Jan Železný - Javelin World Record Holder
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2016
- With 98m48 Jan Železný is the best javelin thrower in history. He was 3 times olympic gold medalist (1992-1996-2000) and silver medalist in 1988.
Music : Heart of courage - Two steps from hell 
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There are 84 throws over 90m of all time, 52 of them by Jan Zelezny
The rest from Finland 😁👏🏻
Joni Papillon the rest from Germany
Last time over 90m was 2011! So todays guys suck!
@@Joni_Papillon What about Yiulus Yeho , Keshorn Walcott , Thomas Rohler they did it many times
@@Joni_Papillon last time was 2017 ( 94 and 93)
I am an athlete. I saw Jan Zelezny in a training camp with my own eyes. It was around 1989-1990. His coach asked to the athletes present to kindly move away from the whole ground... We didn't recognize him immediately... On the contrary, we thought who is this moron... Then, at the first training throw (with three steps only) we realized that he was a master... Impressive!!! The thing that still impressed me today, 30 years later, is the extraordinary acceleration he could impart to the javelin. The acceleration was amazing. And also I remember well the javelin vibrated in the air and sound never want to come down... There is no video or description that could give an idea of the Zelezny throwing power. Impressive!
Thank you for your description, excellent research for my writing!
@@edgarbleikur1929 Whilst I have no cause to disbelieve the story, I would suggest it's not best practice to include random unsubstantiated anecdotes online as source material.
@@colinyoung3685 I'm a 50 year old fiction writer...everything is good copy...
@@edgarbleikur1929 Fair enough, I was wrong to assume the word research indicated academia or journalism. Borrow away at leisure, best of luck to you!
@@colinyoung3685 FUCK YOU.
Just so everyone understands - he’s throwing a stick across an entire football field with just a little bit of a running start….. do you even understand how utterly insane that is
When you say throwing a stick it sounds less crazy.
*spear you say
@@EarleTKG with his bear hands* , he is not kicking a football which makes it insane
@@sharathgowtham2157 bare
@@athlete_296* spear it seems
No steroids, no bulky muscles, like some of todays 220 + pound throwers, just pure technique, fantastic timing and maximum momentum just right at release phase. Genius.
He is 💪
Amazing height of the javelin....
Yes he was natty like all the other athletes... lmao
No roids... You're so naive. Hear me out, that guy was a fckin beast. But using PEDs doesn't mean looking like a huge fat freak bodybuilder.
Ofc he was enhanced, like all other athletes at this competition level.
@@giovalleyk I think,that the idea ,was ,and i truly respect that,you must not be a muscle monster to be able to use such a force.Jan was an extremely well proportion athlete,related to his performances.
I was privileged to watch Jan Zelezny in his prime. He is one of the greatest athletes in human history. Jan Zelezny honours the Olympics and Ancient Greece.
you were very fortunate.
Me too, and I completely agree...
Ancient Greece? throw away your weapon and you are dead
@@berndbulle5214 its a javelin lmao its for throwing and was used then
@@berndbulle5214 The roman legion, arguably the greatest fighting force of all time (compared relatively to others at the time), literally had the main bulk of its force train in throwing javelins (Pilums). You can have multiple weapons, the javelin throughout history has been a preliminary weapon thrown before the hand to hand combat begins. cheap to manufacture and deadly if thrown with average force
"Attention... please clear the stands on the other side of the stadium. For your own safety.... please clear the stands"
If he had had Uwe Hohn era javelins, he would've speared someone in the 4th row at some point.
JnnyUtah35 or maybe throw one right through the Olympic torch at the end of the stadium, and a flaming javelin impales someone on the other side.
Jan Zelezny was an incredibly skilled athlete and his timing all the way to the thrown itself will be hard for coming to simulate ... A Swedish view !!!
JnnyUtah35 tg
JnnyUtah35 I
Javelin is so hard on the body, most throwers can only peak world class for 3-5 years, people like Thorkildsen/Pitkamaki did it for 7-11 years. Zelezny did it for nearly 20 years, winning bronze at the 2006 European champs at 40 YEARS OLD (!) and making his debut on the world stage around 1987. What an absolute legend!
Imagine someone like Thomas Rohler who really hit world class in 2015 being around in 2035 :D
Legend. Deserved far more publicity and appreciation.
So true. I witnessed an horrific shoulder accident in the mid 80's. All the ligaments/muscles whatever between the biceps, shoulder and chest, just broke and it was awful. Javelin is probably the sport that I would choose last. Even though, it is one of the toughest ones on the planet. Great video!
Imagine asking him to throw you the remote
Hahahahah
Nock Ster you would walk at least 90 meters to change the channel 😂
@@NayefQatar no more remote
The remote will pierce through you 😅
I hope his wife made that joke 😂
Genetic freak, half human, half beast. Or that was actually a bionic arm, there's no other explanation. Zelezny is the most dominating athlete I know, I don't know why he isn't more famous (well yes I do, because he reigned before hyper marketing times). His sport is just as classic and appealing as the 100m dash and he was just as dominating as Usain Bolt is, if not more. And he was always the smallest of all his opponents. A true legend.
He has thrown 98.48m, and the next best thrower after that is Thomas Rohler at 93.9m. Noone even gets close to Jelezny. His record will be the toughest in athletics to break for a long time, dare I say it, harder than it will be to break Bolt's 9.58s in the 100m.
Ben Sullivan dude that just changed
Aleš Z they'll probably go nah she's Czechoslovakia not one of ours. Either that or she's clean lol.
What kind of roids . did he used ? Very good......
It`s not about the arm , but you are so right !
This guy would chuck a javelin over the stadium and still look dissapointed, holy hell this guy is a boss :O
When he retired, at 40 years old, he was still capable of throwing javelins at 85 meters.
86m without 8cm 🤣🙈
when he was 43, he threw 84.5m on some training meeting, i forgot where :/
He also won bronze medal on his last race in career. It was in Goteborg in 2006 at european championship and it was about 86 meters. He was 40 years old at that time. Amazing in that age.
Göteborg*
He made another world record... 40+yrs that's best throw ever
The greatest javelin thrower of all time , living legend
For me, as a Czech citizen, it makes me proud knowing we have some phenomenal athletes even though our country is quite small.
Matouš Klugar
You have no reason to be proud. You didnt do anything. Two people had sex and you were born in the same country as him. I never understand these comments
@@rme5596 You must be a globalist if you dont get it. :D And there is no point in explaining it to you, you will not understand.... sad.
Bukelos wow. What a deep answer. I love my country. I love the state that I live in. I’m proud of accomplishments though. Not of things that are just there. Maybe you’ve never done anything to be proud of...sad😢
@@rme5596 Hehe, like i said. You are one of *those* ppl, you just dont get it, but it's fine tho, good for you, live your happy life bro!
But please don't attack other pple that are still able to be proud for their countrymen. :)
And please stop with those pathetic atempts to insult me, it's really showing who is the loser here :D
@@rme5596 people working their entire young life to get to the TOP and be at olympic games
when they reach the TOP and bring a medal - the least thing we can do to celebrate it with them and be proud of them
to anyone who earned gold medal at olympic should be shown respect
and if you want another reason to be proud being citizen of czech republic - we never had slavery - here you go
Love how this guy doesn't look like he was made in a lab: great natural strength, training, and skill.
Compare him to 90% of Olympic javelin throwers today, he his half the size of not less, but his arm moves at 400mph he is incredible, truly naturally built for this sport
Neeraj Chopra is the next best.🇮🇳
Using his technique ppl other than those genetically gifted with broad shoulder could be a great Javelin thrower.
Truly an inspiration.
@@shubhamsinha3457 Nowhere near top 10 throwers, but he is young. We will see.
@@troiwgt As an Indian, I'm not completely biased towards him, but he IS World #2 at the moment... Or if you're comparing with top 10 throwers of all-time, then yes, he definitely has a long way to go.
@@tapasyasaikia1462 yeah the video is about zelezny who is retired in 2006
that technique is just absolutely flawless, so pretty and effective. best thrower ever
Probably the only world record that will not be broken unless the rules are changed.
how far their wr is today...compared to now??
Patrick Bieszke lately, Denia Caballero and Sandra Perkovic threw over 70 meters, but the record is at over 76 meters,that's a huge gap, there's no way that Sandra just comes one day and throws 5 meters further.
I understand that, I was referring to the awful grammar in that comment
______ what if wind influenced the javelin to go further?
Callum Sheldrake the javelin isn't really affected by wind force and drag. They would need to throw while a hurricane carried the javelin further in order to be really affected by the wind enough to achieve a new WR.
Now, considering that most of the important international competitions are executed inside of a stadium, it's less likely that the javelin will be affected by wind.
A native-born athlete! Slim body, not massive, not much of a runner just last 3 steps and a fantastic- fantastic explosion from his shoulder/arm, it's magic...like he got a resort on his shoulder/arm, I BOW...HE IS still THE MASTER in 2020!
Had he been the Night King , he would have gotten 3 out of 3 Daenerys's dragons .
🤣🤣
Best comment ever
He is a true legend.
“Sir?...”
“Yes?”
“In a zombie apocalypse, what would be your weapon of choice?”
“A Javelin”...
No kidding, I've considered my arsenal and it features a javelin. Spears were a pretty dominant weapon historically, overlooked in modern media.
You throw once and you are dead. Good for stabbing though
@@colinyoung3685 it makes no sense, sorry. Just use guns lol
“His helmet was stifling, it narrowed his vision. And he must see far. His shield was heavy. It threw him off balance. And his target is far away.”
"..his mom's spaghetti"
@@Aerodine_Arul he missed on purpose, his intention was to prove that a real god does not bleed.
I feel like the judges have a dangerous job
Judges have been impaled on live TV before
@@RB0345
he got one in barcelona I think
Not really. I’ve been throwing for 8 years now and I’ve never seen anyone get hit
Ask the Mongolian archery judges.
@@peytonwalcott6755doesn't mean it hasnt happened you absolute moron
As a former weightlifter my respects to Mr Zelezny... A gifted and talented javelin thrower...
01:50 - you can't see his arm moving..hardly even during the slo-mo replay. Absolutely amazing power & technique. Hope he gets up in the morning nowadays without too much pain. The speed he gets on the javelin is also unlike anything I've seen
Zelezny's arm speed was insane in the most literal sense possible. It's seemingly unbelievable that he was able to carry his majestic form for well over 15 years.
if he lived in america he could have been the first baseball pitcher to throw over 110 mph.
I remember watching this guy as a kid one of my favourites of all time. He was never the biggest but had the heart of a lion and the effort and and way he throw himself through the air time made him a firm favourite. Legend of track and field.....
His last name literally means "of iron"
Tony stark
Ian, made of Iron. - his name in english :)
@@briskmato John of Iron.
I know
Why he was golden than?
I remember growing up watching Jan on TV and being annoyed when they kept cutting back to the track events. All I wanted was to watch this guy. Steve Backley, I felt for you, but this guy is a legend.
je to frajer a legenda. Dnes hadzu samí kulturisti nadopovaní.
There will be nobody like Jan ever again. He was the best athlete I ever watched of any kind of sport .we love you here in south Africa and thanks for the opportunity for me to watch you and for everything you did for the sport
I love his calm demeanor literally all the way up until the actual throw....even his run is calm and smooth...and then just.....LION ENGAGED!!!!
Yes he does not run fast like some of the current athletes and his shoulder does almost all the work .
Zelezny FOREVER 🇨🇿the most impressive in all field events 😌
They have to run the video in slow motion just to see him actually throw it, because at normal speed it's a blur. What a machine!
Who is here after neeraj chopra gold 🇮🇳🏆win
Its me brother
It's me bro.. Proud for being indian
👍🏾🙏🙏👍
Aye
Me
Jan Zelesny.... Truly a giant amongst the throwers. My brother John van Reenen was world record holder in Discus 1975.
The greatest. The man with the golden arm. The benchmark for all javelin throwers.
When you put all your skill points into "Throwing" and "One-Handed"
After years of throwing, his left leg, which stop his moving body after throw, was 3cm(1,18inch) shorter, than the right leg. With smile on his face, he told, that after rehabilitation is everything fine.
Once, he throw over 100m, but it was not recognized as official record, due to non official type of javelin he threw. That was huge disappointment for him, because he was using that javelin for practising and it wasn't just certified.
source?
@@thealbinotadpole2878 FORGET WHATEVER ZENELY ,,,
THE TRUE HERO IS UWE HOHN 104,80M
ruclips.net/video/6YPjh_WwWas/видео.html
@@minhieunguyen2996 no
Yeah, they changed the center of gravity requirement around the time Zelezny threw 104 meters as it was becoming a risk to high jumpers at the end of the field. The guy is almost superhuman. With a further forward center of gravity, the tip fell faster and reduced flight distance. It also made foul throws less likely. Tail first fouls. I threw a lot as a decathlete, best 57 meters. Had strained inner elbow tendons so often and most Javelin throwers do. Very few can do it for years without very sore elbows, and if they don't get that, it's back and hip injuries. Brutal event.
@@thealbinotadpole2878 it was revealed to me in a dream
my record on wii sports is 162.4 meters I think I win
Experimental World69 they don't have javelin on Wii sports
I mean kinect sports
IN VIDEO GAME "HUH 😂😎
I'm thinking you meant inches.
Experimental World69
Nice
He has 4 of the top 5 throws all time, 5 of the top ten all time, 11 of the top 25, 19 of the top 50, 33 of the top 100. Unbelievable!
reminds me of michael johnson in the 400m. 4 of the top 10 times are his, 9 of the top 25, and 21 of the top 100 times ever run are his.
He was a born talent who just aced it with hard work… u r never gonna see an athlete like him again…
This man left me in awe. We (Britain) had Steve Backley who was extremely good. But Zelezny was breathtaking to watch. His combination of timing and power was a thing of beauty.
The distances he achieved made the governing body change the aerodynamics of the javelin because he could hit the rack at the other end of the field
And no one wants a dead 5000 metre runner.
An amazing athlete.
and don't forget Mick Hill
Jan is friend with Steve. A good friend.
I'm sorry but I think the record goes to the Spartan who threw the javelin at the dude on the horse...
you mean Achilles! yes that was one of the hell
TheRaellz yes he was I saw him there
Xerxes
Achilles = Troya war, Thermophyles = Spartans king Leonidas
Achilles!!!
great video music was legendary just like the legend himself jan zelezny
i agree, Jan is a legend, a god :)
the greatest and what an epic sport !
aameen to
Two steps from hell - Heart of Courage. AKA The most epic song of all tine
This year Olympic gold for India 🌷
Neeraj Chopra ❤️
Ur wish fulfilled
This guy needed special FAA clearance for his throws. Absolute best javelin thrower of all time. I was so excited watching him as a kid. Even more when I threw a javelin myself a couple of times and realized how hard it was.
His technique and arm speed are unbelievable!
what a fucking beast...
You know the throw is good when it is almost running out of field.
Well no shit Sherlock.
@Bad Pit unnecessary oxymoronic comment in the first place.
He is the most underated athlete ever, imo.
It's incredible to throw that javelin that far consistently.
Thanks... have totally forgotten about athletics for the last 50 years. Just started to catch up on what I've missed and this guy might be the most impressive of the lot.... bloody wondrous action.
Výborné video.
Jan Železný má podľa mňa vynikajúcu techniku hodu.
The greatest javelin thrower of all time. It is not even up for dispute. G.O.A.T
Thank you for putting this together his brilliance and your editing and the music I can’t even explain to you how much this moves me thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you
He doesn't need a sniper to kill his enemy from a distance
Nice fake profile
I bet he had an incredible right hook too 😂.
One of the most underrated sporting celebrities ever
Kokos, frajěři jak běžej mimo výšeč aby to vůbec změřili,neuvěřitelný na tu dobu a i dnes.Navíc ty trenýrečky ze základky, vypadá jak študentik z devítky a pak tam pošle tohle.Jako by se mi zdálo že ten oštěp letí chvílema lineárně, že snad ani nepůjde k zemi.Respekt a obdiv...Dotoho hudba od Two Steps From Hell - Heart of Courage .Uf, mám z toho zimomriavky
Javelin is the most ancient and beatufull slowly forgotten art of Olympics. Jan did it with honor
kto przyszedł po odcinku wk? XD
Owca prawie jak Jan Zelazny :D
ja
Ja :)
mi na głównej wyskoczyło nawet haha
@@mateuszledzion5865 to jest Jan Żelazny po czesku
Legenda, nejlepší oštěpař všech dob. :-) Také yníkající člověk a sportovec každým coulem. Nikdy by nedopoval. Nezpronevěřil se sportu.
Jan Żelezny Czeski Mistrz pozdro z Polski 🇵🇱 👍
Carl Lewis, Usain Bolt, Sergey Bubka... Jan Zelezny. The 4 greatest track and field athletes of my 50 years on the planet.
Michael phelps
Javier Sotomayor (Cuba) 2.45 m (8 ft 1⁄4 in) (1993)
@@williambuckner1237 swimming isnt a part of track and field
Jonathan Edwards
Michael Johnson.
His approach speed carried into an amazing left leg plant are a wicked combination.
its a wonder he can still stand upright anymore :-) I threw a little in school and i can't help but think my body is a total wreck because of it.
Fantastic Zelezny
His name even means Metal...
yea ..metal czech hand..best of the best...living legend:)
You mean "Iron"...
funny because Železný translation in czech language its "steely"...
Thank you! Jan haves natural power and body. he is idol and joy to many of us.
Massively impressive! Usually I don’t like music, but this piece fits the visual. Must be fun seeing this in stadium.
Who is here after Neeraj Chopra's GOLD MEDAL
A man at the top of his game.. beautiful poetry
There will never ever be another athlete like JAN again.this is the only record in athletics that will never be broken il say.thx JAN you will always be the best
this guy: throws a javelin across a stadium like it's no one's business
*Roman Army wants to know your location*
Jan Zelezny - The Beast from Czechia but together with Barbora Spotakova WR too. Unbelievable from the so small country. Respect!!!
komu się wyświetliło na głównej po filmie WK ?
Mi
Daj linka do tego filmu wk bo chuj wie co to
Mi
Neeraj Chopra idolizes him
If he was a hunter in the prehistoric era, he would have a total boss; taking down mammoths and sabre-tooths💯
aim is an entirely different matter.
@@death_parade actually, in football when you’re able to shoot the ball from 50 meters, it’s extremly easy to hit a accurate top -bin from 20-25 meters. I think the same applies to javelin and other sports
@@manofgod7622 Sorry, have no idea about rugby. But considering that the animal would be a moving, maneuvering target, the meta would be for a group of hunters to sneak in as close as possible and then launch the spears in unison thereby maximizing the chances of a kill. So in any case, the effectiveness of the guy who can throw the furthest would be limited by what the weakest member of the group can do.
@@death_parade nice profile picture dork
@@resiliated9326 What? You don't like Tokyo Ghoul?
What an absolute FREAK of an athlete!!! 6'1" (1.84m) 190 lbs (86kg) and arm speed and hip thrust like no one has ever seen. I want to know what Jan would have run the 100m and long jump etc. I can almost guarantee that with this type of fast twitch muscle and his body type - he could have probably been a very good decathlete as well.
I am just throwing that out there because I was a decathlete, haha
Brandon B. Most elite javelin throwers could be decathletes because they have speed and plyo trainings.
Brandon B. Bruce Lee is better
Brandon B.
No he was 184 or 185 cm and his normal weight was 78 kg!! Im from Czech Rep.
And yet his world record is raw determination and falling forwards over 1m. But he knew.
This man had a competition with himself
I'm very proud of him. What a great athlete.
Im watching this i
Video every single day now ... So inspirational !!
I love the music. It's very fitting for athletics. Such a Herculean sport, just like weightlifting. We can just admire how amazing the human body is.
Salute to this legend 🙌
with the old javelin he would have thrown at least 110 m.
bourlivak88 do the new javelins not go as far
No they changed the javelin for peoples safety because they could almost throw it onto the other side of the track
Wow Wee y
Kid you not, back in in day spectators have been killed and mammed by the javelin
Well, he wasn't that good with the "old" javelin. He excelled at the early stage of his career exactly because he was one of the first that could adapt to the change.
Todaya 23 year old from India won the olympics Gold
This video is a classic example that presentation is important.
Just amazing. I threw javelin at school and its not easy to throw those distances. Its about timing and speed, not brute strength.
This man is a class act ... A true Olympian . The speed of his arm is just a thing of beauty ! The ancient Greeks would have approved .
Who is here after the achievement of Johannes Vetter 97.76? :)
Chorzów, Silesia Stadium😉
@@krzysztoflibera5282 Wiadomo.
George porge what did you mean by this
George porge you know what mate it’s fine. Don’t be so hard on yourself, everyone’s fighting their own battles and sometimes it can be easy to lose sight of where you are both physically and mentally and start to slip into behaviour you know isn’t right. Don’t worry, just keep chugging along and making a bit of progress everyday
Bruce Ezez Not me! I didn’t hear about it. Thanks for the tip!
I’m from USA and I appreciate how how tall and skinny he is and the technique that he puts into throwing the javelin.
Back in the day, My best ever was less than 50m, to think He was able to throw twice that distance is truly phenomenal!
Mine was 65m...with a 600gr women javelin; we didn't have the 800gr men's in my school. Loved throwing those things; the feeling when the thing leaves your index finger with just the right spin, knowing that this is gonna be a good throw, is just priceless.
Mine was 65m...with a 600gr women javelin; we didn't have the 800gr men's in my school. Loved throwing those things; the feeling when the thing leaves your index finger with just the right spin, knowing that this is gonna be a good throw, is just priceless.
Kto od owcy tylko żeby zobaczyć jak daleko rzucił? xD
Mi sie w proponowanych pokazało
vw caddy mk1 mi też po odcinku WK dostaje ten film. Przypadek? nie sądzę
Who is watching this after NEERAJ CHOPRA won gold
Me.
To see the very best of all time is a joy to behold! Awesome!
This world record will last forever no one can beat it
@@jaydenmcdaniel3435 no he didnt - another type of javelin
He was so small compared to most of his rivals, love it when the little guy wins.
He is 6'1"
84kg
@@LEMONGREASY that is indeed pretty small compared to the guys of his time, and still tiny compared to the guys of the modern day competitions, for his size it’s unreal he could throw that far. What a freaking legend of a man
@@Stuka-eo2sz a true legend
Best technique in athletics javelin to this day.
The crazy thing about that is that he had to slightly change his technique several times due to health issues (two broken ribs, serious back injury, shoulder problems, etc).
Mike Dub Not really. I’ve seen better technicians but never seen a better thrower.
I remember the golden age of the javelin big 3 domination from Jan Zelezny, Steve Backley and Seppo Räty. Their rivalries in Barcelona and Atlanta summer olympics were tremendeous, but Zelezny always had the upper hand. Like there was only left to compete for 4th place.
He always had in reserve a 92m throw just in case they started getting near him.
Look at his swing speed !!!
i can sure nobody can imitate that
This man proofs old rule, only speed and techniques counts
IF course when throwing something only speed counts. But you can’t get speed if you are weak...
Strenght is important too
John Doe Fast twitch muscle fibres and an ability to practically turn your shoulder girdle inside out help too.
It astonishes me that the guys running to do the measuring don't get skewered.
They do sometimes I've seen it and it's hilarious I'm ashamed to say