost him the gold, despite having a better landing. Overall Zanetti had better alignment and execution.
Виктор Кучма when you perform a maltese you support yourself with straight arms along the body, in his maltese Zanetti is blocking his arms under his back, it’s not anymore the shoulder and core strenght in arms it needs maming the skill much more easy
+Cláudia L Anything is easy to beat if you have judges preferences. This result is definitely controversial. Both had 6.8 on difficulty, while Zanetti received 9.1 on execution, 0.1 more when it was obvious when watching the video he made more mistakes than the silver medalist (landing is good but not perfect, very apparent shaking at the beginning and at the end). Congratulation to Brazil, Zanetti is definitely one of the best, but this time his victory is a salty one.
@Allen Clw , Are you serious? Did you miss how Chen has overgrip in all his holds, too high malteses and for his crosses he goes way too high and then lowers to the hold. Whereas Zanetti had flawless strength elements, overgrips only in his 2 malteses, his only clear mistake was that one step on the landing. If something here was wrong it was Chen getting way too many points just for being the previous olympic champion.
eu lembro de assistir ao vivo! Muito bom. Eu como leigo tinha achado q o chinês tinha vencido e já estava torcendo q o Zanetti ficasse em segundo, mas depois q anunciaram a nota, tomei um susto e comemorei demais!
E pensar que horas depois desse momento, o b4b4c4 do técnico chinês foi à imprensa declarar que foi "um dia negro" para o esporte, tamanho o despeito e inveja da vitória do brasileiro. Às vezes, vale aquele velho provérbio: "o falar é prata, o calar é ouro".
clearly zanetti owned this event, those positions were just beautifully held throughout the routine, the only flaw was the dismount. All these guys are great.. it's just a matter of perfection!
It's better to take one small step than risking to the knees or having a big stumble. And they are supposed to land with their feet close together. Chen had his feet wider apart which gave him an advantage.
People still wondering why Chen lost - Azarian cross held too high, maltese too high, whippit cross caught high and lowered, second maltese high, slight wobble in handstand, feet very far apart on landing, false grip every strength skill. You have to be extremely critical if you want a real explanation for results. If you compare routines, you will notice now probably that Zanetti's strength moves are all level, some with no false grip, this makes a huge difference.
True that, just before COVID-19 I was at gym and a coach said to someone parents are gonna be like ooh well done congratulations but the coach will be ashamed because he had no technique to it what so ever
Este vídeo eu já vi umas cinco vezes, porque foi sensacional o Zanetti ter tirado o Ouro do chinês; ele ficou completamente fora do ar quando saiu a nota do Arthur acima da dele, chegou a ser cômico! Simplesmente o chinês pirou!
I'd just like to take a moment to acknowledge Denis Ablyazin who did his entire routine with his HIGH BAR HANDGUARDS on as can be seen at 22:44, despite this, he still ended up in 5 place. Huge respect to this man!!
Brasil,Brasil,Brasil,Brasil,Brasil,Brasil,Brasil,Brasil!!!! It was about time someone else take gold, no overestimate Chen he is the man, but Zannete Shine this day, pra frente Brasil!!!! uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
He clearly had a better execution. Why is it so hard for you people to accept that a gymnast from South America can be better than the others for once? Drama queens.
So crazy how with the men the announcers are like, "He's only 22, so we'll see him in Rio," and with the women, they're like, "She's 19, she's over the hill."
@Everything Blessed You're right, strenght training is all about repetition of movement patterns, as you accumulate more time spent, if you're doing it right, you'll definitely be stronger... But for elite gymnasts, theirs strenghts are close to peak, and they have to keep a really high volume of training to maintain this level, therefore, recovery potential plays a huge role, so it's hard to keep up as the years go by (But 20's and early 30's are just fine). For women it's due to their flexibility, they don't need raw strenght that much, and as they get older they tend to have less estrogen (And more testosterone, women tend to get stronger around their 30's), wich impacts your joints constitution and makes harder to perform the moves. Of course there's a lot of variables to justify their peaks and their downs, but i pointed some reasons to start, it's not only about human performance, but human performance in elite gymnastics context.
For all those arguing about them not having muscular legs. It's an Olympic sport event where your execution and performance is everything. Many of these isometrics require you to push from your waistline (centre of mass). Naturally it would be much easier to hold these positions if your centre of mass isn't shifted any lower than that. In fact, most calisthenics athletes prefer slim body and strong upper body muscles more than a traditional body building physique for the same reason. You need insane straight arm strength for these isometrics and if your centre of mass is more towards you lower body it will be a lot more difficult to execute them holds properly.
check the pan am 15 women's gymnastics videos and 2016 nanjing youth competition, if you ever have the time!! the girls were all so lovely to each other, especially at all around :') they were the sweetest.
I went through a gymnast exercise phase after watching some Jovtchev videos around 13 years ago, built some pretty good strength but even in my mid 20s it was hard. I'm Canadian but will always proud of Jovtchev for doing it so long and maintaining his strength. I only watched this video for him, lol.
the chest and arm's muscles of these guys are unbeliveable
And the back
And AB stability
True as rock
That too earned without a single drop of steroid.
only year and years of training. Since 5 or 7 years old
in my opinion... gymnasts are the ultimate athletes... amazing strength, agility, flexibility, gravity defying moves... just amazing.
True that!
Totalmente de acuerdo ..sí en otra vida fuera hombre quisiera haber sido gimnasta
true beauty and strength combined....I love it :P !
True, but their lower body strength is a bit disproportionate. I do rings (muscle ups, front and back levers, iron cross, l-sits etc.) and combine them with snatches and cleans for power (fast strength) generation. Lots of physical therapy stuff with bands and slanted boards too. As a former MMA fighter I value health and balance more than most.
@@retardno002 fully agree with you that. Gymnasts' legs arent compatible to their upper body strength but if their legs get too big it wont be enough comfortable for them to do skills like planche, maltese, victorian cross,....
25:35 his muscles are squishing his face lol
I wish i could relate
He is just learning back and has his head tucked in.
being jacked is not easy
@Everyday Good Vibes and doing a passive hang rather than an active hang
Esse foi o grande momento da Olimpíada de Londres. O Brasil não tem tradição nesse esporte e foi lá e conquistou o ouro. Notem como os outros ginastas e técnicos olharam depois que o Zanetti terminou a apresentaçao! Isso mostra que se apoiarmos nossos atletas no dia-a-dia e de todas as modalidades e investirmos mais o Brasil pode se tonar um país olímpico e termos mais momentos históricos como este! Parabéns Zanetti!
Salto com vara masculino tb.
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@@fafamp4 Ele tá falando Londres e não Rio.
@@roialvarezbustamante3374 vai pra escola muchacho.
Eu sempre falo, se um brasileiro ganha uma medalha olimpica é uma gigante façanha, pois tem muito pouco incentivo em qualquer esporte que nao seja futebol aqui no Brasil
I've been watching the Olympics since 1996, and I still can't believe these guys can hold these poses.
I`m fat and happy
réponce...de la muscul!!
***** Coz he is fat and happy :)
+James Benton Ticer U should have seen Yuri Chechi...strange.
Oh boy. I've been watching since 1968. I can't believe it either.
Arthur Zanetti coming from a country where support for this sport is zero, getting there is unbelievable having the feat of going out with gold is a God !!!
Can we all just acknowledge for a second that Iordan Iovtchev is 39 years old and made it to the olympic finals in the rings?! That's freaking amazing! Many people I talk to think that just because you get old your body is still with it if you keep exercising, but that's just true! I don't think people realize that like car parts in a car, the more you drive the car, the more you'll need to replace parts to make it run smoothly and our bodies are the exact same way. It's not about the energy (although keeping up energy is a factor-yes) that keeps your body going when you get older, it's about the good parts that you have left and can get warn out very quickly! This guy looks so fit, but I can tell you at age 39, I'm SURE (especially doing gymnastics), his parts are worn and torn, yet he still makes it to the top ten and doesn't even come in last. This is his six olympics- six! Good on you man and may your parts not have to be replaced soon! Let's have respect for people like this and be understanding of people in their 50's and up who may take a lot more time to get moving. It's simply because their parts are worn out! (FIY it's not an old person writing this, I'm only 33).
Be honest he looks over 50 yrs old
the problem with your analogy is a human is not a car machine. you can not replace human parts with new one. energy could be maintain but there is a difference when one is younger who does not make optimum of its training to maintain optimum strenght.
@@diosdadoapias alot of things on a human can be replaced? Hips, knees, rotators cups. Then they can be reinforced with metal if they break. Tissues can also be replaced, such as ligaments and tendons valves. Either from cadavers, donor humans, or animals with similar tissue structure that mimics a humans. So the human body could very well be compared to a car, or machine. All are complex systems, always looking to be improved for the future.
Yes, just like Oksana Chusitivina of Women's Artistic Gymnastics! She's having her 8th Olympics in Tokyo :)
He looks older than 39
Zanetti's shoulders are on the same level of his hands all the time, and this is how gymnasts are supposed to hold their positions. Chen's shoulders are always higher than they should be. Also, Zanetti kept his positions for more than two seconds while Chen had trouble holding for that long. The way Chen lands his dismount makes him lose 0.1 for keeping his feet apart, while Zanetti's step on landing only costs him 0.1 as well. Zanetti is the undisputed champion. If you think otherwise, read the code of points.
well in the code of points it says that the shoulder needs to be at the same height as the rings not the hands. Making Chen's holds without a deduction except for one of his maltese holds at the end of his routine. It was close and to the judges discretion, But Chen was not getting deductions for height in his routine, probably mainly being deducted for false grip on every skill (-0.7).
Chen yibing still should have one
Agreed. Zanettis first planche was wobbling all over the place. Chess movements were so smooth w minimal movement
Bro thats called protraction holding a dead maltese doesn't make it harder or anything the maltese should be slightly higher your shoulder should be slightly higher than your hands cuz look at zaneti it looks like he is doing a back lever and not a maltese and im not spitting words like that even Van gelder held his maltese sligthly higher to show that he is not in back lever also zaneti DID A STRADDEL PLANCHE AT THE OLYMPICS why was he able to do maltese but not simple planches when plance is supposed to be easier than maltese CUZ his maltese was dead maltese almost back lever thats why smh
Anos depois ainda fico voltando aqui pra rever esse nosso orgulhoso, que apresentação espetacular
VIVA BRASIL 🇧🇷💛🇧🇷💛🇧🇷💛🇧🇷💛🇧🇷💛🇧🇷
Eu também hahaha
Eu tbm sempre fico inspirado. Esse e o vôlei feminino bra X Rússia hahahaha
Sete anos depois e ainda continua tão emocionante quanto no dia!
Years of hard work and dedication boils down to a few seconds... salute to all athletes out there
6:15 Chen Yibing (PRC) 🥈
9:23 Federico Molinari (ARG)
12:15 Aleksandr Balandin (RUS)
14:55 Matteo Morandi (ITA) 🥉
17:25 Iordan Iovtchev (BUL)
20:10 Tommy Ramos (PUR)
20:48 Denis Ablyazin (RUS)
25:20 Arthur Zanetti (BRA) 🥇
Thank youuuu
Zanetti=1 Gravity=0
this is arguably the most impressive form of athleticism out of all sports. Unreal these men and women who do this every Olympic event.
Caso não saibam, Zanetti pode ser o primeiro atleta nas argolas a conseguir ser medalhista olímpico 3x seguidas, Ouro em Londres, Prata no Rio, e chance agora em Tóquio
Estou torcendo muito por ele🙏🏻✨💚💛
E ele tá participando dessas olimpíadas?
E conseguirá, amém!!!
a aterrissagem ruim dele em Tóquio colocou ele na faixa dos 14.1 e a execução dele era de nota acima dos 15 :( ainda não acabou a disputa mas quase certeza que ele não vai conseguir ser tricampeão olímpico 🥺
@@okaymayara_ Infelizmente a idade chega
This is so insanely impressive, People really don't get the insane control and strength these guys have, unreal
Esse cara e um orgulho para nosso povo !!!! PARABENS ZANETTI !!!
Nosso orgulho brasileiro!
Ouro em Londres e prata no Rio...atualmente é o segundo melhor do mundo,mas sempre vai ser o nosso campeão olímpico...
Parabéns Arthur!Não faz ideia do quão é querido aqui...que vc possa conquistar pódio em Tóquio também!Estamos aguardando!
E lembre-se:é sempre mtooooo difícil apagar o brilho de um Zanetti
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Jamais contestem o que Arthur fez... Foi um gigante... Representa o povo brasileiro, que luta com unhas e dentes contra todos, inclusive contra o próprio governo que não estimula em nada!
Zanneti 25:08
thanks
Thanks
thanks
Razor I
thanks
Arthur Zanetti’s performance starts at 25:15
OMG I cried when they said 15.900 ¡UNBELIEVABLE!
Gymnasts have much much better looking bodies than any bodybuilder
Meade77 i agree
Upper body maybe, lacking in the leg department compared to bodybuilders though
Kyle Campion Not lacking at all :-) Have a look at athletes like Jake Dalton & Courtney Tulloch. Both have well defined legs that are noticable but at the same time aren't oversized.
Best bodies in general are wrestlers
not the heavy ones tho, since they have a lot of fat as well as muscle since they dont have to cut weight
Chen had a good landing, but you have to account for the fact that they also get deducted for legs being apart on landing, along with even the slightest execution errors, like the way his body was too high above his hands on his Maltese crosses.
Arthur Zanetti 2 medalhas em 2 olímpiadas, não é pra qualquer um.
Nosso orgulho, que Deus abençoe você e todos os brasileiros que ainda estão competindo agora em Tóquio 🙌🏻❤️✨
Clr q todos tem suas lutas...mas esse nosso atleta brasileiro ARTHUR ZANETTI. ..precisava pegar muitas vzs busaos pra ir pra treinos,por anos,precisava passar roupas pra sobreviver
..e investir nele msm,e vlw a pena pq realmente talento e vocação pra essa modeladora d esporte ele nasceu msm pra isso👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Arthur Zanetti
Chen used a false grip/over grip(using a bend wrist rather than a straight wrist like others) on most of his elements. Judges can deduct marks from you when you use a false grip. It is much harder to do those strength elements with a straight wrist.
I will never forget this. Zanetti was freakin supporting the weight of his body on the.rings, horizontally, with his fingertips. Y'ain't really supposed to be immune from gravity... still one of the coolest things I've ever seen.
Arthur Zanetti nosso herói 🇧🇷
All of them are amazing, as a Calisthenics beginner I love what those people are doing and the pain/time they took to make all of this ART, and Zanetti was just perfect.
Respect to them 💫💚
Assistindo em 2021, mas a emoção é a mesma. Só o tempo que passou....
Orgulho do Brasil!👏👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Goodness! Those poses are sooo difficult! Bravo everyone!
arthur the lord of the rings!!!! the best!! brazil
Jajaj
Com certeza!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
King Arthur Zanetti from Brazil!
Have you even heard the name Petrounias? This guy is nothing
@@3seren Yeah, is King Arthur Zanetti getting his gold medal.
25:00 Gold medal run.
I cannot begin to imagine how difficult this is
things like this make you think, "its amazing what the human body can do"
I agree!
Calisthenics mate.
With a lil bit of ped usage too
@@BadassBobY I think calisthenics and gymnastics is different
Zanetti almost perfect and definitely the best here!
Artur Zanetti e Sara Menezes, monstros na olimpiadas
and i have trouble doing pull ups... :(
Same bro same
Marshin72 They can do it, but who told u they have no trouble?
Marshin72
You're Not alone
The more you practise, the better you get
That Olympic gymnast experience your situation too.We all begin in zero
the amount of suffering endured to reach this level is something to truly respect and applaud
Chen was so happy and adorable! His excited winks and stuff was adorable lol All of these men are amazing
25:00 os caras gritando pelo zanetti! E vem medalha em Tóquio!
Espero que venha o ouro ❤
Amém 🙌🏻💚💛✨
Deus te ouça
the best of the wrold!!! Congratulations Zanetti, Congratulations Brazil!!!
Zanetti was the best. Brazilllll!
i love how this event includes men of all ages
Entrou por último e terminou em primeiro!💚👏🥰
I really like Shannon as a commentator.
+DeeNeebeeni She is so respectful and objective, always on point! I like her too.
She's annoying so quick to point the negatives completely ignoring the positives of each athlete
Zac Burley maybe try not to say something so negative? This reply of your’s is annoying too 😑
@@cheesecakeisamazingd7168 u obviously don't appreciate the athletes hard work either that's ok
Oh and by the way if u like kpop u must be a brainwashed millennial
Lindo. Lindo. Lindo🥇🇧🇷🥈🇧🇷 e nunca me cansarei de admirar essa medalha. As duas medalhas. Uma honra tê-lo nos representando. Parabéns Zan🥇. Grande atleta brasileiro q já está na história.
aquele pequeno(grande) orgulho!!! 🇧🇷
#WeArentOnlySoccer! Arthur Zanetti: GOLD!
Both Zanetti and Chen had absolutely stunning performances, and a lot of people saying Chen was robbed. However, I have to agree with the judges on this one. Chen's shoulder's positioning in his crosses cost him the gold, despite having a better landing. Overall Zanetti had better alignment and execution.
Yep that shoulder position probably cost him gold
should we talk about zanetti fake blocked malteses ? still can't belive he is so overrated. Still a scandal.
@@Alan-ec9yx what do you mean? I just started watching gymnastics, but for me his execution looked perfect.
Виктор Кучма when you perform a maltese you support yourself with straight arms along the body, in his maltese Zanetti is blocking his arms under his back, it’s not anymore the shoulder and core strenght in arms it needs maming the skill much more easy
Gringos aceitem que doi menos.
So many hands left unshaken
and so many good comments left unreplied
Zanetti perfect
Happy that Brazil got the gold and that it stayed in South America.
Foi lindo, Zanetti! Apresentação maravilhosa!
lisane71 Aliás, o técnico está de parabéns!
Excuuuuse me, but he is Arthur Zanetti,just the best one
'it's gonna be hard to beat"...but,but, but, then came Zanetti ....
+Cláudia L
Anything is easy to beat if you have judges preferences.
This result is definitely controversial.
Both had 6.8 on difficulty, while Zanetti received 9.1 on execution, 0.1 more when it was obvious when watching the video he made more mistakes than the silver medalist (landing is good but not perfect, very apparent shaking at the beginning and at the end).
Congratulation to Brazil, Zanetti is definitely one of the best, but this time his victory is a salty one.
@Allen Clw , Are you serious? Did you miss how Chen has overgrip in all his holds, too high malteses and for his crosses he goes way too high and then lowers to the hold. Whereas Zanetti had flawless strength elements, overgrips only in his 2 malteses, his only clear mistake was that one step on the landing. If something here was wrong it was Chen getting way too many points just for being the previous olympic champion.
Hahahah true
eu lembro de assistir ao vivo! Muito bom. Eu como leigo tinha achado q o chinês tinha vencido e já estava torcendo q o Zanetti ficasse em segundo, mas depois q anunciaram a nota, tomei um susto e comemorei demais!
E pensar que horas depois desse momento, o b4b4c4 do técnico chinês foi à imprensa declarar que foi "um dia negro" para o esporte, tamanho o despeito e inveja da vitória do brasileiro. Às vezes, vale aquele velho provérbio: "o falar é prata, o calar é ouro".
Que homem desprezível...
Eu achei foi bom. O chinês já achava que tinha ganhado essa prova.
Caraca!
27:40 The reaction of the guy sitting in the chair in the background, his hand over his mouth as if to think "OMG"
clearly zanetti owned this event, those positions were just beautifully held throughout the routine, the only flaw was the dismount. All these guys are great.. it's just a matter of perfection!
It's better to take one small step than risking to the knees or having a big stumble. And they are supposed to land with their feet close together. Chen had his feet wider apart which gave him an advantage.
People still wondering why Chen lost - Azarian cross held too high, maltese too high, whippit cross caught high and lowered, second maltese high, slight wobble in handstand, feet very far apart on landing, false grip every strength skill.
You have to be extremely critical if you want a real explanation for results. If you compare routines, you will notice now probably that Zanetti's strength moves are all level, some with no false grip, this makes a huge difference.
Masterii are you supposed to do the moves with normal grip, not false grip? I guess it requires more strength than false grip? Or why?
Zanetti lands all his skills too low :) his shoulder are even higher than his legs sometimes.. really bad form
@@devidzoga3799 yes really bad, how could I miss that...
Tilman Rotational Invariant am not talking as a hater.. It is true xD
True that, just before COVID-19 I was at gym and a coach said to someone parents are gonna be like ooh well done congratulations but the coach will be ashamed because he had no technique to it what so ever
Este vídeo eu já vi umas cinco vezes, porque foi sensacional o Zanetti ter tirado o Ouro do chinês; ele ficou completamente fora do ar quando saiu a nota do Arthur acima da dele, chegou a ser cômico! Simplesmente o chinês pirou!
Não me canso de ver esse vídeo!!
I'M BRAZIL,I'M BRAZILIAN
I LOVE YOU ZANETTI 💖💖💖💖😍🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
R u dum?
Kkkkkkk ta e dai
Thiago Klock Daí q ele é brasileiro ué, e ela ta orgulhosa dele uai por representar o Brasil oshi, kskks
Love you too, from Zanetti
i love that the lady commenting sounds genuinely excited for the guys.
Monstro das argolas!!! Orgulho imenso de você, Zanetti.
Biceps shoulders lats of Gods❤️
Essa vitória foi espetacular!
As a Brazilian, I get very emotional and very proud of them... even if it's 9 years later
I love watching the men`s gymnastics, so much power and they all have great muscles;-)
I am amazed how much strength they have to do this. The Iron cross is hard enough on it's own.
Sempre gostei do Athur Zanetti, parabéns ele é muito bom.
I'd just like to take a moment to acknowledge Denis Ablyazin who did his entire routine with his HIGH BAR HANDGUARDS on as can be seen at 22:44, despite this, he still ended up in 5 place. Huge respect to this man!!
It doesn't matter your nationality: this final was thrilling to watch
Brasil,Brasil,Brasil,Brasil,Brasil,Brasil,Brasil,Brasil!!!!
It was about time someone else take gold, no overestimate Chen he is the man, but Zannete Shine this day, pra frente Brasil!!!! uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
sempre que vejo me dá um frio na barriga
Incredible strength , such a pleasure to watch this event
Valeu Arthur!
Nothing builds Physical Character and Mental Discipline more than Men's Gymnastics.
Eu assistindo no trabalho e tive que conter o grito na hora do ouro! Kkkkk
Man who look smoothest and effortless will win this game.
He clearly had a better execution. Why is it so hard for you people to accept that a gymnast from South America can be better than the others for once? Drama queens.
Clara Lins it's cause of Chen's stuck landing. It was a close final
He rested upside down for half his routine. That he won is ridiculous.
lol, that "CLEARLY"
Obviously because you have a narrow mind. Thinking South American nationalities can produce gold metal wearing athletes!? Seriously use your head????
Who are "you people"!?
So crazy how with the men the announcers are like, "He's only 22, so we'll see him in Rio," and with the women, they're like, "She's 19, she's over the hill."
Male muscle power usually peaks at mid 20s, while female muscle power peaks in early 20s
Blame evolution.
Well now it’s great to see that females also do return to the olympics again like Aly, Gabby, and Simone soon :)
@Everything Blessed You're right, strenght training is all about repetition of movement patterns, as you accumulate more time spent, if you're doing it right, you'll definitely be stronger... But for elite gymnasts, theirs strenghts are close to peak, and they have to keep a really high volume of training to maintain this level, therefore, recovery potential plays a huge role, so it's hard to keep up as the years go by (But 20's and early 30's are just fine). For women it's due to their flexibility, they don't need raw strenght that much, and as they get older they tend to have less estrogen (And more testosterone, women tend to get stronger around their 30's), wich impacts your joints constitution and makes harder to perform the moves. Of course there's a lot of variables to justify their peaks and their downs, but i pointed some reasons to start, it's not only about human performance, but human performance in elite gymnastics context.
Balandin’s butterfly to inverted cross was absolutely beautiful. Hope to at least be able to butterfly one day
Zanetti Execution score was higher then Chen
Great work,thank U for uploading this video in HD !!!!
Que Essa Cena Se Repita Daqui A Uns Dias No Rio De Janeiro ! Bora Zanneti , Bora Brasil !!
Tomara!!!!
tomara
É amanhã a final da argolas !!! tá chegando!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
foi quase! Prata; mas ainda assim, foi incrivel e maravilhoso ver o Zanetti denovo, e ganhando medalha
Zanetti orgulho BR !!
Zannetti, Yibing and Morati, they are the best of the best. No words..
King of Calisthenics.
What an incredible upper body Ramos has! Handsome too! Props to Zannetti!!!
Brazillll
her voice is so beautiful 😘 talking about commentary
For all those arguing about them not having muscular legs. It's an Olympic sport event where your execution and performance is everything. Many of these isometrics require you to push from your waistline (centre of mass). Naturally it would be much easier to hold these positions if your centre of mass isn't shifted any lower than that. In fact, most calisthenics athletes prefer slim body and strong upper body muscles more than a traditional body building physique for the same reason. You need insane straight arm strength for these isometrics and if your centre of mass is more towards you lower body it will be a lot more difficult to execute them holds properly.
Or would you say "He set the *rings* SO high for these athletes"? ;)
The men are so respectful and shake hands to their opponents and such I never see girls doing that
***** yea as a girl I don't see them shaking hands and such
check the pan am 15 women's gymnastics videos and 2016 nanjing youth competition, if you ever have the time!! the girls were all so lovely to each other, especially at all around :') they were the sweetest.
Niv Belem alright will do
+Katiri Sherman 2014 nanjing* sorry! just noticed haha
Katiri Sherman
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Go Brazil my nation
I went through a gymnast exercise phase after watching some Jovtchev videos around 13 years ago, built some pretty good strength but even in my mid 20s it was hard. I'm Canadian but will always proud of Jovtchev for doing it so long and maintaining his strength. I only watched this video for him, lol.
After this medal, Brazil became a strong country in gymnastics
Last but definitely not least