imagine to clear 1.84 1.89 1.94 1.98 2.00 2.02 2.04 all these in the first attempt that's how great lasitskene is a magnifcent athlete with unmatch talent
There is a lot of down time in track and field events. This combined with seeing each other over and over at different events, they become friends with a mutual respect. Everyone knows Lasitskene at her best was the likely winner, she had cleared 2.06 earlier in the meet so went for 2.08 because a tie in the end at 2.04 is broken by having cleared 2.06 earlier in the same competition.
Maria is a fantastic athlete and incredibly consistent. She routinely surpasses 2M when others are lucky to get 1.9M. She would have two golds if the Russians hadn’t beat banned as cheats in 2016. Maria might one day break the world record.
Congrats to the Queen of Women’s High Jump Mariya Lasitskene for winning Gold and her third world title in a row. I very happy for Cunningham for winning Bronze and her new PB of 2.00m very good jumping young lady. Way to step it up when all the marbles are on the table. All the ladies did great a very excellent event.
I don't understand why the second-place Ukranian girl just gave up and didn't continue competing after she cleared 2.04m. She literally just stopped competing when she could have continued competing, handing the first-place girl the win without contest. Why would she do that? I realize the first-place girl was jumping better, but still, why wouldn't the Uktraian continue competing at 2.06m?
@@alantaylor6691 It was a bit puzzling and I re-watcted the end of the video to comment as best I could. After 2.04m the bar was set to 2.08m, the Ukranian girl Yaroslava Mahuchikh must've felt that 2.08m was out of her reach that night. This is a mental sport, Mariya Lasitskene had zero misses until the bar was raised to 2.08m. As for Mahuchikh misses I don't recall, but the announcer said she had 17 runs at the bar that night and maybe she felt a little tried. But when you put a young girl (Mahuchikh) up against a seasoned veteran like Mariya Lasitskene that's where the mental game comes in. Also, this was 2019 and Mahuchikh hadn't even jumped 2.06m yet and Lasitskene had.
Yup the winner never missed a jump until 2.08m. From what understand the Ukrainian girl could have had the bar set at 2.06m. I mean if those with a lower card had no choice to go by twos then someone with the best card right from the start could set it at 3m so no one clears anymore and they win be default. Also the lady commentator said the Ukrainian agreed to the 2.08
@@alantaylor6691 I believe your right, the bar could have been set at 2.06m. If they both agreed to that height. But the younger girl probably agreed to 2.08m cause she knew she wasn't gonna jump anymore. Sounds about right?
yes, you have to wonder what preparation these commentators do. They carry on as if they are experts in the sport, but don't know the very few athletes at the top. No doubt the woman commentator is someone's daughter....nepotism.
Yeah, and she kept saying Lasitskaya at the end too. Come on, commentator, you can do your homework on names before the event. It's Lasitskiene, which is a Lithuanian ending of a surname, because Mariya is married to Lasitskas.
It's a pet peeve of mine, we either get "from THE Ukraine", and /or 15 different variations of their surnames. ! It's not difficult to look up (and practise!) the pronunciation of their names beforehand surely, when you know you're going to be commentating. 'LevEchenko', 'MaNehuchich' , all in the first minutes ! It's not like we're asking the commentators to read them from cyrillic, or try to spell them !
These had to be the very BEST games ever! The presentation; the introductions; the lights; flags & colors on the track & when athletes come in; excellent games Doha!! This woman commentator needs to understand she has to keep quiet & allow the gentleman on the PA system to be heard...great intros man!!! 👏👍
The last remark of gentleman commentator is extremely powerful with full of appreciation which reminds us how much important of Maria's impact is in the history of women high jump. I wonder what he would have thought of her Olympic victory because she could have been the first one to win two Olympic golds in succession. Every realistic sports fan will agree that she could win 2016 Rio with ease. Nonetheless she has left the field in grace after winning the her 5th diamond league in a fierce, dramatic ,epic battle by a clearance of 2.05 from silver medal position. She lives in her own world. Her mental power is out of the world.
Some of these ladies appear to have well Long Legs. They sure do give their all. I have watched other competitions with the ladies and I enjoy it very much!
Great to watch this. I have really become obsessed with understanding the series of movements to get over the bar. I note both Ukraines Livchenko and Mahuchikh really arch their neck and backs so they are looking at the ground behind. The other girls don't extend so far.
Amazing. This was women sports at its best.. Mariya is unbelievable truly an all-time great. Yaroslava is a baby but breathing down Maria's neck without question. I was a little disappointed Yuliya did not win a medal. But she gets the consolation prize being one of the most beautiful girls or women I've ever seen. :) The camaraderie at the end was wonderful to see.
that lady from the ukraine, that cleared 204! i knew early on that she had the heart, and determination, to excell! she has seriously impressed me with her drive, and NOT GIVING UP!!
Jenny Meadows is pathetic Kariana Demidik, Stalana Radizilivil, Ana Simik, Yuliya Levechenko, Mariya Latiskyna, Vashti Cunnigham, Tyna Butts, Kamily, Levenko, Ima Onnen, Yaroslava Manumhoochik, Malalia Demiriva. Impressed she managed to say Claire Orcel correctly.
What is happening with the lady commentator? She doesn't know the names of the competitors. Mahuchick is Mahuch, Lasitskene is Latinskine. She mistook the Bulgarian competitor Demireva for the Belorusian competitor Demidik. How hard can it be (especially when this is your profession) to learn the names and countries of 12 competitors (especially when they are famous sports women)?
One important detail you're missing is we're watching an edited version. This event was going on the same time as other events. They would rapidly cut back to a jump and she'd instantly have to pick up what was going on. Her partner was useless, clearly knew nothing about High Jump. Yes, she made mistakes but most would.
@@DecathlonGamer actually you're missing that these are PAID professionals. They should be hand picked, ex athletes or judges at the sports they're commentating, followers of the sport and extremely enthusiastic about it. It's disrespectful to athletes and spectators otherwise.
@@泉山正志-y8m "I am the youngest girl in the sector, I understood that it would be very difficult to reach that height. It made no sense. I was not ready for this mentally. I will prepare further to take new personal records." (с)
A pity we couldn't enjoy more of Vasti Cunningham, starting to show her at 196, while all other athletes (with the exception of Butts who was shown at 189) were shown from the start value of 184. So, we have seen 2 of her successes (196 and 198), not the magical 200, which was shown for all the others, and 2 failures at 202. Anyway, it is what it is .......
1.96m was Cunningham's first jump, as noted by the broadcaster. She skipped the early jumps as a strategy to save energy, which did pay off in this case.
Yeah, I think I saw Heidi Klum in there somewhere. I believe to represent your country one of the qualifications is that you have to be good looking. They go by a scale of 1-10 on good looks and you must be at least a 12.
Does anyone else find themselves actively executing the approach, by sitting up real quick and then leaning over when they jump, or is it just me?😂🙆🏾♀️
This was Yaroslava at her technical very best (before she changed): No 'power leak,' i.e. jumping vertically with no drift and part 'summersaulting' backwards so as to completely lift her lower legs over the bar and land on her shoulders. Jumping in this exceptional way causes a big shock through the take off leg (needing leg weight training in order to continue long term) and greater aerial effort. (Levcheno then also jumping brilliantly). Such technique is utilised by many of today's male high jumpers, and in the past by the women's world record holder, and the young and immensely promising Angelina Topic who is trained by her father, a former international high jumper.
At the end she was jumping from too far away and coming down on the bar. Also the ones that jump at a angle instead of head-on make it too much time over the bar and long to get over. The ones with great form, get close, head-on, straight up and down, real short flop over. Not long soaring leaps from far away and an angle which makes it harder.
That is so interesting. Have you been a high jumper to have technical knowledge? What you say does make sense. I might look at the 2.09m record holder jump to see how she did it. Head-on, or soaring like an eagle? I guess that the record heights you need all the vertical you can get, which would require more of a close, head-on, straight jump. And then they need greater flexibiliity and technical/positional precision to curl their body over the bar backwards, right? LIke when you're going from closer, straight and head-on, the body needs to fold more while going over the bar, right?! So it's more of a basketball layup than a long jump, right?
@@robertluong220 Yeah, go say that to Radzinivil.. Radzvil... Radzil... The poor girl has not had her name said correctly even once. By the end, when the other commentator said her name correctly multiple times, Lasitskene -who's a household name in the disciplin-, was still called Latinskaya... And this is not even her worst, I watched some other videos and on some, she can't get one name right... Some events, she can't even commentate on because she doesn't have a single clue of what's happening... She can't even geography right, confusing Romania and Moldova, Brazil and Cuba etc... I've seen bad commentary, but this one is the worst, not because she gets stuff wrong sometimes, that happens, but because she gets a lot of stuff inexcusably wrong and doesn't seem to mind, she'll say anything for the sake of saying something even if it doesn't make sense or it is completely wrong. And I know some of these foreign names are hard to pronounce and sometimes you don't even know where to start, but come on, try and read a little, why add or take out letters? Why completely change the words when they're written in front of you and when you've heard them from the announcer and your co-commentator multiple times? I mean, come on: it's her job! She gets money for that! No really, she's very bad, watch some other videos. The women hammer throw is incredible, at some point i thought she was butchering the names on purpose. To this extent, it's just plain lazy and/or disrespectful.
robert luong she was terrible, she has no knowledge, she doesn’t know what she is talking about, she sees Ukrainian flag and says Levchenko despite she sees another person, she is really bad for a profesional commentator.
Yes and no. I recall the great athletics commentator Steve Cram being barely able to string two words together when he began. He bravely soldiered on and eventually made top grade. I suspect that the problem lies with the BBC vis a vis lack of training courses and other professional preparation. Plus of course the change in broadcasting culture i.e. it seems these days that the media prefer people off the street lacking diction rather than great speakers. But in this case the girl has quite a good voice and could eventually do very well. Personally I wish her well.
@@sanchessasha2218 Я занимался прыжками в высоту, Мастер спорта СССР.( Личный рекорд 2 м 17см). Это сугубо моё личное мнение, но по внешним данным Могучих реально может прыгнуть на 2.10☝💪🏸
@@alekseyalexej9665 Речь не об этом. Чел написал, что Магучих может побить мировой рекорд, если судить по её внешним данным. Так вот я и спросил: а какие такие у неё внешние данные? В принципе, Костадинова тоже была 180, но что в то время было с допингом? Я как-то не очень верю в рекорды, которые не могут побить 30 лет, а то и больше, типа рекорда Костадиновой. Или Флоренс Гриффит-Джойнер в беге на 100/200м. Тогда же не мельдоний пили, а жрали вещи посерьёзнее. Та же Гриффит-Джойнер даже до 40 лет не дожила.
No, it's not. This is world class athleticism and they deserve to be complimented for their skill and hard work. They don't want to be looked at for their beauty when they worked so hard in their sport to get here
В привычку вошло смотреть женские прыжки в высоту! Это какой то сюрреалистический фильм!!! Я их всех знаю, и восхищаюсь! Невероятное зрелище! Но больше всех меня восхищает Мария Ласицкене! Ее вдохновленное лицо, сдержанная улыбка, какая то невероятная концентрированость и многое еще не публичное делает ее очень привлекательной. Мне кажется что она способна пригнуть на любую высоту! Желаю ей стать мировым рекордсменом. Я заказываю результат 220! Included in the hairstyle was to look female hangers in height! This is some kind of surreal movie !!! I know all of them, and I admire them! An incredible sight! But most of all menia admires Maria Lasitskene! Her inspired face, restrained smile, some incredible concentration and many other non-public things make her very attractive. It seems to me that it can be rescued to bend to any height! I wish her to become a world record holder. I order a result of 220!
If the world wants to look to a wonderful representation of what real young lady looks like look to Levchenko I'm not talking of her splendid looks but her splendid personality and mind set as a young athlete.
She retired because she knew she couldn't. Maria had a perfect score card(WHICH IS INSANE BTW) and has jumped 2.06m before twice and Mahuchikh was tired and had already set a World Junior Record at 2.04m.
@@tinafeyalien I hear you but what are the chances that she was beating a woman who is like...the 2nd greatest female high jumper of all time? (looking at heights and championship performances, she just got gold in Tokyo) Also fatigue is a factor like I said. But her future is bright, could at least become a Mt. Rushmore jumper if she fulfills her potential
I agree, when competing for a World Championship gold medal I don't know why you wouldn't at least try. While Mahuchik was the serious underdog at 2.06m and didn't have the better card, it still was possible that the first-place girl would have had just plain bad luck at 2.06m and not cleared it. Then if Mahuchik did manage to get over the 2.06m bar she would have won the World Champs. It did seem as if Mahuchik really wasn't going to be able to clear 2.06m, but she did clear 2.04m on her third attempt so it would be worth trying, and certainly when the World Championship gold medal is at stake. Anyway, obviously silver is still incredible, but I thought she should have kept competing even if the odds were against her. She had the opportunity to continue competing for the gold medal but didn't.
Women are all the same hight (length) once one blows out the bedside candle. The true height of these ladies will never be known as differences appear on the internet and I doubt that many are keen to reveal such! Blanka Vlasic and Ruth Beitia (standing side by side) appear to be much the same height which I personally guess at circa 6 ft. 3." I don't recall seeing side by side photos. of Imke Onnen, except next to Eike Onnen. She appeared to be 3" shorter than him, and he is reputedly 'only' 6ft. 4 ins. So, one must assume that one (or both) of their internet stated heights is incorrect. We will never know where the truth lies. .... As a retired sport coach I am equally interested in the rare very short high jumpers eg. Inika McPerson, who appears to be around 5ft. 3ins! How relevant is their body height to how high they can jump? Obviously it is relevant, but within reasonable limits, I doubt that it is very significant. .... With regards to height jumped, length jumped, distance thrown, distance golf ball hit etc. the same laws of physics apply the principal one being FORCE = MASS x ACCELERATION. The real biggie in high jump being speed of approach just before leap take off. So the greater the approach speed one can carry the better as such can potentially be converted into height attained. ..... However tall these ladies truly are, and whatever speed they can carry into an immensely technical move, the fact remains that what they achieve is truly beyond breathtaking.
"... to clear the bar on the first time, because when athletes finish on the same hight they look at the bar sequences" She just explains the high jump tie-breakers, not everyone knows them. Good job quoting totally out of context for some cheap laughs
@@abhishekab1 That's a good question. I was also very surprised that she just stopped jumping like that. Maybe her concentration was gone, maybe she just didn't believe she could make the next height. She for sure was very happy with the 2nd place. But yeah, it was strange
@@abhishekab1 No, she indeed retired after 2,04 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_World_Athletics_Championships_%E2%80%93_Women%27s_high_jump it's really strange why she didn't try to win gold with 2,06. She just retired and Lasitskene then tried to get her personal best with 2,08. Maybe she didn't have any (mental) power left, she jumped 14 times, which is a lot. But still... why not go for gold? I don't know
imagine to clear 1.84 1.89 1.94 1.98 2.00 2.02 2.04 all these in the first attempt that's how great lasitskene is a magnifcent athlete with unmatch talent
Lasitskene just won the gold in Tokyo 🥇 she’s absolutely incredible!
it is really great to see the athletes cheer each other on and congratulate each other afterwards. Good sportsmanship.
There is a lot of down time in track and field events. This combined with seeing each other over and over at different events, they become friends with a mutual respect. Everyone knows Lasitskene at her best was the likely winner, she had cleared 2.06 earlier in the meet so went for 2.08 because a tie in the end at 2.04 is broken by having cleared 2.06 earlier in the same competition.
Congratulations Mariya for becoming world champion 3 times in succession. Weldone keep it up.
Я думаю, что она и в четвёртый раз подряд стала бы чемпионкой мира, если бы её допустили в 2022 году.
Если,да кабы.Лисицкене сейчас больше всех на планете ненавидит Путина.Ведь именно он похоронил её карьеру,замазав говном.
Love the way the athletes are introduced separately at the start!
Maria is a fantastic athlete and incredibly consistent. She routinely surpasses 2M when others are lucky to get 1.9M. She would have two golds if the Russians hadn’t beat banned as cheats in 2016. Maria might one day break the world record.
Great upload. Thanks. Please consider uploading at 4K. These women deserve that resolution.
The tasks on America's Next Top Model are getting more and more challenging.
Lmao
Was thinking that same thing! 😆
Are we watching the same video ? o_0
It’s giving me diarrhea. Oh wait, the lasagna did.
Only two US girls. Ten from Europe.
The winner was phenomenal as well as the runnerup🙏❤️
Congrats to the Queen of Women’s High Jump Mariya Lasitskene for winning Gold and her third world title in a row. I very happy for Cunningham for winning Bronze and her new PB of 2.00m very good jumping young lady. Way to step it up when all the marbles are on the table. All the ladies did great a very excellent event.
Kiii the best price.
I don't understand why the second-place Ukranian girl just gave up and didn't continue competing after she cleared 2.04m. She literally just stopped competing when she could have continued competing, handing the first-place girl the win without contest. Why would she do that? I realize the first-place girl was jumping better, but still, why wouldn't the Uktraian continue competing at 2.06m?
@@alantaylor6691 It was a bit puzzling and I re-watcted the end of the video to comment as best I could. After 2.04m the bar was set to 2.08m, the Ukranian girl Yaroslava Mahuchikh must've felt that 2.08m was out of her reach that night. This is a mental sport, Mariya Lasitskene had zero misses until the bar was raised to 2.08m. As for Mahuchikh misses I don't recall, but the announcer said she had 17 runs at the bar that night and maybe she felt a little tried. But when you put a young girl (Mahuchikh) up against a seasoned veteran like Mariya Lasitskene that's where the mental game comes in. Also, this was 2019 and Mahuchikh hadn't even jumped 2.06m yet and Lasitskene had.
Yup the winner never missed a jump until 2.08m. From what understand the Ukrainian girl could have had the bar set at 2.06m. I mean if those with a lower card had no choice to go by twos then someone with the best card right from the start could set it at 3m so no one clears anymore and they win be default. Also the lady commentator said the Ukrainian agreed to the 2.08
@@alantaylor6691 I believe your right, the bar could have been set at 2.06m. If they both agreed to that height. But the younger girl probably agreed to 2.08m cause she knew she wasn't gonna jump anymore. Sounds about right?
Levchenko has the body and face of a supermodel.
absolutely stunning woman. could easily be a James Bond lead actress.
@@helicart I totally agree. They all can be in my movies
Yeahh! u'r right
Levchenko, Mahuchikh, Lasitskene-they are very, very butiful gerls!
Need to get some nice little bikini trunks for her. Those pants she's wearing are not so good.
I came for the game, but I stayed for the craziest moments in women's sports!
Yaroslava is amazing for a young athlete! 😍😘🥰
Levchenko and Mahuchikh are the golden girls of athletics!
Hmmm, golden yes, the best no...
@@ku-nda very soon you will take your words back
@@sanchessasha2218 , а может и нет. Левченко похоже уже отошла от лидеров, Магучих пока явно не тянет.
@@ВалерийБыков-з6я ждёмссс следующий сезон...)
Levchenko supermodel l love you
Mahushick too! Both Ukrainian are super beauties
Levchenko 💗
@@fonkamex
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@@fonkamex Нет, Левченко точно красившее... А Могучих мужиковата.
This is not like a beauty contest~! It's a lot more fantastic than that
I agree with youu
These girls are not just athletic but hella pretty too..wow !!!
Some of them…
Here's a fun activity: count the number of times the commentator pronounces Mahuchikh's name a different way.
4, so far.
Yup..and also mariya became Latiskaya near the end hahahaha. Not even close to spelling
yes, you have to wonder what preparation these commentators do. They carry on as if they are experts in the sport, but don't know the very few athletes at the top. No doubt the woman commentator is someone's daughter....nepotism.
Yeah, and she kept saying Lasitskaya at the end too. Come on, commentator, you can do your homework on names before the event. It's Lasitskiene, which is a Lithuanian ending of a surname, because Mariya is married to Lasitskas.
It's a pet peeve of mine, we either get "from THE Ukraine", and /or 15 different variations of their surnames. ! It's not difficult to look up (and practise!) the pronunciation of their names beforehand surely, when you know you're going to be commentating. 'LevEchenko', 'MaNehuchich' , all in the first minutes ! It's not like we're asking the commentators to read them from cyrillic, or try to spell them !
Bravo a Maria lasitkene , superbe athlète , tout mon respect , une fois de plus c'est encore la meilleure
Mariya Lasitskene.
These had to be the very BEST games ever! The presentation; the introductions; the lights; flags & colors on the track & when athletes come in; excellent games Doha!! This woman commentator needs to understand she has to keep quiet & allow the gentleman on the PA system to be heard...great intros man!!! 👏👍
The last remark of gentleman commentator is extremely powerful with full of appreciation which reminds us how much important of Maria's impact is in the history of women high jump.
I wonder what he would have thought of her Olympic victory because she could have been the first one to win two Olympic golds in succession. Every realistic sports fan will agree that she could win 2016 Rio with ease. Nonetheless she has left the field in grace after winning the her 5th diamond league in a fierce, dramatic ,epic battle by a clearance of 2.05 from silver medal position. She lives in her own world. Her mental power is out of the world.
Lasitskene is such a boss, she’s like the Michael Jordan of women’s high jump.
Too dominant
Too dominant
Wtf she lost
That was Stefka Kostadinova.
@Gerry S.S you saw it and she is a olympic cham now
Great performances from all participants. Thank you all for your skills and professionalism
I will always love you mariya lasitskene!
Ярослава Магучих - лучшая, а ведь ей всего 18 лет!!!!!!!
Три золота подряд - вот это лучшая. А та пока перспективная
Some of these ladies appear to have well Long Legs. They sure do give their all. I have watched other competitions with the ladies and I enjoy it very much!
Great to watch this.
I have really become obsessed with understanding the series of movements to get over the bar.
I note both Ukraines Livchenko and Mahuchikh really arch their neck and backs so they are looking at the ground behind. The other girls don't extend so far.
Excellent, as well as the 2020 olympic competition in 2021.
This was so impressive and fun to watch! 🌟
2.04, the ladies are flying!
These women are real queens for me.
Congratulations to Lasitskene! Happy for her. She couldn't attend 2016 Olympics.
A very pleasant commentator. I could listen to many sports with her voice and speaking-style, and empathy for the sporters.
“ she arched her back and flipped herself over” yeah that’s kinda the point
Samiyah Masley: The Fosbury Flop.
Debuted in the 1968 Mexico Games by 21 year old Dick Fosbury -when he high-jumped 7 feet 4 1/4 inches .(2.28 meters)
Exactly, and if I hear her say "it's a tall order" one more time, I'm gonna scream.
They should be required to land on their feet...otherwise what’s the point of the point?
@@mikeledger2614 point is jumping as high as they can.
Dick Fosbury would be proud of her.
Yaroslava Mahuchikh = cutest sports person ever.
@Virtual Pilgrim typical race baiter.
Claire Azzopardi
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Agree!
Mahuchikh is amazing!
Levchenko is absolutely beautiful!😍
Amazing. This was women sports at its best.. Mariya is unbelievable truly an all-time great. Yaroslava is a baby but breathing down Maria's neck without question. I was a little disappointed Yuliya did not win a medal. But she gets the consolation prize being one of the most beautiful girls or women I've ever seen. :)
The camaraderie at the end was wonderful to see.
Hope Levchenko will get to her best soon!
that lady from the ukraine, that cleared 204! i knew early on that she had the heart, and determination, to excell! she has seriously impressed me with her drive, and NOT GIVING UP!!
I am rooting for that Ukranian girl, Yaruslava Mahuchic
Hello loved this vid please do more women's high jump lasitskene is my fav athlete
The 18 yo is going to break world records if she can improve
everyone will break the world record if they improve
@@jogr2 not everyone that is 18 yo can jump 2.04m
She definitely has the potential to do it.
@@belkacem5600 did i say that?
Oh, this is how it works
Jenny Meadows is pathetic Kariana Demidik, Stalana Radizilivil, Ana Simik, Yuliya Levechenko, Mariya Latiskyna, Vashti Cunnigham, Tyna Butts, Kamily, Levenko, Ima Onnen, Yaroslava Manumhoochik, Malalia Demiriva. Impressed she managed to say Claire Orcel correctly.
Maria is beatiiful and mentalites
kuchina is your final queen...is borning a new strar....yaroslava mahuchik....saludos desde colombia.
johan popin, no, not the final. Kuchina is an Olympic champion )
Levchenko.....................W O W........................a great athlete, and her beauty is breathtaking!
Beautifull and pure competition,
Well done...
I wish we could see the whole competition and all jumps.
Mahucikhkh and lasitskene is so beautiful 😍❤️
Ярослава і Юлія ви найгарніші та найспортивниші! Пишаюся вами і бажаю вам успіхів!
So much respect for athletes!
What is happening with the lady commentator? She doesn't know the names of the competitors. Mahuchick is Mahuch, Lasitskene is Latinskine. She mistook the Bulgarian competitor Demireva for the Belorusian competitor Demidik. How hard can it be (especially when this is your profession) to learn the names and countries of 12 competitors (especially when they are famous sports women)?
5:03 pretty sure she could’ve used another word here...
100%. this is disrespectful
She kept missing which attempts they're making too, as if she wasn't watching
One important detail you're missing is we're watching an edited version. This event was going on the same time as other events. They would rapidly cut back to a jump and she'd instantly have to pick up what was going on. Her partner was useless, clearly knew nothing about High Jump. Yes, she made mistakes but most would.
@@DecathlonGamer actually you're missing that these are PAID professionals. They should be hand picked, ex athletes or judges at the sports they're commentating, followers of the sport and extremely enthusiastic about it.
It's disrespectful to athletes and spectators otherwise.
Lasitskene❤❤❤
If anyone else is playing commentator bingo during lockdown, these are the mis-pronunciations I got:
Karyna Demidik - she called Karyana Demidivik
Svetlana Radzivil - Svetilana Radazimivil / Radzvil / Radzil
Ana Šimić - Simic / Ama
Yuliya Levchenko - Yuliya Levachenko / Julia / Lechenko / Livchenko / Lavchenko
Mariya Lasitskene - Latinskena / Latishkena / Latiskena / Lekinstena / Latistena / Latinskeya
Vashti Cunningham - Vashtie Cunnigham
Tynita Butts - Tyna Butts
Kamila Licwinko - Kamilia Licvinko / Licwinko / Livinko
Imke Onnen - Imma Onnen
Yaroslava Mahuchikh - Yaroslava Manahuchikh / Mahuches / Munich (with a soft ch) / Mahuchi / Mamuchi / Mahucek / Mahuchek
Mirela Demireva - Milenia Demireva / Demidik
Yeah I heard that with Demireva because we're both from Bulgaria
So disrespectful, but I expect that from British and Americans - they don't even bother to try. The names aren't Johnson or Smith so who cares?
@@Exileonbackroad so true
So Annoying!! I wonder whether she's illiterate
Maybe they just pronounce it differently with their accents.
Юлія і Ярослава ви Супер!!!
Lasitskene was toast as soon as she slowed down midway through that third attempt at 2.08.
I think it’s just a natural thing she does in her approach it’s not ideal but look at every jump it seems she slows down in the last 3 steps
I can feel my anxiety of what I feel when I do high jump by watching these😂
Sameeee
Kabella Partridge I’m always riding with them.
I hope Mariya gets to compete in Tokyo to claim the Olympic gold medal, she was denied in 2016
You never know Mahuchikh is improving very quickly she could win
Lol, not really. Mahuchikh has astronomical potential but she's going up against a high jumper on the Mt. Rushmore already in her prime...
@@ku-nda I don't know it's already 2.06 and she's only 19
@@sanchessasha2218 Agreed. Just 3cm to go and she hasn't hit her prime yet.
she did it, great!
Senior LASITSKENE, Mariya & Junior MAHUCHIKH, Yaroslava had same record 204 !!!
Please teach me why Yaroslava did not try after she cleared 204cm. Did she retire herself ?
@@泉山正志-y8m "I am the youngest girl in the sector, I understood that it would be very difficult to reach that height. It made no sense. I was not ready for this mentally. I will prepare further to take new personal records." (с)
A pity we couldn't enjoy more of Vasti Cunningham, starting to show her at 196, while all other athletes (with the exception of Butts who was shown at 189) were shown from the start value of 184. So, we have seen 2 of her successes (196 and 198), not the magical 200, which was shown for all the others, and 2 failures at 202. Anyway, it is what it is .......
1.96m was Cunningham's first jump, as noted by the broadcaster. She skipped the early jumps as a strategy to save energy, which did pay off in this case.
Même chose pour Demidik, qui disparaît des écrans après 1m89 alors qu'elle fait 1m96 au final
stefka kostadinova and javier sotomayor still de best of all times.
2:06 WTF. This woman said 'Manahuchick'. It's like she be looking at a different list of names
I can’t even jump into my bed without screwing it up. Weeeel done
A very, very good female commentator, pronounces the names like she knows them personally!
Good joke
María Lasitskene the BEST high jump 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
By a margin. Her scorecards tell us that not just the heights she manages to clear CONSISTENTLY...
Ukraine jumper is the most gorgeous there. 😍
is this some type of supermodel athletic competition?
Noo
This is athletic championship
Levchenko..... yes she could be a supermodel. BTW how hot are the mounds on these ladies? Not talking about their chest either😜😜😜
Yeah, I think I saw Heidi Klum in there somewhere.
I believe to represent your country one of the qualifications is that you have to be good looking.
They go by a scale of 1-10 on good looks and you must be at least a 12.
Your standards for a supermodel are low
Bravo a lasitkene , superbe athlète ,,
**LEVCHENKO IS AMAZING!!!**
L’asitskene a un sourire en coin d,une très grande beauté lorsqu’elle le fait
Levchenko is one talented and beautiful young lady!
Orcel,Levchenko and Mahuchikh are beautiful..
Must be the first time a woman has jumped 2.00 metres and finished _fourth._ That’s a hell of a competition.
No kidding.
@@guysolis5843 Yeah. No kidding.
Would've won in Rio by 3cm
@@echo3434True- Rio was kinda uh bad lol. Beitia was lucky Maria wasn’t there… Very weak competition 😅
Does anyone else find themselves actively executing the approach, by sitting up real quick and then leaning over when they jump, or is it just me?😂🙆🏾♀️
@John Google Oh wow! As a fellow jumper myself, I definitely feel you on that tense up. I guess it's just a second nature kind of thing 😂😁
The introduction of the new world record holder Yaroslava Mahuchikh at only 18 years old!
This was Yaroslava at her technical very best (before she changed): No 'power leak,' i.e. jumping vertically with no drift and part 'summersaulting' backwards so as to completely lift her lower legs over the bar and land on her shoulders. Jumping in this exceptional way causes a big shock through the take off leg (needing leg weight training in order to continue long term) and greater aerial effort. (Levcheno then also jumping brilliantly). Such technique is utilised by many of today's male high jumpers, and in the past by the women's world record holder, and the young and immensely promising Angelina Topic who is trained by her father, a former international high jumper.
How do you mean by no drift don’t all the other athletes do that?
Но мировой рекорд, всё же установила😊
At the end she was jumping from too far away and coming down on the bar. Also the ones that jump at a angle instead of head-on make it too much time over the bar and long to get over. The ones with great form, get close, head-on, straight up and down, real short flop over. Not long soaring leaps from far away and an angle which makes it harder.
That is so interesting. Have you been a high jumper to have technical knowledge? What you say does make sense. I might look at the 2.09m record holder jump to see how she did it. Head-on, or soaring like an eagle? I guess that the record heights you need all the vertical you can get, which would require more of a close, head-on, straight jump. And then they need greater flexibiliity and technical/positional precision to curl their body over the bar backwards, right?
LIke when you're going from closer, straight and head-on, the body needs to fold more while going over the bar, right?! So it's more of a basketball layup than a long jump, right?
Oh this female commentator is so annoying... It's only 4 jumpers left and she is still confusing their names.
She was doing a fine job. Stop the negativity dude. I didn't notice any hiccups.
"It's really important that these Athletes try to clear the bar..." Duh, gee, yah think so?
@@robertluong220 Yeah, go say that to Radzinivil.. Radzvil... Radzil... The poor girl has not had her name said correctly even once. By the end, when the other commentator said her name correctly multiple times, Lasitskene -who's a household name in the disciplin-, was still called Latinskaya... And this is not even her worst, I watched some other videos and on some, she can't get one name right... Some events, she can't even commentate on because she doesn't have a single clue of what's happening... She can't even geography right, confusing Romania and Moldova, Brazil and Cuba etc... I've seen bad commentary, but this one is the worst, not because she gets stuff wrong sometimes, that happens, but because she gets a lot of stuff inexcusably wrong and doesn't seem to mind, she'll say anything for the sake of saying something even if it doesn't make sense or it is completely wrong.
And I know some of these foreign names are hard to pronounce and sometimes you don't even know where to start, but come on, try and read a little, why add or take out letters? Why completely change the words when they're written in front of you and when you've heard them from the announcer and your co-commentator multiple times? I mean, come on: it's her job! She gets money for that!
No really, she's very bad, watch some other videos. The women hammer throw is incredible, at some point i thought she was butchering the names on purpose.
To this extent, it's just plain lazy and/or disrespectful.
robert luong she was terrible, she has no knowledge, she doesn’t know what she is talking about, she sees Ukrainian flag and says Levchenko despite she sees another person, she is really bad for a profesional commentator.
Yes and no. I recall the great athletics commentator Steve Cram being barely able to string two words together when he began. He bravely soldiered on and eventually made top grade. I suspect that the problem lies with the BBC vis a vis lack of training courses and other professional preparation. Plus of course the change in broadcasting culture i.e. it seems these days that the media prefer people off the street lacking diction rather than great speakers. But in this case the girl has quite a good voice and could eventually do very well. Personally I wish her well.
Следующая рекордсменка мира - Ярослава Могучих....
Она реально может прыгнуть на 2м 10см☝👍🌷
100%! Ласицкене на днях прыгнула 1.92, в тоже время Магучих прыгнула 2.02
@@sanchessasha2218
Я занимался прыжками в высоту, Мастер спорта СССР.( Личный рекорд 2 м 17см).
Это сугубо моё личное мнение, но по внешним данным Могучих реально может прыгнуть на 2.10☝💪🏸
@@ИгорьАлександрович-я6ъ Рост Ласицкене 180, Могучих 181. Власич была реально дылда - 193, но не шмогла. Почему Могучих сможет?
@@TomasAvtokefalchuk потому что сейчас, в ее возрасте, она показывает такой рост и такие результаты, которые в ее возрасте не показывал никто!
@@alekseyalexej9665 Речь не об этом. Чел написал, что Магучих может побить мировой рекорд, если судить по её внешним данным. Так вот я и спросил: а какие такие у неё внешние данные?
В принципе, Костадинова тоже была 180, но что в то время было с допингом? Я как-то не очень верю в рекорды, которые не могут побить 30 лет, а то и больше, типа рекорда Костадиновой. Или Флоренс Гриффит-Джойнер в беге на 100/200м. Тогда же не мельдоний пили, а жрали вещи посерьёзнее. Та же Гриффит-Джойнер даже до 40 лет не дожила.
This is more like a beauty contest
Yeah, these girls don't have a spoiled smug on their faces.
Levchenko
Maruchick is absolutely gorgeous
No, it's not. This is world class athleticism and they deserve to be complimented for their skill and hard work. They don't want to be looked at for their beauty when they worked so hard in their sport to get here
@@313eve I guess that is why they are wearing eye shadow and lipstick then
They are all so tall, young and pretty.
They are just lovely!
Most look anorexic
В привычку вошло смотреть женские прыжки в высоту! Это какой то сюрреалистический фильм!!! Я их всех знаю, и восхищаюсь! Невероятное зрелище! Но больше всех меня восхищает Мария Ласицкене! Ее вдохновленное лицо, сдержанная улыбка, какая то невероятная концентрированость и многое еще не публичное делает ее очень привлекательной. Мне кажется что она способна пригнуть на любую высоту! Желаю ей стать мировым рекордсменом. Я заказываю результат 220!
Included in the hairstyle was to look female hangers in height! This is some kind of surreal movie !!! I know all of them, and I admire them! An incredible sight! But most of all menia admires Maria Lasitskene! Her inspired face, restrained smile, some incredible concentration and many other non-public things make her very attractive. It seems to me that it can be rescued to bend to any height! I wish her to become a world record holder. I order a result of 220!
no one asked
but these women are my physical ideal
I am so deeply motivated, I never see people so beautiful in my daily life
If the world wants to look to a wonderful representation of what real young lady looks like look to Levchenko I'm not talking of her splendid looks but her splendid personality and mind set as a young athlete.
Yaruslava you are the best!
What a wholesome thing to watch... Bravo
Beautiful athletes and great performances. Does anyone know why Mahuchik didn't jump anymore after she cleared 2.04? She could have still won.
She retired because she knew she couldn't. Maria had a perfect score card(WHICH IS INSANE BTW) and has jumped 2.06m before twice and Mahuchikh was tired and had already set a World Junior Record at 2.04m.
@@ku-nda So you just give up and don't even try??? Why not set the bar at 2.06 (only 2cm more than she just cleared) and see what happens.
@@tinafeyalien I hear you but what are the chances that she was beating a woman who is like...the 2nd greatest female high jumper of all time? (looking at heights and championship performances, she just got gold in Tokyo) Also fatigue is a factor like I said. But her future is bright, could at least become a Mt. Rushmore jumper if she fulfills her potential
@@ku-nda Her chances were almost 0. By sitting her ass down, they were actually 0.
I agree, when competing for a World Championship gold medal I don't know why you wouldn't at least try. While Mahuchik was the serious underdog at 2.06m and didn't have the better card, it still was possible that the first-place girl would have had just plain bad luck at 2.06m and not cleared it. Then if Mahuchik did manage to get over the 2.06m bar she would have won the World Champs.
It did seem as if Mahuchik really wasn't going to be able to clear 2.06m, but she did clear 2.04m on her third attempt so it would be worth trying, and certainly when the World Championship gold medal is at stake.
Anyway, obviously silver is still incredible, but I thought she should have kept competing even if the odds were against her. She had the opportunity to continue competing for the gold medal but didn't.
these women are tall, most of them are 5'11", Imke Onnen is 6' 3"!
Women are all the same hight (length) once one blows out the bedside candle. The true height of these ladies will never be known as differences appear on the internet and I doubt that many are keen to reveal such! Blanka Vlasic and Ruth Beitia (standing side by side) appear to be much the same height which I personally guess at circa 6 ft. 3." I don't recall seeing side by side photos. of Imke Onnen, except next to Eike Onnen. She appeared to be 3" shorter than him, and he is reputedly 'only' 6ft. 4 ins. So, one must assume that one (or both) of their internet stated heights is incorrect. We will never know where the truth lies.
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As a retired sport coach I am equally interested in the rare very short high jumpers eg. Inika McPerson, who appears to be around 5ft. 3ins! How relevant is their body height to how high they can jump? Obviously it is relevant, but within reasonable limits, I doubt that it is very significant.
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With regards to height jumped, length jumped, distance thrown, distance golf ball hit etc. the same laws of physics apply the principal one being FORCE = MASS x ACCELERATION. The real biggie in high jump being speed of approach just before leap take off. So the greater the approach speed one can carry the better as such can potentially be converted into height attained.
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However tall these ladies truly are, and whatever speed they can carry into an immensely technical move, the fact remains that what they achieve is truly beyond breathtaking.
Wow.
I love athletic competition.
How many more times are the commentators going to butcher their names?
Yes.
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I ultimately root for the Americans, but its exciting seeing anyone clear such high jumps
"It's really important that these Athletes try to clear the bar..." Duh, gee, yah think so?
"... to clear the bar on the first time, because when athletes finish on the same hight they look at the bar sequences" She just explains the high jump tie-breakers, not everyone knows them. Good job quoting totally out of context for some cheap laughs
@@ggurks Why did Mahuchik not attempt 2:08, when they were tied at 2:04??
@@abhishekab1 That's a good question. I was also very surprised that she just stopped jumping like that. Maybe her concentration was gone, maybe she just didn't believe she could make the next height. She for sure was very happy with the 2nd place. But yeah, it was strange
@@ggurks or maybe they cut that part out. This does look to be an edited video of a competition that spanned probably several hours
@@abhishekab1 No, she indeed retired after 2,04 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_World_Athletics_Championships_%E2%80%93_Women%27s_high_jump it's really strange why she didn't try to win gold with 2,06. She just retired and Lasitskene then tried to get her personal best with 2,08. Maybe she didn't have any (mental) power left, she jumped 14 times, which is a lot. But still... why not go for gold? I don't know
Mariya floats over the bar like an albatross at 21:23 vow.
Mariya Lasitskene Yaroslava Mahuchikh
Born: January 14, 1993 (age 28 years) Born: September 19, 2001 (age 19 years)
Height: 5′ 11″ Height: 5′ 11″
Weight: 126 ibs Weight: 121 lbs
Never knew super models could jump so high!
Ahhh men of culture... Nice to meet you again...
I was looking for this comment
Great final with a lot of stars and one superstar (Maria of course) but imho Qatar lacked totally atmosphere!
GO UKRAINE !
Women's pole vaulters and high jumpers are beautiful.
They are all beautiful dont know who to choose
What a fantastic all of them did but the young girl from UA won with 2.06🥰😍