Not surprising considering the French hosted such a forgettable and underwhelming Games. Olympics are dead and they know it, after 2028 no-one will be wanting to host a sports competition, it'll be pure nonsense Wokeness.
When I look up in my apartment I see my 2.50m high ceiling and I can't imagine someone jumping over my wall at all lol. I'm 1.92m and with my arm up I can exactly reach the ceiling... How in the fkin world does anyone JUMP so freakin high, the record is absolutely insane! 🏆
I really wish one of them would broke the wr , but tbh the other guy was closer all the time , but the attitude of him and almost dedicating his career to archive the wr made me wish he was the one to set a new wr
New York 2014 was crazy. I've lost count of how many times I've watched that, probably about as many as the Powell/Lewis 1991 long jump final. The most frustrating part is that, if Barshim had got to 2.46 ealier, he would probably have cleared it.
This is really infuriating. This video had well over a million views, maybe nearing 2 million before it was taken down. I watched the original and it was (obviously) really good. Such a shame that all the views and money you gained from it is probably lost (not sure on that though). I’ll rewatch it again because it’s a good video, nothing like watching someone glaze their idols for 18 minutes 😉.
Just reached over 2 mill. Was very proud hahaha. But all is well. Honestly just love this story so much and I felt like I wasn't Jumpman without this video up. Appreciate the love bro. And damn right I be glazing these mf's
@@JumpmanTF Yeah you’re NOTHING without this video. In fact, during the short time that neither the old or new version of this video was up, I hacked your channel and changed it to Runman. But I guess you’ll never know how because I changed it back after you posted this.
@Kore_Gaming Man do u not get a joke? I was joking about my most recent comment (about the “hacking”, etc.). Also, it doesn’t matter that he’s got other videos over 1 million views, this was/is one of his best (all of them are great) videos and is the most relevant to his channel. His name is JUMPman. He said in his pinned comment that this video is his favourite and therefore it’d important to have it up. Do you disagree and think it’s a good thing that the Olympics is taking down and copyright striking channels that show any footage of the Olympics (if that)? Like, what’s your point?
@Kore_Gaming The fact that I literally said “I hacked your channel and changed the name” to him. Surely that’s enough for you to know it’s a joke? Also, look at my original comment. Does it look like I’m being hateful towards -Run- Jumpman? It’s really just common sense.
What a fantastic video, you even included other great high jumpers like Ukhov (who also jumped 2.42 indoors in 2014 what a year) that other channels dont, you are doing a great job
omg... i didnt manage to watch the original (what a shame that it got taken down...) but i guess at least im glad the reupload got my attention!!!! Now im emotionally invested in the WR of an event i dont even follow closely......
I was in the stands in New York when they both cleared 2.42 and both had attempts at 2.46. It was pretty exciting stuff. Historic. Barshim had the best attempt of his career at the WR. But now it will probably not be broken for another 30-50 years.
Really thought back in '14 that a 23yr old Barshim being pushed by a 25yr old Bondarenko would go on to legitimately challenge & break Sotomayor's insane 2.45m WR, was so disappointed he never jumped over 2.43m again & not over 2.40m post '18 when he was still only 27yrs old :( Is 25yr old JuVaughan Harrison (2.36m PB) who's had a disappointing season after a good 2.34m outdoor opener still the best bet to be the next 2.40m+ jumper?! Gotta s/o one of the best names in the entire sport in Canadian High Jumper Django Lovett (2.33m PB) 😂
Harrison would have to make some adjustments to his technique to seriously challenge 2.40. That guy has so many moving parts to his jump it's almost luck when everything comes together properly for him. Otherwise he just bombs out in the 2.20s. I have zero prospects about who might be the next to take a serious run at the record. There wasn't anyone in the junior championships this year. Nobody in the current top 10. I mean I'd love to be surprised but it's not like the women's. Yaroslava really did look like she would be matching Blanka's 2.08 at some point if not the WR. The potential there was obvious. For the men? No such individual yet.
@@stoutlager6325 Which is why I brought up JuVaughan as there are no other real male prospects (maybe Oleh Doroshchuk?) that have come through over the last few yrs unlike the women who've had the likes of Yaroslava, Angelina Topic, Britt Weerman, Karmen Bruus, Rachel Glenn etc. all come through. Vashti for me has seriously plateaued, needs to move away from her dad as her coach to a new coaching environment to fully realise her potential!
i fuckin love highjump. even after about ten years of no track and field due to back injury it's still my favourite discipline. All that time i was still following highjump contests. I still have faith in barshim or bondarenko hitting the 2.47 mark. I know both have the hight, they just need that one jump where everything lines up... and I'll be there for it.
There is something funny about the soundtracks from Summoning Salt and Wirtual being used for world records in traditional sports. Though honestly my favorite was the Devilman Crybaby music.
Thanks for the reupload, I enjoyed it even more than when I watched it the first time. I still enjoy watching the comps but Men's high jumping has been underwhelming since Barshim was injured. Do we all think he would have made 2.46m if he hadn't suffered that injury? In contrast I think Bondarenko was never going to make the WR height, he was never as convincing and he had more attempts than Barshim. But what is it with Ukrainians being such good high jumpers? They have two of the greatest of all time in Bondarenko and Yaroslava Mahuchikh.
Barshim was close at 2.46 probably even closer than Sotomayor at 4.46 who tried it one time. However no one has jumped over 2:40 more consistently than Sotomayor and that I think give an idea of how hard it is to break that WR.
Barshim just needed to try as much as Bonderenko... He'd very likely have gotten a 2.46 or even 2.47, he just seems to burn himself out and doesn't really try the WR enough
Great video! Thought of an idea for a video so thought I’d share. You should do a video on Cuban jumpers. They have had so many great jumpers and continue to have so many(even if a lot of them decide to represent another country). I wonder what makes them so good. It’s probably a combination of genetics, training methods…A bit like the Jamaicans and their sprinters.
What on Earth are those American commentators doing talking in the Imperial System like it's the 1700s. 😅😅 "Bondarenko is attempting a height of twenty-five sixteenths of a quarter football field here Chip, that's almost thirty-eight square-gallons per yard." "That's right Dave, but don't forget... his shoes are almost nine twenty-fourths of a pound thick, so he'll have to allow an extra four and three-sevenths of a punnet in take-off speed."
This style of high jump should not be considered as a jump at all. The scissor jump is a true form of high jump where the body stays upright when the jumper clears the bar. Imagine if a jumper jumps up a platform 8 feet high with the current style, the injury sustained is unthinkable.
Can anyone who is more into this sport tell me: looking at the jumps of Barshim and Bondarenko it seems almost obvious that both of them must have jumped a lot higher in training than in those competitions. They must have jumped at least 246 in training, maybe higher. Would you say that is likely correct? Or am I getting something wrong about how this works?
At an elite level it's so rare to ever jump as high in training as you would in competition. All down to competitive arousal. But I'd say almost no professional athletes would pr in training. It's not unheard of, I know of one elite high jumper who has a story about jumping a pr in training, and it was because they accidentally missed the competition and jumped on that day out of frustration as 'training'.
They test it, it's just they can't do it. It's almost like a mental barrier. It's the same reason why many sprinters run their best at the world champs or olympics. Adrenaline and arousal matter a lot. Jumpers generally have a training pb and comp pb.
Weird that they can go no higher score than the height they chose. Like in sprinting, every race could be a wr attempt, but same's not true in jumping. I wonder if the wr would have been broken if lasers recorded the highest clear instead of a simple bar.
This is definitely one of the more impressive things in olympia. I think most sports, you have to do them yourself a bit to understand how ridiculous good these olympians are, but this....I dont understand how its even possible to jump so high, it looks so wrong that people are able to do this haha
it's sure look very close to the human limit when you see all that.... BUT what if, one day, a 1 in a million genetically out of the norms like Victor Wembanyama would dedicated his life to high jump?
@@JumpmanTF ah all good I watched the whole thing again still amazing the only thing I would change is higher quality footage and more bar slow mo shots
i’m so glad that the olympics are doing the important job of trying to take down every single athletics video on youtube that they can
Got that strong "entertainment company run by VC" energy.
Yeah, the Olympics is focussing all their energy on boomers who watch TV. Great marketing strategy IOC.
It has a name: GREED.
Not surprising considering the French hosted such a forgettable and underwhelming Games. Olympics are dead and they know it, after 2028 no-one will be wanting to host a sports competition, it'll be pure nonsense Wokeness.
@@colmhauser9532 you do you little homie
Legends knew this is a reupload immediately
i got confused when i saw the video was posted 8 hours ago when i knew i had seen the video months ago 😅
took me a minute ngl
I was so confused
YEP
Crazy how those two songs are just synonymous with world record runs. Amazing stuff.
I never knew that Barshim nearly broke the record in 2018, I thought it would come in the 2013/14 era. Great video!
When I look up in my apartment I see my 2.50m high ceiling and I can't imagine someone jumping over my wall at all lol.
I'm 1.92m and with my arm up I can exactly reach the ceiling... How in the fkin world does anyone JUMP so freakin high, the record is absolutely insane! 🏆
wow you are tall man
u got some short arms man
@@midgrave yea indeed
I love bonderenko's attitude. No matter what he seems stoked.
I really wish one of them would broke the wr , but tbh the other guy was closer all the time , but the attitude of him and almost dedicating his career to archive the wr made me wish he was the one to set a new wr
New York 2014 was crazy. I've lost count of how many times I've watched that, probably about as many as the Powell/Lewis 1991 long jump final. The most frustrating part is that, if Barshim had got to 2.46 ealier, he would probably have cleared it.
Felt like I was watching a Trackmania breakdown video with the soundtracks in the background. Loved it!
First Patricia Taxxon, then En aften ved svanefossen, and then We're Finally Landing. I've heard all of these songs in Trackmania videos 😄
This is really infuriating. This video had well over a million views, maybe nearing 2 million before it was taken down. I watched the original and it was (obviously) really good. Such a shame that all the views and money you gained from it is probably lost (not sure on that though). I’ll rewatch it again because it’s a good video, nothing like watching someone glaze their idols for 18 minutes 😉.
Just reached over 2 mill. Was very proud hahaha. But all is well. Honestly just love this story so much and I felt like I wasn't Jumpman without this video up. Appreciate the love bro. And damn right I be glazing these mf's
@@JumpmanTF Yeah you’re NOTHING without this video. In fact, during the short time that neither the old or new version of this video was up, I hacked your channel and changed it to Runman. But I guess you’ll never know how because I changed it back after you posted this.
@Kore_Gaming Man do u not get a joke? I was joking about my most recent comment (about the “hacking”, etc.). Also, it doesn’t matter that he’s got other videos over 1 million views, this was/is one of his best (all of them are great) videos and is the most relevant to his channel. His name is JUMPman. He said in his pinned comment that this video is his favourite and therefore it’d important to have it up. Do you disagree and think it’s a good thing that the Olympics is taking down and copyright striking channels that show any footage of the Olympics (if that)? Like, what’s your point?
@Kore_Gaming The fact that I literally said “I hacked your channel and changed the name” to him. Surely that’s enough for you to know it’s a joke? Also, look at my original comment. Does it look like I’m being hateful towards -Run- Jumpman? It’s really just common sense.
@Kore_GamingAre you mentally challenged
LOVED the well timed "Holy Shit!" halfway thru an otherwise clean/no swearing video. It got me pumped!
What a fantastic video, you even included other great high jumpers like Ukhov (who also jumped 2.42 indoors in 2014 what a year) that other channels dont, you are doing a great job
omg... i didnt manage to watch the original (what a shame that it got taken down...) but i guess at least im glad the reupload got my attention!!!! Now im emotionally invested in the WR of an event i dont even follow closely......
You are in for a wild one.
I was in the stands in New York when they both cleared 2.42 and both had attempts at 2.46. It was pretty exciting stuff. Historic. Barshim had the best attempt of his career at the WR. But now it will probably not be broken for another 30-50 years.
Those old diamond league graphics were so cool, they should go back to them imo
Bro I was looking for this the other day i thought id gone crazy and imagined it
Reuploaded just for you brother. You're not crazy!
Really thought back in '14 that a 23yr old Barshim being pushed by a 25yr old Bondarenko would go on to legitimately challenge & break Sotomayor's insane 2.45m WR, was so disappointed he never jumped over 2.43m again & not over 2.40m post '18 when he was still only 27yrs old :( Is 25yr old JuVaughan Harrison (2.36m PB) who's had a disappointing season after a good 2.34m outdoor opener still the best bet to be the next 2.40m+ jumper?! Gotta s/o one of the best names in the entire sport in Canadian High Jumper Django Lovett (2.33m PB) 😂
Harrison would have to make some adjustments to his technique to seriously challenge 2.40. That guy has so many moving parts to his jump it's almost luck when everything comes together properly for him. Otherwise he just bombs out in the 2.20s. I have zero prospects about who might be the next to take a serious run at the record. There wasn't anyone in the junior championships this year. Nobody in the current top 10. I mean I'd love to be surprised but it's not like the women's. Yaroslava really did look like she would be matching Blanka's 2.08 at some point if not the WR. The potential there was obvious. For the men? No such individual yet.
@@stoutlager6325 Which is why I brought up JuVaughan as there are no other real male prospects (maybe Oleh Doroshchuk?) that have come through over the last few yrs unlike the women who've had the likes of Yaroslava, Angelina Topic, Britt Weerman, Karmen Bruus, Rachel Glenn etc. all come through. Vashti for me has seriously plateaued, needs to move away from her dad as her coach to a new coaching environment to fully realise her potential!
i fuckin love highjump. even after about ten years of no track and field due to back injury it's still my favourite discipline. All that time i was still following highjump contests. I still have faith in barshim or bondarenko hitting the 2.47 mark. I know both have the hight, they just need that one jump where everything lines up... and I'll be there for it.
Lmao the Summoning Salt soundtrack, great video mate
watched this for the algorithm, I still love this video
crazy to see how much your channel is growing man!! keep up the good stuff!
My heart still breaks thinking about Barshim not breaking it
High Jump is such a difficult event man. Trying to translate a high vertical over the bar is not easy at all. Huge props to these guys.
When the Wirtul music drops, I thought It was going to be "This Jump"
haha yeah right, thought its building into something
this video is so good and its really baffling as to why it was taken down
There is something funny about the soundtracks from Summoning Salt and Wirtual being used for world records in traditional sports. Though honestly my favorite was the Devilman Crybaby music.
It just works tho. Guys are OST geniuses.
@@JumpmanTF I don't disagree, I love to see it.
Sprintman posting Jumpman propaganda, classic move
I will convert everyone.
Superb video and brilliant commentary
Raising the bar both figuratively and literally
jumpman be in his element for realll
Sad moment when I realised it was a reupload. But a good reason to watch it again I guess
Goated high jump content as usual - also is this channel the same dude who does Mate HJ?
Yes sir hahaha
Thanks for the reupload, I enjoyed it even more than when I watched it the first time. I still enjoy watching the comps but Men's high jumping has been underwhelming since Barshim was injured. Do we all think he would have made 2.46m if he hadn't suffered that injury? In contrast I think Bondarenko was never going to make the WR height, he was never as convincing and he had more attempts than Barshim. But what is it with Ukrainians being such good high jumpers? They have two of the greatest of all time in Bondarenko and Yaroslava Mahuchikh.
I didn't know en aften ved svanefossen (aka the wirtual song) was used outside of trackmania videos xD
Barshim was close at 2.46 probably even closer than Sotomayor at 4.46 who tried it one time. However no one has jumped over 2:40 more consistently than Sotomayor and that I think give an idea of how hard it is to break that WR.
Barshim just needed to try as much as Bonderenko... He'd very likely have gotten a 2.46 or even 2.47, he just seems to burn himself out and doesn't really try the WR enough
Damn, I feel a bit sad now. That's probably why this is a great video.
I watched this a couple of times before and watched the reupload now. Such a good video. Bondarenko the absolute legend.
Great video! Thought of an idea for a video so thought I’d share. You should do a video on Cuban jumpers. They have had so many great jumpers and continue to have so many(even if a lot of them decide to represent another country). I wonder what makes them so good. It’s probably a combination of genetics, training methods…A bit like the Jamaicans and their sprinters.
Amazing video mate
Wow. I had no idea that anyone else has ever even gotten somewhat close to clearing 2.46. Bondarenko could fly 🚀😳
This video was so good.
I'll take any excuse to watch this video again 👍
Such a good video keep it up
I think their biggest problem is that they got so fixated on 2.46 that they forgot about 2.45. Both of them had a shot at that.
@LightPink They can choose the next height if there are only left. The record is 2.45 after all.
What on Earth are those American commentators doing talking in the Imperial System like it's the 1700s. 😅😅
"Bondarenko is attempting a height of twenty-five sixteenths of a quarter football field here Chip, that's almost thirty-eight square-gallons per yard."
"That's right Dave, but don't forget... his shoes are almost nine twenty-fourths of a pound thick, so he'll have to allow an extra four and three-sevenths of a punnet in take-off speed."
Such a good video
I wished Barshim took a similar approach to Bodnarenko in his prime, I feel he would have gotten the record if he did.
THIS IS SICK
the jump by Barshim at 8:33 seems to be over 246cm.
never been into highjump as a thrower as it is a lanky mans sport but very interesting video and well put together.
Throws is also a lanky man sport. Just ex lankymen who are now 300+ pounds.
@@JumpmanTFjoe kovacs is just an out and out thicc man tho
Alright that one is true. But the again, see him swinging on the gymnast bars?
@@JumpmanTF i would pay thousands of dollars to see joe kovacs in a leotard having a go on the pommel horse
Somebody's a Summoning Salt and Wirtual fan
Actually, Charles Austin attempted 2.46 three times after securing the gold at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta.
One of the top comments mentioned this on the original. Was a mistake made by me.
It's really hard to get your head around how high these jumps are. They are clearing the height of a standard ceiling. That's absurd
Why they don't try 2,45m? It would still be the world record.
Great video, but knowing the record was never broken from the beginning kinda took me out of it
This style of high jump should not be considered as a jump at all. The scissor jump is a true form of high jump where the body stays upright when the jumper clears the bar. Imagine if a jumper jumps up a platform 8 feet high with the current style, the injury sustained is unthinkable.
It would be better if the bar was just there as a guide and cameras could capture the actual height jumped
2.46 was tried in 1996 by olympia winner Charles Austin
Can anyone who is more into this sport tell me: looking at the jumps of Barshim and Bondarenko it seems almost obvious that both of them must have jumped a lot higher in training than in those competitions. They must have jumped at least 246 in training, maybe higher. Would you say that is likely correct? Or am I getting something wrong about how this works?
At an elite level it's so rare to ever jump as high in training as you would in competition. All down to competitive arousal. But I'd say almost no professional athletes would pr in training.
It's not unheard of, I know of one elite high jumper who has a story about jumping a pr in training, and it was because they accidentally missed the competition and jumped on that day out of frustration as 'training'.
Thanks for the insight. It sounds odd that they wouldn’t ever test their personal bests outside of a competition but I guess they have their reasons.
They test it, it's just they can't do it. It's almost like a mental barrier. It's the same reason why many sprinters run their best at the world champs or olympics. Adrenaline and arousal matter a lot. Jumpers generally have a training pb and comp pb.
*second best year. Can't call it the best if there was no new record.
I rekon more high quality jumps and competitions beat an outright world record. Especially a rivalry this hot. Sotomayor was on his own.
En Julio de 2013, BONDARENKO intentó los 2'47
I'm surprised the Russians haven't tried to put springs in their shoes.
Barshim is most Olympic multiple medalist‼️😁
didn't expect wirtual's song in here
Justice for jumpman ✊
fellow wirtual viewer!!
Weird that they can go no higher score than the height they chose. Like in sprinting, every race could be a wr attempt, but same's not true in jumping. I wonder if the wr would have been broken if lasers recorded the highest clear instead of a simple bar.
2.46 is the limit of flop tech. The gymnasts have overdone it with their own tech.
the truth of the matter is that Fosbury flop is not a human way to clear heights... A high jump is
I could swear i have seen something veeery similar some time ago but upload date is few days ago 😂
Man, I think Barshim could've done it had he not injured himself :( Now there are no contenders for 2.40+
Nobody as of 2024 will make the record. There are some lads who soon might.
i already watched this i beleve
Gigachad Barshim
Wait, 10 days ago? Oh no...
Fuck it, we'll watch twice
If Barshim had worn a women's style (skintight) track outfit instead of a loose-fitting shirt he would have made his first attempt at 2.46.
Bondarenko attempted the 2.46 m very often but never was successful, he even wasn't successful regarding 2.45 the GOAT still is Sotomayor!
Barshim next to Sotomayor.
A parte psicológica tem muita força!
Wholly Shyte! Typical Australian Banter!
Noice
Super jump my god
And then, Bondarenko got ... this jump
Honestly it looks like Barshim could have cleared almost 2.50 on some of those jumps if it weren't for those pesky legs
If only he didn't have legs. Truly
fucking yeah
This is definitely one of the more impressive things in olympia. I think most sports, you have to do them yourself a bit to understand how ridiculous good these olympians are, but this....I dont understand how its even possible to jump so high, it looks so wrong that people are able to do this haha
I mark this height on random walls
comment for the algorithm
it's sure look very close to the human limit when you see all that....
BUT what if, one day, a 1 in a million genetically out of the norms like Victor Wembanyama would dedicated his life to high jump?
5:00 did he just helicopter?! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
didnt i see this befor
Reuploaded because it got removed. Info in the description.
@@JumpmanTF ah all good I watched the whole thing again still amazing the only thing I would change is higher quality footage and more bar slow mo shots
Tbh use what I can. If you use too much footage you get AXED.
@@JumpmanTF Ineed you do what you gotta do. love the video keep'em comin
I bet if Usain bolt tried this I would have broken this record
"hot piece of meat" what the hell?
There shouldn’t be a ‘the’ before Ukraine. Instead of “The Ukraine”, simply say “Ukraine”
🤔
How t'ha fuck is summuning salt music in this video
white men can jump
That's darn right. Recent olympic champion is white too.
14:48 bruh
Bond was better technical jumper and bash pure leaping. Mix the 2 and the record falls.
Big peace of meat 🍖