In this video you can clearly see that she jumps more than 2.15 and the Ukrainian woman her bottom touched the stick. But anyways congratulations to the new world record
Heard about the Yaroslava WR and came here to see the original footage. GOD DAMN, Stefka is insane. Soaring jumps. 37 year record for a reason. What an accomplishment for both of these incredible athletes.
@@TheMilenkata, I have my doubts. The essence of this sport is not to jump as high as possible; the athlete must not knock down the stick in the first place. Even if we can see that Stefka's buttocks are high, it also depends on whether her legs will knock the stick down and etc., so we can't say that she definitely jumped 2.15. Now we have an officially broken record, so congratulations to Yaroslava, she deserves it. P. S. I understand that you are Bulgarian, but this is not a reason to devalue the achievements of a hardworking athlete
@@TheMilenkatayou can clearly see also the shaking of the bar… This sport doesn’t count the highest peak, but the ability of jump with the entire body over the bar.
She's right. SHE could have, and probably did many times, but the bar has to be set to that height. Even looking at this jump she was well over, probably at least 2:12 it has been estimated. Slesarenko jumped a 2:06 that was estimated to be at least 3cms over that height. At that level so much is in your head.
Her clearance is just insane! At least 6/7 cm. That’s the greatest jump at 209 ever! Yaroslava’s clearance is zero, but her record is legit and it will stay.. We can only speculate how much more Stefka would have jumped! But she never had any attempt to beat her record..
@@stoutlager6325 I'm starting to wonder if even she can top it. She's jumped 2.06 once, but it's a long way from 2.06 to 2.10 in the high jump. Konstantinova is the only one who could consistently clear 2.06 or higher.
If you search through the current women athletes no one is even close to the Stefka's technique back from 30 years ago. Even the current Olympic champion Ruth Beitia...
Correct, plus she was so physically perfect for this event...not too tall (only 180cm or 5'11") , fantastic technique, immense vertical lift and awareness in the air, and a fierce competitor. She apparently used to train the house down, believed in herself and her preparation, and was possessed of a temperament which suited this event.
@@tonich70 Бред! Не существует для мировой элиты прыжков в высоту какой-то идеальной техники. У спортсменов разное телосложение, рост, прыгучесть. У всех женщин, которые прыгали 2 м и выше идеальная техника
@@helenvancougat3770 Вы забываете, что в 87 году не было такого допинг контроля, как сейчас. А болгары во все времена славились применением допинга - вспомните болгарских штангистов Посему сейчас женщины не могут прыгнуть выше мирового рекорда? А вот поэтому
@@jayrao6593 Not true, for field events and NON-running events in the United States, Jay. Examples: high jump, long jump, discus, shot put, triple jump, hammer throw, ALL of these events are measured and recorded with Imperial measurements in the U.S., and never in the metric system.
@@Visionary0001 That may be for NBC Sports (which I hate). But all records are in metric. I don't recall Ryan Crouser's record in FPS. But I know it is 23.37m
@@jayrao6593 Jay, did you ever compete in Track and Field athletics in the United States, at the high school or collegiate level? If so, you know that as of 2022, ALL of the non-running events I mentioned above are still measured, recorded, and announced using Imperial measurements. As a matter of fact, as of this current season, the results for non-running events are not even posted in Metric measurements at all, because no one would know what anything meant. They ONLY post in the Imperial system.
19 steps for record befor that 4 in star phase in place 4 on frst phase short then 8 long in middle phase 2 in pre jump phase short and 1 transfering to jump in height
Not by anyone soon, looking at the current women. Vlasic and Bergqvist have 2:08, Chicherova 2:07, but all are over 30. None of them have the technique that consistently propelled Kostadinova to such heights (197 times over 2 metres). Vashti Cunningham has potential, but needs a few years. The only way I can see it going is if there is a completely unexpected performance by someone (anyone) in a one off situation. No one except perhaps Vlasic has the consistency, and unfortunately she has had a lot of injuries, and time is marching on.
I think Mariya Lasitskene stands a chance to take the record, if she continues to push herself. She's still in her 20s, and if we see her in some competitions this year, I think she just might surprise everyone. (Her current personal best is 2.06 by the way.)
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Congratulations to Yaroslava Mahuchikh 🇺🇦, who just broke the world record of almost 37 years by our beloved legend Stefka Kostadinova 🇧🇬! ❤
In this video you can clearly see that she jumps more than 2.15 and the Ukrainian woman her bottom touched the stick. But anyways congratulations to the new world record
Heard about the Yaroslava WR and came here to see the original footage. GOD DAMN, Stefka is insane. Soaring jumps. 37 year record for a reason. What an accomplishment for both of these incredible athletes.
@@TheMilenkata, I have my doubts. The essence of this sport is not to jump as high as possible; the athlete must not knock down the stick in the first place. Even if we can see that Stefka's buttocks are high, it also depends on whether her legs will knock the stick down and etc., so we can't say that she definitely jumped 2.15. Now we have an officially broken record, so congratulations to Yaroslava, she deserves it.
P. S. I understand that you are Bulgarian, but this is not a reason to devalue the achievements of a hardworking athlete
@@TheMilenkatayou can clearly see also the shaking of the bar… This sport doesn’t count the highest peak, but the ability of jump with the entire body over the bar.
@@TheMilenkatais that why the stick in this video shakes more than when Yaroslava beat it?
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New record has just been set by Yaroslava MAHUCHIKH with 210cm!!!
I think she will clear 2.11m in the upcoming Olympics
@@shaolinsecrets That would be legendary!
Yaroslava Mahuchikh 2.10, congratulations
مع السلامة يا حبيبتي رقمك كان هنا RIP👋
الاوكرانية مرت هنا 🇺🇦😊
Quebrado agora em 2024, 2.10!!!
she jumped about 2-3cm more and no 1 cant beat the 2.09
July 7th, 2024 it has been beaten by Ukrainian high jumper, Yaroslava Mahuchikh. She jumped 2.10m
I thought zelensky broke the world recor
she could have jumped 2.15
In a recent interview on a Bulgarian TV she said it was possible for a woman to jump 2.12 m.
She's right. SHE could have, and probably did many times, but the bar has to be set to that height. Even looking at this jump she was well over, probably at least 2:12 it has been estimated. Slesarenko jumped a 2:06 that was estimated to be at least 3cms over that height. At that level so much is in your head.
Remember, back in the 80s, most Eastern Europeans were heavily doped, including the Bulgarians. Look at Zagorcheva, Khristova, Donkova etc.
Joe Ortiz pff sore grapes
@@joeortiz7715
yeah, and the westerns were not doped at all, lol
The high jump records are so difficult to beat.
1 in a century athletes made them.
it is because they raise the bar by centimeters. if it would be by millimeters there would be more excitement, although it would be silly of course
Her clearance is just insane! At least 6/7 cm. That’s the greatest jump at 209 ever!
Yaroslava’s clearance is zero, but her record is legit and it will stay..
We can only speculate how much more Stefka would have jumped!
But she never had any attempt to beat her record..
Какой клиренс может здесь быть, если планка шевелилась. И как ты разглядел клиренс, при съёмке с нижнего ракурса? Фантазеры!
36 years going strong, still WR
There were a few years where it looked like Blanka could beat it. But nope. Who now? Yaroslava I guess.
@@stoutlager6325 I'm starting to wonder if even she can top it. She's jumped 2.06 once, but it's a long way from 2.06 to 2.10 in the high jump. Konstantinova is the only one who could consistently clear 2.06 or higher.
@@jimfreyler2944 done
@@jimfreyler2944✅️2️⃣.🔟
@@jimfreyler2944:/
The technique...just perfect.
If you search through the current women athletes no one is even close to the Stefka's technique back from 30 years ago. Even the current Olympic champion Ruth Beitia...
Correct, plus she was so physically perfect for this event...not too tall (only 180cm or 5'11") , fantastic technique, immense vertical lift and awareness in the air, and a fierce competitor. She apparently used to train the house down, believed in herself and her preparation, and was possessed of a temperament which suited this event.
@@tonich70
Бред! Не существует для мировой элиты прыжков в высоту
какой-то идеальной техники.
У спортсменов разное телосложение, рост, прыгучесть.
У всех женщин, которые прыгали 2 м и выше идеальная техника
@@helenvancougat3770
Вы забываете, что в 87 году не было такого допинг контроля, как сейчас.
А болгары во все времена славились применением допинга - вспомните болгарских штангистов
Посему сейчас женщины не могут прыгнуть выше мирового рекорда? А вот поэтому
@@МирагорВ …
Stepka is the Living legend!
So zärtlich Frau! Kein Fet, kein Ubergewicht...Absolute PERFEKT AUF ALLE SEITEN!!!NACH DAS 30 JAHREN GEHABT KEIN ANDERER RECORD!
34 years still world record
Make it 37. But no further.
Looking at it it shows she easily cleared May be 2.12 though she had the bar at 2.09. There was so much daylight between the bar and the body
А то, что она все-таки задела планку ты не заметил?
She could have cleared 2.13m with that jump! Amazing!
how so?
@@Ancient1341there was a huge gap between her and the bar
@@dkgray828она задела планку
@@dkgray828only at 1 point, the gap has to be across the whole body to actually clear
STILL THE WR SINCE 1987
till today
Amazing that she only lost it today. 37 years later.
Not anymore
Магучіх наша рекордсменка !!
2,10
Nope
2022 still world record?!??!
Yes
Not anymore
@@havryliuk sad
GREAT JUMP!!!!! WOW!!!
Pov: 2024
Wr=2.10
lol the bouncing hairstyle of terror
Perfect technique.
Stefka 👑👑👑👑👑👑👑
Stefka went 15-20 cm above the bar. It is fantastic.
For real
No lol
@Petro250 yes she did go and cry
I am Bulgarian Woman...this hier make my craying!
not anymore
Anyone in 2024? 37 years later, still the world record!
Unbelievable. Just. In Paris.
yes, yes, we are here in 2024. and there is a reason why we are here exactly right now :)
@@artursruseckis4242 what’s the reason?
@@nursultantulyakbay7070 Seriously? No sports news in Kazakhstan? 2.10 by Yaroslava Mahuchikh, just yesterday.
Broken today 💪
07.07.24 ✅️2️⃣.🔟 🇺🇦
What a beautiful woman
210 now
acabou de ser batido
That's crazy bounce for a woman. I think she have probably dunked a basketball in her prime.
IS this STILL the world record?
Yes
Amazing
Not anymore
@@havryliuk wow thanks just saw this....thanks for letting me know
For U.S. viewers who use the Imperial system, she cleared 6 foot 10 and 1/4 inches.
US viewers are used to SI for Athletics events and records (ex:we don't say a 330 ft race for a 100m race)
@@jayrao6593 Not true, for field events and NON-running events in the United States, Jay. Examples: high jump, long jump, discus, shot put, triple jump, hammer throw, ALL of these events are measured and recorded with Imperial measurements in the U.S., and never in the metric system.
@@Visionary0001 That may be for NBC Sports (which I hate). But all records are in metric. I don't recall Ryan Crouser's record in FPS. But I know it is 23.37m
@@jayrao6593 Jay, did you ever compete in Track and Field athletics in the United States, at the high school or collegiate level? If so, you know that as of 2022, ALL of the non-running events I mentioned above are still measured, recorded, and announced using Imperial measurements. As a matter of fact, as of this current season, the results for non-running events are not even posted in Metric measurements at all, because no one would know what anything meant. They ONLY post in the Imperial system.
I'd have run a 440 for that information. :)
Bulgaria ❤ 🇧🇬
wow u inspired me 😲😲
That, is exciting.
she did touch the bar
Is the guy at 0:23 steadying the bar? Why would they do that? Looks like he's stopping it in case it fell.
Previous life confirm frog.😮 she can jump to people home anytime 😅. Crazy 2.09
19 steps for record befor that 4 in star phase in place 4 on frst phase short then 8 long in middle phase 2 in pre jump phase short and 1 transfering to jump in height
I would have like to see her dunk a basketball. She could probably have 360 one.
Still wr❤
🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬
Time it was beaten!
Not by anyone soon, looking at the current women. Vlasic and Bergqvist have 2:08, Chicherova 2:07, but all are over 30. None of them have the technique that consistently propelled Kostadinova to such heights (197 times over 2 metres). Vashti Cunningham has potential, but needs a few years. The only way I can see it going is if there is a completely unexpected performance by someone (anyone) in a one off situation. No one except perhaps Vlasic has the consistency, and unfortunately she has had a lot of injuries, and time is marching on.
I think Mariya Lasitskene stands a chance to take the record, if she continues to push herself. She's still in her 20s, and if we see her in some competitions this year, I think she just might surprise everyone. (Her current personal best is 2.06 by the way.)
@@joeherbert7555 Mahuchickh or Levchenko-no???
@@julikenn Either.
@@joeherbert7555 This thread was a nice trip into history. It is 07.07.2024 now.
WOW.