Biggest World Record We've Seen In Decades
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In the 1968 Olympics, Bob Beamon broke the previous long jump World Record by 6.587%. In other words, he destroyed it by 10x as much as World Records were normally broken by.
Yes but not official due to altitude.
@@elasticharmony Its been official since they measured it, and remeasured it!
@@elasticharmony how can you have access to the internet and still be this dumb?
@@elasticharmony I will certainly agree that it's not the world record. Just not for the reason you gave.
in those times im sure there were illegal stuff going on more often than now :D + i dont think it was at such high levels as it is now... so i guess someone who was gifted with wings actually used them... anyways probably still crazy for those times
Definitely a freaky record. Among the top 100 indoor shot puts of all times, the average distance is 21.9804 meters with a standard deviation of 0.30987 meters. This record of 23.38 is 1.3996 meters above that average. That's 4.517 standard deviations above the average among the best of the best. This is comparable to Usain Bolt's 100m record which is 4.59 standard deviations below the average among the top 100 times ever run.
Really puts it into perspective.
Well done, Jim!
Wow, that is so interesting. I love this sort of data. It has got me wondering about Sydney's 400m hurdle record of 50.69 !
@@martinn4031 Good one. The average of the 100 fastest 400m hurdles is 52.7446 seconds with a standard deviation of 0.44577. Sydney's record is 2.0646 seconds below that average, putting her 4.631536443 standard deviations below the mean. Another freaky record.
@@Jim-be8sj That's really interesting Jim, thank you. This makes me want to learn how to do the calculations and check out a few more . . I feel a Jan Zelezny 98.48m check coming on . .!😀
@@martinn4031 I copy/paste the results from the worldathletics website into an Excel spreadsheet and then use the excel functions for average and standard deviation to compute the statistics. The Jan Zelezny throw is 6.67 meters farther than the average of the top 100 throws. It's 4.4 standard deviations above that average.
I bet Crouser breaks 24m before he is done! GOAT
That’d be great for the sport. Kick Randy Barnes way the fuck away from that record
What about 25 meters?
@@bobgreenfield9158 that sounds absolutely crazy. But new techniques are involved, and he still has time. So let’s see!
Couple things: first off He didn’t even use his new technique to set that WR, he was putting in a safe throw from a static start. And he says that his new technique has gone farther than that. So I can’t imagine what he’ll do once it’s honed in.
Second, this is an excellent display of the hangover effect. A term coined from Dan John about WRs in throwing where the athlete was throwing up in the bushes before setting a new WR.
Glad you stated this, I thought he had used that new technique. Appreciate the heads up, now the anticipation on what can happen with this new form.
He took two days off from training because he felt flat, so basically he was on the verge of overtraining took a rest and was fresh for the meet.
He said in an interview that static vs old technique adds 50 cm and static vs new technique adds 75 cm. If static gives him 23.38 than his new technique could lead to 24 m+!
@@Mooggie75 idk about that pretty sure he said in his stand throws
Why isn't this guy an O tackle in the NFL? Even if he isn't, I'd still buy a Wheaties box with him on it.
I mean have u seen his training regime? He is just a BEAST and not surprised he broke the record! He’ll probably break his new record again! 🔥
Where is the best place to peep his training?
@@jp05598 he has a TH-cam channel under his own name and his instagram he has some workout vids there too
Now, if you’re familiar with this channel, you know, we love world record analytics
Yes, that’s part of why we love this channel! Track and Field nerdom at its best, keep it up!!!!
I was high jumping there when he broke it. Best meet to break it at. Simplot is amazing. Idaho 🔥
That's great Even more incredible, to me, is that in 1975 Brian Oldfield (who created the oldfield spin) threw over 75 feet. Almost 50 years have passed since, and Ryan threw one foot further.
That is stunning. Sadly, shot putters today very rarely mention the greatest of all time, Brian Oldfield.
I got the pleasure of meeting him very briefly when I threw at Wisconsin. He mentioned smoking and slamming beers between throws too, which is now just crazy to think of
@@text68 wow, that is awesome (both, about meeting him and throwing in college). I was hoping to meet him at a highland games but unfortunately did not.
And it was a high school meet, they just added a pro comp in. That’s freaking awesome
This wasn't a professional competition. The Simplot Games is an annual high school indoor meet where Crouser was invited to throw in front of all of the high schoolers. It was epic! I was hoping to see some stuff from you about (the junior runner up at NXN) Daniel Simmon's facility record in the 3200m. It was one of the best races I've ever witnessed.
Do you know if there's anywhere other than runnerspace to watch the race? I've known Danny for a good few years and ran in college with his older sibling so I am dying that I couldn't make it to Simplot and can't find the race anywhere!!
@@ashtonh991 No Sorry! You might be able to find some personal video though if you know anyone on the team.
Please don't overlook Joe Kovacs, who hit 24m+ in training, as evidenced by his TH-cam video a while back. Therefore, it's more a question of who will go past that 24m barrier first. I would hope to see both men swapping the world record, all of this year!
Several years ago our own Jacko Gill was on a superb trajectory towards 22m, then injury and a heart condition took him away from the circle. I had surmised that he would have been the first to break the WR 23.12m of Randy Barnes, but unfortunately that never happened, and is no longer a pipe-dream.
I've been around our Sport for more than 60 years, and am looking forward to see all of the big guys in Budapest - I have a very good seat in their new Athletics Centre, and will have on all of my Kiwi clothing, plus other paraphernalia, flags, etc. So, bring it on, and let's see the Battle of the Titans come Saturday 19th August!🕵♂
The thing is that throw in training was done with no intention of staying in the circle. You can drop bombs relative to your own PR like that. I feel that as good as Kovacs is he’s inconsistent and needs to have everything execute perfectly to be within Crouser’s throwing distance.
The big man’s definitely going 24 m.
I was there to see it in person! It was so awesome and surreal!
Thank you for doing throws please do more 🙏 ❤️
Getting to watch this live was probably one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen. Especially because it was his first throw of the day. The entire stadium was dead silent until the shot landed.
Was literally there. So close to making finals in the 200
Me too!
You always make me smarter about this stuff. Thank you so much for the time you put into these videos. I love them!
Would love to see more videos on field events.
Just read a report in Track and Field News, published almost two weeks ago, that this record will not be ratified as either the World Record or Indoor World Record.
From the article: "The surveyor’s report identified two deficiencies, stating, 'The diameter of the circle does not comply with the rules' and 'The downward inclination in the putting direction does not comply with the rules.' ”
Crouser himself only heard about this on April 1st, and he thought it might be an April Fool's joke, but it turned out to be true. The throwing ring was hand-cut and Crouser believes that imperfections may have been outside the allowable. From the article, citing the WA report: "ring diameter was surveyed at 2.1cm to 4.8cm (1-5/64ths to 2-7/32nds inches) larger 'at every measuring point' than the max allowable 2.14m (7-ft, 15/32nds-inch) diameter." As for the field drop, the allowable for a 23.38m throw would be .92 inches, 2.3 cm. The field was measured at about 7/8 of an inch; 2.2 cm over the allowable. Some calculations of the adjustment would make that throw a 23.32m throw on a perfectly level field, not a WR, but a WIR. However, that doesn't factor in the too-large throwing ring.
Surprised Carl Lewis wasnt on that list in the beginning. Great Video thank you for sharing
Congrats Big GOAT!! Thanks for allowing me too see U in all your greatness!!!!!
The shot put may have more room to break records than other events. I’m an old guy, back in the track days of mid 90s there were very few shot putters rotating. It was all glide. The glide favors shorter people due to the size of the ring. Long explanation but you get the gist. Thirty years later we have a truly huge man rotating well and the rotation gives a large man more ability to generate speed in the ring. His shorter competitors may still have an advantage but less so for sure. Rotating is not as big of a thing as the Fosbury Flop but does seem to be capable of bigger throws than the glide. I could be all wrong, I was never a thrower and it’s just fun to discuss.
also fun to discus!
Lol. I asked above how much improvement the guy who decided to jump bass ackwards made. This is the second time in two days I heard of the FF and never heard it before but knew that a guy had one day decided to do the flop and it was a total mind f*ck. Maybe I’ll remember it.
Absolutely insane he was able to do this indoors off a static start. Almost without a doubt he’ll throw over 24 meters outdoors
I'm not totally familiar with the sport, what is the advantage to being outdoors over indoors?
@@emilyburk8884 wind
@@emilyburk8884 when it comes to shot put the wind makes a very minimal difference, but in general the difference is just that during the indoor season athletes are still in their heavy lifting cycles and still working on their technique so they aren't typically at their peak during indoors.
@@lilyen777 thanks for the info!
bro forgot who Michel Phelps is.
I thought the same 👍🏼 and he mentioned Serena Williams Rather then Roger federer or steffi graff 😮
True
Heard of Sir Donald Bradman.
Bob Beaman, long jump. Beat the old record by almost 2 feet!
I’m so proud to say I am from the same town (Gresham, Oregon) as Ryan Crouser. He truly is the best this sport has ever seen.
That "Let's go!" @1:34 was just as legendary
Improvement in the throws is not due to carbon fiber, super stack shoes or incredibly fast tracks, just the athletes getting better.
You make excellent videos. Thank you!
I swear this guy has zero limits.
The man is basically herculis and so underrated like WTf
The man throws this big heavy ball so far insane
He has a lot of experience throwing big heavy balls 💀
There is a basic misunderstanding in this video - Crouser not only set a new Indoor World Record, he set a new World Record, period. While for convenience, we say "outdoor" world records and "indoor" world records, the 2 categories of records are: World Records; Indoor World Records. World Records have been kept since 1912; Indoor World Records only since the 1990s. For certain events, marks set indoors are also eligible for the absolute mark, such as we have seen most frequently in the men's and women's pole vault, once the rule was changed about 20 years ago. When Duplantis set a new WR of 6.21m at the WC last year, he added an impressive 5cm to the old outdoor mark, the biggest improvement in almost 40 years. But that wasn't the World Record being broken: that mark had been set indoors at 6.20m the previous March. So the "real" improvement was 1cm, not 5cm.
In a similar way, the 23.38m mark Crouser set should more properly be weighed against the World Record that stood - at 23.37m - not against the Indoor World Record of 22.82. So, while a 56cm increase in the Indoor World Record sounds impressive, it seems less so when measured against the existing World Record, an improvement of just the bare minimum - 1cm. This suggests that far from being a mark of Beamonesque proportions, since only a 1cm World Record improvement was seen, the indoor mark was probably a very soft one.
Love seeing all these new track records! Dude is a phenom!
I could throw farther than him but I get tired of publicity.
This guy needs to play in the NFL. He would make millions. Hall of Fame quality athlete
This is such a good channel. The way you broke down WR improvements is great. Thanks for doing so much for this sport :)
Wayne Gretzky, please. Goatiest GOAT of all time. More dominant than Jordan. But seriously bro, I love these videos. Thanks and keep them coming.
Ryan Crouser is going to be the reason they increase the weight of the shot put 😂
Jordan, Muhammad Ali, Serena Williams, Bolt, Phelps, Messi, Hamilton, Eliud Kipchoge are all at the same level of greatness and dominance.
You left out one undisputed GOAT, Wayne Gretzky.
The GOAT of GOATs. Others you could argue but Wayne is far and away lol.
Wayne Gretzky may be more dominant in his sport than any of those people he mentioned
@Crack Shot have to respectfully disagree.
Fab quote by the big man at the end there! I got the national XC Champs (in the UK) on Saturday but likewise, I been feeling flat and dispondant and had already decided not to train at all on the 2 days prior - so awesome to hear that I'm in good company!
Love your videos. I just have to say that there are probably a handful of other great athletes you could include in that list. Some baseball players, Floyd Mayweather undefeated boxer. That was kind of a short list that you gave. Just saying.
Crouser being Crouser :) A video on HJ legends Javier Sotomayor 🇨🇺 & Dragutin Topić 🇷🇸 & their high-achieving kids Jaxier & Angelina who've followed them into the sport would be awesome!
Does the 4,462 feet elevation have any effect on this throw? The air is thinner, but not Mexico City thin (7,200 feet) where the long jump record was destroyed in 1968.
Not really, the air resistance is negligible compared to the weight of a shot put.
An Olympic shot experiences negligible air resistance during a throw, especially at the speed achieved during the average throw, a relatively low 50ish km/h
16 lbs.
Imagine throwing a BOWLING BALL 76.5+ feet 😂
This was insane to watch in person!
I spun in the 80s decathlon..Oldfield helped me. Added 2 feet..
This world record is Giant!!⭐💯⚡ where is the media?? Spectacular 💪⭐
If he didn't set his record in 2021, this throw would have been a 3.1% improvement (if I did my Maths right), which is absolutely insane.
I've been waiting for you to give Crouser his do
A total BEAST! I suggest a two day rest prior to every major meet ;)
You know you are great at what you do when you can even make Shotput interesting :). Great coverage.
Shot put is awsome. I dont throw but definitely enjoy learning about it
I competed at the simplot games and it was a lot of fun. You should do a video covering some of the insane things that took place there.(3200, 60 hurdles)
Hi Patrick. Sorry to disappoint you but the 3200m is NOT a recognised distance. No one else in the world races that distance except United States High Schools! No one else. Same with 1600m. No one else except USA High Schools. That's why all the "world best times" for these distances are from the USA. It would be the same as if USA High Schools ran sprint races of 108 meters! When no one else in the world races that distance.
@@johnwilson5743 TRP caters to the U.S audience. Most videos are focused on U.S athletes from high school through to the elites. Non standardised distances don't matter as they only give TRP an excuse to highlight the various split times and postulate as to what said athlete could perform in a regular event,
My additions to the undisputed GOAT list: Katie Ledecky, Aleksandr Karelin, Wayne Gretzky, Michael Phelps
It may have been mentioned but Kelly Slater must be included in the GOAT list, 11 world titles and winning the Pipe Masters at 50 years old and still competing and top ten in the world
2.453% improvement, actually. 0.56 m difference between the two, divided by the original distance yields .02453.
The math you did was find the percent difference between the two, not the percent improvement. So it’s a greater improvement than you thought!
D1 Shotput coach here. He did not add an extra step to his throw. He added slightly more extension to his setup
I've thought it's a shame this is "just" a running channel. While it's respectable to stay true to one passion, I think it's important to highlight the biggest field events, I'm talking of at least WRs. So good choice to cover this, hopefully same can be done for at least all the future WRs too. I thought it yesterday when reading about this, that I keep seeing so many trp videos on home page and I would've missed this one without randomly looking thru a news site. I'd be surprised if the audience didn't like this stuff too. Not that they have a choice with these titles lol
do one on deanna price. her story is inspirational
Bob Beamon still to me is one of the best record beaters😁
Bill Russell is the Greatest of all time for Basketball....He has 11 championship rings.
I love how the 16lb. shot looks like a baseball in his hand.
Sometimes giving your body a chance to really recover can pay huge dividends, especially in strength-based sports.
Sorry to be a downer, but it looks like this mark will not be ratified as either a World Record or Indoor World Record. The current World Athletics page lists Crouser's 22.58m in New York on Feb 11 as the longest throw of the year, well below his 22.82 Indoor World Record and far behind his 23.37 World Record. Couldn't find a reference as to why, but it's not on the yearly indoor lists anymore, nor on the list of World Records, or of Indoor World Records, even though Duplantis' 6.22 is on both the World Record and Indoor World Record lists. ("World Records" are listed as "Outdoor" World Records there so as to be less confusing, but marks set indoors can stand as World Records, depending on event.)
But, as I have said repeatedly, given that 22.82 Indoor World Record mark was first surpassed as a World Record in 1975 by Brian Oldfield, and fully 23 times 22.82 has been surpassed outdoors by 7 different athletes, the 23.38 (apparently not to be ratified) World Record and Indoor World Record is much more pedestrian when compared. The World Record would have been bested by the smallest increment allowed - 1 cm, suggesting that the Indoor World Record is a very soft record.
Nice video.
definitely the GOAT , I would also add Armand Duplantis to that list , that kid has taken the polevault to a whole new level
i dont understand how a guy like that ends up in that sport and not football. thats wild to me.
Guess rather than being just another big football player he decided to be the greatest of all time in a very respectable sport.
So basically he is going to destroy his outdoor world record
That's why Eddie Hall's 500kg deadlift was so insane - it broke the record by something like 36 or 37kg.
That’s over 7% if my 🧠 ain’t out to brunch.
When I see Ryan spin in the circle something deep inside sees him coming at me in an iron helmet with a huge hammer in his hand. He scares my scrawny anglo hide.
hahaha...awesome...thank you for that!
PURE excellence.👊👋
Can't wait to see the first 77' throw outdoors this year !
Thank you 😊
Idaho state baby!!!
There is a 99.98% chance that by tomorrow morning I will not know who is the G.O.A.T. of track and field shotput competitions.
I'm not betting on Crouser to hit 24 meters............ I'm betting on 25 in Paris! 💪🏼💪🏼
Am I the only one old enough to remember Bob Beamon at the 1968 Olympics?
'Nuff said.
The guy is a freaking Viking!
I go to ISU the school that hosts the games and my High School friend also is on the track team and you can see him. He’s on the far right of throwers behind Ryan.
This reminds me of the Austrian Javelin thrower that "shot the lights out" of the previous World Record in that event years ago, in the late 80's, I think. What a performance by both these guys! Superhumans!
Jan "something or other" wasn't it?
@@robertlee4809 I think so. I'm not sure but the guy threw 10 feet more than anybody else and they had to change the field for the event. I think he still holds the world record. The guy wasn't all that big but mucho powerful!
@@robertscheinost179 He could certainly chuck a javelin!
Cool video idea. Crouser is the GOAT of shotput for SURE. I'm going to make a couple critiques of the beginning.
Muhammed Ali isn't the unquestionable GOAT of HW boxing. I think Tyson would get many votes. I think Tyson Fury might get some too. Serena also isn't the unquestionable GOAT of women's tennis either. I personally think Navratilova is the GOAT (59 major titles vs 39 for Serena) and Graf was the best player during her peak. All time great players competed in the Graf, Seles, Evert-Lloyd, Navratilova era. Serena has never faced an all time great player in her prime. Grand slams... Serena has 23 vs Graf's 22 but Graf got them all before 30 then retired while Serena had only 13 at 30 years old. There is an argument for all of them but Nav gets my vote.
Gotta be Beamon.
Both broke the record by half a meter, and the long jump is on the 8-9 meter scale.
Go Ryan!!!!!! Wish ya the best
Historically, what was the largest % change? Beamon?
Yea Beamon’s jump was like 6% improvement or something crazy. He made a video on it at some point.
TRP should definitely cover Mondo’s wr in the pole vault
Don’t forget about Grant Holloway’s win streak!! The longest running win streak in the sport!!!
The % thing is a bit misleading. In track time is a measurement over a fixed distance and are always less than the previous mark.
In field events the distance is always greater than the previous mark.
so there’s always greater room for improvement when adding as a percent of the previous record versus subtracting as a %.
When something is reduced by 50% it then needs to increase 100% in order to get back to square one.
It’s kinda subtle but records as a percent of improvement are deceptive when measuring distance vs time.
That man signed my hot wheels right before he threw that
Bob Beamon broke the long jump WR by well over 6.5%...think about that for a second.
How are you calculating your % improvement? 1.02424 x 22.82 = 23.373 NOT 23.38. the ACTUAL % improvement is ((23.38/22.82)-1)x100 = 2.454 % (even more impressive than you are giving him credit for) Femka Bol's % improvement is 0.665% and 0.244% for the 3000 m record. Basically, take the absolute difference in old time (or distance) and divide by the OLD time (or distance). I think what you are doing is a % difference between the two numbers, which is close, but not the same. Think of it this way, if a person threw 10 meters and then threw 11 meters that would be a 10% improvement, I think you would call that a 9.5% improvement.
depends on if you are the boss or employee. 😁
Skipping leg day works for him. The Homer Simpson curl one dumbbell with one arm constantly forever if you want to win a one hand curl match. If you want to throw a geode furthest you work on spinning as fast as you can in a tight circle until you get dizzy, fall down, puke, roll in it, get up, and repeat.
Amazing to watch. I think he will continue to break his record, many time. He will get up to 25.
Ryan crouser is a legend so will we see a 23.50 outdoors in 2023
OK, I love this channel and watch it nearly every day. But you cannot have any goat list without Wayne Gretzky on it, highly likely the most dominant player for a team sport ever.
Was looking for this comment. You hit the nail on the head. Gretzky is the goat of goats.
Usain Bolt and Ryan Crouser are truly the greatest. Not an expert in all sports, so don't know about everyone cited, but these two sure are.
Imagine the stats Ryan Crouser will have when he's retired.
Dude does the incredible on a consistent basis. Amazing 👍🏿
Super
But on your GOATH List
Carl Lewis is missing
REGARDS
You need to do a video on the dude who ran that 8:53 two mile at Simplot. It was bonkers, and is equivalent to an 8:39 at sea level.
That’s no where close to the WR, which is sub 8.
@@nathanenns highschooler
I feel like Gretzky and Kipchoge would’ve been better additions at the start of the vid. There’s no real argument against them but MJ has LBJ, Bolt has Lewis/Owens, Serena has BJK, Ali has so many.
Phelps also is on that list
@@ryanhahn3651 Or the best sportsman of all time Don Bradman, he is 50% better than the second-best batsman. Bradman's average is 99.94 while second place is Steve Smith with an average of 60.1. Too American centric all these mentioned GOATS
Babe Ruth, and Gretzky of course!
Steffi Graf for Serena as well
Ryan Crouser, the pride of Boring, Oregon and Sam Barlow High School.😁👍
What happened to his brother, the javelin thrower?🤔
It is great. But Brian Oldfield was throwing 75' back in 1975. But they didn't count because he was a "Professional". AND, he was the one that developed the Rotation Style. So GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT!
Any analytical math wizards out there who want to offer how much power (in watts) this guy generated with that throw?
To compare sports to another is very difficult. But if you want to compare then you definitely forgot or did not think of Wayne Gretzky. He is without a doubt the GOAT hands down. He has more NHL records than all other players combined. He also stopped playing in 1999 and only one of his 60 + records has been broken since.