Cameron Van Der Burgh Breaks World Record - 100m Breaststroke | London 2012 Olympics
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South Africa's Cameron Van Der Burgh sets a new world record of 58.46 as he wins the gold medal in the men's 100m breaststroke event at the London 2012 Olympic Games (29 July).
Australia's Christian Spenger and the USA's Brendan Hansen won the silver and bronze medals at the event held in the aquatics centre.
Swimming has featured on the programme of all editions of the Games since 1896. The very first Olympic events were freestyle (crawl) or breaststroke. Backstroke was added in 1904.
In the 1940s, breaststrokers discovered that they could go faster by bringing both arms forward over their heads. This practice was immediately forbidden in breaststroke, but gave birth to butterfly, whose first official appearance was at the 1956 Games in Melbourne. This style is now one of the four strokes used in competition.
Women's swimming became Olympic in 1912 at the Stockholm Games. Since then, it has been part of every edition of the Games. The men's and women's programmes are almost identical, as they contain the same number of events, with only one difference: the freestyle distance is 800 metres for women and 1,500 metres for men.
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LFMAOOO
Brendan Hansen. When I saw his name, I didn't expect anything other than his beautiful stroke. But when I saw his name at the 3rd place, yeah... good effort. He is still my model to learn breaststroke.
All you experts picking on VDB but they all done multiple kicks. This was reviewed at a later stage and it was proven. They all do it!
Gyurta’s closing speed is INSANE
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technically he didnt... which is why his victory and record stand
college pools record of 53 should be for 100 yards only (91.44% of original)
i don't know how he could smile after doing that...
If you see at 5:08 ,really everybody does it, but maybe not that obvious. Also Sprenger does it who claims that Van der Burgh did it. If Sprenger would have broken the world record it would have been the same except that Van der Burgh wouldn't accuse Sprenger of doing it because he's an honest man and also told everybody that he did that extra dolphin kick...
I clicked on this to see the tf this guy is floating like in the thumbnail
Christian sprenger..love
somebody's mad... the reason you can do any dolphin kicks at all is that people started breaking the rules and doing them. youve got to push the limits of the sport so it can live and change. and in case you didnt notice sir, they all did it and none of them got caught so its completely fair
They can't spell World Record they spelled Wold Record
how did no one see the extra kicks???
Well actually I think that was a part of the dive when he did the extra kick. I think when he said he cheated, he meant he accidentally did an extra dolphin kick after diving. His legs appeared to be in a position where you had to move your legs and if you don't do the extra dolphin kick, you will slow your dive down a lot. So he was kind of at a stalemate.
'i'm not a drug addict, i just rely on meth, coke,and weed daily'
I think they would ALL have been disqualified, check at 5:06 :)
im baffed
anyone else?
he did more strokes
they all hide those dolphin kicks on the start, ive been disqualified so many times for trying that lol
Just 1 dolphin kick is now allowed but in this case some of them had to be disqualified
Michael Cobb yeah! There’s no dolphin kick in a split stroke
@@h34thg0w3r a what stroke?
What is a dolphin kick?
@@markgwapo2918 A kick in which the legs move up and down together, with the knees bent on the upswing.
So many of them did 3 butterfly kicks at the start. Great observation skills by the officials...
thats not illegal
Sam Wright Yes it is
Josh Mairose sorry I was thinking about backstroke
Sam Wright lol, were you not aware that you were watching a breaststroke race?
ironjohn03 no shit😂😂😂 jk I had a brainfart
4 years later, Peaty arrives
And literally crashes the world records. 1.5sec faster. Unbelievable
@@denkatapaldi yeah. He is the king 🔥
@@denkatapaldi no he doesnt lol wdym. let the man celebrate his win.
@@denkatapaldi well not everyone takes adventage of it, thats all.
You know every one cheated in that final and he even said it himself " would you train 4 years and let the guy next to you win because he cheated and you didn't so he cheated as well." So that final was fair game.
I may now sneak in a few extra kicks.
It is supposed to have only one dolphin kick at start and turn in this event, isn't it ????
Yeah
Hello
Yep
No, u guys are wrong. I am a professional at swimming and trains 12 times a week and ur allowed to kick first, then a keyhole pull then one kick while doing the pull
@@qichen4544 wrong
I'm glad Adam peaty broke the unfair world record... by over half a second!
By over a second and a half*
Jackson Kaye Two and a half if you include the relay (56:54)
+Jackson Kaye it was at the time I commented... ( same person just new account) it was at the same pool same lane actually
I've got a question what did the person who won the race do?
Antonio Smith-Plata relays don't count
For something as official as the youtube channel Olympics, it's kinda strange to see "wold" record
Their youtube channel is official, sure. But there are just so many errors
Sam Corbin Six months later, still "wold"
***** 4 years
MARLIN GOD In relation to the comment post time
Sam Corbin 。暄儿就。口感
3:32 Van Der Burgh obviously took 3 illegal dolphin kicks, and Scozzoli took one as well. This should not be a world record. Both Scozzoli and Van Den Burgh should have been disqualified.
According to FINA, breaststrokes swimmers can only perform one dolphin kick only during the long breaststroke after every turn and takeoff. But you're right, they both did another movement when hit the water. In my opinion, judges considered those as part of the dive in phase ...
The fina officials can't legally disqualify them because they have to be 100% sure they saw it.
Everybody only found out later about the dolphin kicks by watching the footage.
Sarthak Dhingra true, but the dolphin kicks were still illegal. He is lucky that according to the rules now he cannot be disqualified, because he should be.
You'd think that the officials would watch a replay of the race afterwards and make sure that no one cheated, it is the Olympics after all... Unless they do and Burgh had them on payroll, which is total you know what.
Connor Miclette officials cannot make decisions after reviewing video. It needs to be when it happens.
Pay attention to how many dolphin kicks he does
3 but it is only 1
The guy right next to him did a little butterfly kick too. Van Der Burgh tried to cover up his butterfly kicks with the splash off the dive. He also is boarder line butterfly kicking at the end of each of his breast kicks when he takes a stroke.
Jacky Tang did u watch that video too?
he got stripped of his medal
He isn't doing butterfly kicks end of his each breaststroke, I am doing breaststroke for 12 years and everyone sees my and many people's kick like that. It's just what you see but he isn't really doing any butterfly kicks on purpose.
yeah not 1 kick but 3 kicks
+Man Jam Yeah that's what I saw from the start...
Cameron James right his legs were straightening then bending 3 times
I wonder if they get distracted by all those cameras on the bottom of the pool
I wonder the same exact thing sometimes...
dingwon No. I mean i dont know if you swim competitively if you do and if you are anything like me when i race there is nothing that can distract me.
dingwon Focus
You don't think at all to get distracted
@@IcoN377 I've heard Megan Quann/jendrick say that it did in fact distract her, especially the first time and I don't think she's the only one. You practice with nothing on the bottom of the pool, if something is there that's different they'll notice.
Hansen beat Kitajima... finally.
Manuel Gutierrez haha 😂👌🏻
The way they pronounce Kitajima is cringeworthy.
KEE TAJ EE MAHHH
Then The Springoks beat England again in the Rugby world cup final to win it for th 3rd time .
Kosuke Kitajima he had been a FINALIST of Olympics for 4 times. i proud of that he is Japanese hero!
He is cheating on the very first kick.
+Kats Cats scozzoli
+Kats Cats So is Scozzoli. I hate these guys who do this.
sure
It is so normal i do it same
everyone does 1 kick in the beginning and he does 3? wow talk about cheating
Christian Guzek eh, Im not sure about that... looked like one on the dive, and a regular pull out...
AwesomeratFilms It looked like he did two small kicks as he entered the water, and a while later he did another one as he did the pull out.
+Christian Guzek He didnt do three other wise he would have been DQed !
@@andreamcgrath3317 he did he even admitted to cheating
Kai Hutto he didn’t admit it but he did cheat lol
Grinds my gears that this WR stands when he clearly cheats.
Adam Peaty recently broke it at British Champs. It is a blazing 57.97!
I saw SwimSwam tweeted that! Unreal race.
Looks rather pedestrian after Mr Peaty's exploits in the very same pool tonight
Records are made to be broken. Peaty's record will not stand forever.
The thing I hate about breaststroke in the Olympics is they hide the extra kicks in the bubbles.
Is this for real? So many butterfly kicks underwater, this cant be a WR
4:55
Nobody:
Lifeguards: can you hop off the line
"DOUBLE Dolphin kick"when he plunge into the water（3:31-3:35）,That's why he lead a half body when all swimmers lift heads.You can recheck it with slow-motion speeds（5:08-5:11）. No one doubt his ability level ,but it's really not a FAIR play.
everyone else did it
Hansen must feel good for stealing the bronze from Kitajima. They've been long rivals!
Seriously Cameron I freakin looked up 2 u because I am a breast stroker!! Now that I know u cheated, just! I can't believe u!
Only lanes 4 and 5 cheated.
all of them did if u go to 5:07
@@kaihutto34 You can't see lanes 1 and 2. Gyurta never did more than 1 dolphine kick. Just sayin'. : )
I love how they show us that they are cheating
Why all the participants are so hot especially the one who won the gold.... CAMERON van der BURGH
+Ysl Penelope Paus why? He's a cheater...he literally admitted to it...he took 3 dolphin kicks to get ahead
He cheats
Osasere O
He takes 3 dolphin kicks immediately on the dive once he hits the water, which is illegal. He even has the shit balls to admit it afterwards like an asshole, and claim that others do it as well (see my multitude of comments below for an explanation as to why this is false and only he and Scozzoli do any actual illegal kicks). Unfortunately, because underwater cameras are not admitted in the rules for judging (as it would be far too expensive for pools to buy them to meet the rule's demands) he was able to keep his undeserved medal.
You're really stupid aren't you... Underwater cameras show that he only took 1 dolphin kick on his pull down. He would've been caught and DQed if he took 3 dolphin kicks, which can be clearly seen that he only took one.
Justin Mo
Actually no, I'm not. He takes 3 dolphin kicks, him and Scozzoli. I'm (fancy this) a swimmer myself and can see these things (I also have an 'animators eye' which lets me see motion in greater detail). It is quite clear to me, and really it should be to anyone else, that at 3:32 Cameron Van Der Burgh takes 3 illegal dolphin kicks before his pullout.
The reason he was not caught by officials is he did them at the entrance where bubbles and splashes covered his tracks. And then you might say "okay, you're totally right and I apologize for calling you stupid, but they could just catch him with the camera right now."
Ah you see, underwater cameras are not allowed for the use of judgement under FINA rules. Why don't they? Because if they did, every pool running competitions under FINA (aka, pretty much everyone in one way or another. Ex: NCAA derives most rules from FINA), would be required to buy an underwater camera(s) for the use of judgement and this is not in everyone's paycheck to afford. "So why not at least allow it at the higher levels so assholes like Van Der Burgh don't do this shit?" At least according to my coach, as is this entire reason, because if they did that then people growing up would cheat and learn that they could get away with it. Then once they hit these higher levels, BAM, they get fucked over and are able to say "well I didn't learn it this way so that wasn't really fair." Given, in my opinion, you should just follow the damn rules and be a fair sport, but I can see how this argument would work.
So, am I still stupid?
ODX999
He sure does. That's disappointing. Dunno about the animator's eye thing.
Guy Skillen
An animator's eye, at least what I'm calling it, is an attunement to motion that I've gained from having animated first person weapons for 3 or so years. I'm able to see much more detail in a video/motion than other people might be able to. After having looked at animations for so long, both mine and others, you're able to put the major (gross or overall) motions into the back of your head and then notice the more minor (fine or little) motions going on.
That explain it?
This grinds my gears, oh what a reaction... He knows he's a cheater. Really disappointing.
Actually, I'm not so sure about the "not before your hands separate" rule; when I watched the breastsroke races at London and Barcelona, as far as I can remember, I did not once see someone follow that part.
The dolphin kick part is true though, and to be fair, almost everyone in that race should've been DQed. I saw 3 (very fast) fly kicks from everyone you could see from the underwater cam.
cheating on start, dolphin kicks
Watching this 2 years after the event and I'm still getting excited and proud of this great SA moment. :-)
Well he kind of cheated and he admitted to it
Joshua Nguyen kind of??
Imagine being happy winning a race where you cheated...
@Irondirtboy your aloud to do a dolphin kick once you enter the water, but after you straighten out its illegal so it was fine
I wanted Kitajima to take the gold medal.
he did cheat though
I like that they don't catch this in the olympics, but if i was swimming at a YMCA dual meet i would definitely be DQed.
Peaty can achieve that time in his sleep 😂
北島が選考会の泳ぎを出せていればメダル取れていたんだけどなぁ。悔しい
FINA really shouldn't have allowed dolphin kicks in the first place. It causes controversy like this.
No, this is unrelated to the dolphin kick used in the pullout. Allowing that single dolphin kick was sensible due to the natural body movement when pulling the arms after the dive - though people are misusing the rule and doing it before the arms, which maybe shouldn't be allowed. These kicks are a part of the dive as such, and obviously practiced - which makes it calculated and cheating (though I'm sure we agree on that part).
I think they should allow one before the pull and one during, but for now just do 1
The guy next to him did 2... cameron did 3, and it hard to tell for the rest. Cameron what cameron said about this was right, a lot of people do it.
I almost guarantee that you're wrong. Kitajima is from Japan, a country of honor. He would never stoop to such a low level as these other few breaststrokers have. And no, he did not intentionally do that butterfly kick back in Athens 2004. Kitajima's style is beautiful and flows, the kick was a natural part to that style during the pullout. He has perfected that pullout and would never change it now.
Alexander Dale Oen was a legend, so sad he died 😥😥
did anyone see that Cameron van der burgh did so many illegal fly kicks of the dive?
Rip Alexander dale oen.
So many of them cheated in this race! If this race was judged by the book of the law, half the swimmers would have been disqualified. Cameron wasn't the only one.
its written wold record instead of world LOL at the top
good eye
Christian Sprenger is the best of these
Sure, he made added extra kicks in the start. But really, if you watch the other swimmers beside him, they all did it. Nothing special really.
Hi! I'm from future! In 2019 the british Adam Peaty arrives and brokes this world record...!
Kiss guys!
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Yes, I suppose this isn't a good excuse at this high level of competition. I do think that was what happened, but with the experience these athletes have, it should've been averted.
love that he has paid his respects to Alexander Dale Owen now by having a commemorative olympic medal made and presented it to the Dale Owen family. True class
I have been disqualified for doing one and van der burg not doing 3 kicjs in the Olympics. Im thinking of taking greej judges in the Olympics
You must of did 2 by accident, 1 is legal, unless you did it in the wrong spot(I am a breaststroke.)
No thy said that i did it earlier but my coach didnt see it
Cheaters are automatically pathetic. Respect to all the swimmers who actually had integrity 👍🏼
do you guys even swim? youre allowed to take those flutter kicks as you dive in
That title typo
Also who's watching in 2016
Can't believe I did not notice those extra kicks till now
He actually did four kicks three underwater and one before he comes up
Adam peaty New world record holder with a time of 57.92 at the British swimming championships
5:08 Van der Burgh did Dolphins kicks
Lejend kitajima 100 200 meter semua pi final jaguh breastroke kitajima🥇🇯🇵😅👍
Adam peaty vs Cameron van der burgh should be two great races at worlds this year.
I'm afraid not Adam kicked his ass
+random channel 101 They were good races but really sad when Peaty won!
How ironic is it that Vanderburgh beat Peaty at their most recent race?
Fabio Scozzoli is life 👉👈💞☺
Now, Cameron, has COVID-19 😭💔
The first and second one do 3~4 dolphin kicks at start...
The Olympic officials are doing a terrible job. You can see one swimmer obviously doing two dolphin kicks. Olympic swimming needs video replay.
確かに2回蹴ってる。隣の選手と明らかに違う･･･でも、このあと最後までゴールして、掲示板も『DSQ』表示無い。結局どうなったの？失格？
He is the teacher of Glee!!!!!!!!!!!!
thank man!!!!!!!!!!!!
Van Der Burgh did many fly kicks as he entered the water
Cameron such a lucky guy. 4 years ago there was Kitajima, 4 years later Adam peaty appears. Now Oen died.
Kosuke kitajima the best swimming breastroke 100 200 meter🇯🇵😅👍🥇
hahahaha WOLD record XD
Btw. Scozzoli also does those rapid dolphin kicks with Van der Burgh.
SA
In my opinion, I don't think van der Burgh did it on purpose. One of the techniques used by some swimmers is to do a fly kick on the surface of the water on the dive (which is legal). Sometimes this results in an involuntary continuation of movement in your legs, which can result in what you saw at 3:31.
Not saying he shouldn't have been DQed, just trying to explain a possible cause. My respect for South African sportsmen continues knowing van der Burgh admitted to the extra kicks.
the guy in lane three is dolphin kicking immediately before taking the pull with the one kick, Is this legal or did he get away with it??
R.I.P. Alexander Dale Oen 🇳🇴 † 1985-2011 † 🇳🇴
Benjamin Mack-Jackson God bless you
When you know people out there who swim breaststroke faster than you can freestyle 😂😂
all those judges, and they saw nothing... this WR was embarrassing!!!
I don't because he admitted the reason he did it was to cheat after he had won the gold medal, even being as stuck up to claim "everyone else is doing it and if you don't you fall behind." Okay, alright let's watch that little clip again at 3:30.
Huh, looks like (at least as much as we can see) only Van Der Burgh and Scozzoli are doing it, and the top half of the pool isn't. Funny.
Sorry, but that's actually a horrible excuse. When you're a professional, world-class breaststroker, you race breaststroke races most of your competitions. You should be used to staying streamlined. Also, in no race but a 50 free would you start your streamline with such fast dolphin kicks as you hit the surface (aka, to HIDE them in an ILLEGAL WAY). Sure, some swimmers use it, but rarely. The only reason for it here was to cheat and gain a small advantage.
no, not everyone did. look at all the lanes, a few people actually didnt. and your completely wrong about breaking the rules. when people first started doing dolphin kicks, namely kitajima, There was no rule forbidding it,the rule came later stating that only one dolphin kick maybe done off the starts and walls. this guy ACTUALLY broke a rule that is in the rulebook. thats not pushing the limits of sport, thats cheating. doing something not forbidden by the rules creatively is pushing the limits