Witnessing Olympic History | PARIS 2024 OLYMPICS VLOG

Join me on an unforgettable journey to the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris! I spent five incredible days on-site, soaking in the electrifying atmosphere, witnessing historic victories, and experiencing the pinnacle of sportsmanship at its finest.
In this vlog, I share my experience of watching the finals of the men's doubles and both singles events, where I saw some of the world's best athletes in action. I was fortunate enough to witness the remarkable title defenses by Lee and Wang, and I was there live as Viktor Axelsen secured his dominant second Olympic gold in a stunning performance.
Attending the Olympics has always been a dream of mine, and this trip was truly a dream come true. The energy, the cheers, and the emotions were beyond anything I could have imagined. This vlog is packed with unforgettable memories and moments that will stay with me forever.
I hope you enjoy coming along with me on this amazing adventure! 😊
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[@ngotrongkhue]

great video, hope it stays up and not get taken down because of copyright from the Paris 2024 logo like the vlog by Badminton Insight

[@littleman787]

Taht was thumnail I think

[@mmkroimpfable]

Great Vlog, really captures the olympic spirit in the city!

[@buddy7240]

Lurve your video !!

[@g.devjyotipillai9710]

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[@vita24733]

Hi Tobias, I've seen pro players play a slow cut which lands around the service line from the forehand corner even when they have time. It looks like a nothing shot, but clearly it must have some use or else they wouldn't be doing it. Momota especially did it against axelsen, a kinda cut/smash which was slow and steep. Could you make a video or point to a previous video that may explain this technique? Also could you give pointers on when to hit this type of shot to the body.
Thanks!

[@simon2046]

Viktor now the GOAT! After Lin Dan, Lee Chong Wei and Chen Long.

[@phillipjrgensen1024]

Chen Long is not better than Axelsen

[@himegsweg]

after momota as well

[@simon2046]

@@phillipjrgensen1024 okay. Yeah but I think Chen Long is the underrated one even though not a fan of his playing style. Prime Axelsen is definitely better I guess.

[@simon2046]

@@himegsweg Momota The Great.