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@@WorldsGreatest I will of course watch the competition in Paris. I come from Germany and saw Ulf Timmermann with the first 23 m throw in 1988. I'll keep my fingers crossed for your competition and believe that you can throw 24 m too.
I coach in a small high school in Mississippi and I preach Newton’s force equation Force = Mass X (Speed squared), but the next level is the centrifugal force equation. How do you maximize centrifugal force?
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Here after Paris 2024 and he did in fact get gold making him the 3x shotput olympic champ
100/10 video and I emphasize that scoring on every point
Man o man, what a termendous athlete. Thanks for this inside view. This is the best.
This is fantastic
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Great video of the greater shot put athlete! It would be great doing a extended video of ryan, with more information...
@@PadelisBaziotopoulos Yes, we love shooting with Ryan. Have you watched our Super Human Stories episode featuring him?
@@WorldsGreatest yes I have watched it... That's also were perfect!
He can be the first shot putter with 3 gold medals and the first person over 24 m. I wish this fantastic athlete much success
@@videosuchen this will be an exciting shot put to watch
@@WorldsGreatest I will of course watch the competition in Paris. I come from Germany and saw Ulf Timmermann with the first 23 m throw in 1988. I'll keep my fingers crossed for your competition and believe that you can throw 24 m too.
@@videosuchen that’s cool that you witnessed that so many years ago. Exciting times now in shot put, too.
He got that 3rd gold but only got 75 ft 1 3/4 inches which is around 22.9 meters
@@jordan3119 the point is to win… long throws and world records are always second to winning
I coach in a small high school in Mississippi and I preach Newton’s force equation Force = Mass X (Speed squared), but the next level is the centrifugal force equation. How do you maximize centrifugal force?
We’ll check with Ryan on that when he returns from competitions in Europe