5 INSANE things Mia Audina achieved BEFORE she turned 18
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2024
- An Se Young, Tai Tzu Ying, Ratchanok Intanon, Chen Yufei and Akane Yamaguchi are all amazing players and they all achieved some remarkable things whilst very young.
Ratchanok Intanon became the youngest World Champion ever in 2013 aged 18.
Akane Yamaguchi became the youngest Super Series winner the same year aged 16.
Chen Yufei won a world junior and world senior medal in the same year in 2017.
Tai Tzu Ying was winning tournaments in her teens.
And An Se Young beat 2 Olympic Champions in 1 year aged 17.
But ALL these achievements, as ridiculous as they are, pale in comparison to what Mia Audina achieved in the early to mid 1990s, with Mia achieving what I believe are 5 of the most outrageous things ever in all of badminton.
2 medals at the World Juniors age 13
1994 Uber Cup Champion age 14
1996 Uber Cup Champion age 16
1996 Olympic Finalist age 16
World number 1 age 17
CRAZY!
#youtuber #badminton #badmintonindonesia #MiaAudina #BWF #olympics #worldchampionship #prodigy
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00:00 - 02:09 Intro
02:09 - 05:20 - World Junior Championships
05:20 - 09:39 - 1994 Uber Cup
09:39 - 11:56 - 1996 Uber Cup
11:56 - 13:54 - 1996 Olympic Silver
13:54 - 15:24 - World Number 1
15:24 - 17:53 - Outro
I was too young but cannot forget the way Mia bends her back like a divine yogi in Atlanta 96. This is imo one of her greatest skill.
Always got goosebumps when reading her story. This is no different, thx for putting everything beautifully into context.
You're so welcome. Her bendy back shot from 96 Uber Cup was so good I included it 3 times haha
I still vividly remember her olympics final in 2004. She didn't go all the way, but her way of hitting the shuttle mesmerised me (if only I had half of her wrist power). It's crazy thinking that she's only 25 then, after all the years she had been playing (and winning!) internationally.
Yeah it's easy to forget in 2004 Mia was still only 25 having been on the world stage for a decade by then. Crazy! She was an insane talent
As an Indonesian Badminton Lover who's lately has been disapointed by the current Badminton Indonesia achievement, this video is both enjoyable and painful to watch. For those who are responsible, shame on you for letting our nation's sport pride sinking.
I hope things turnaround soon. In fact I'm quietly confident they will 😊
Strong and important message to PBSI, It sucks that i paid vision+ sports tv just to watch all the badminton series, but as long as i follow the more disappointments that i got, so i unfollow all the badminton official/page in instagram and cancel the subscription it just sucks to see Indonesia’s Badminton is worsening.
Thanks your support MR@@BenBeckmanBadminton
She is absolutely phenomenal. Mia is crazily talented and she has that art of badminton in every single of her match. She's the Indonesian legend and I hope someday she can return to Indonesia becoming a coach.
She really was. Sadly though I'm not sure about her returning. I believe she hasn't been back in Indonesia since leaving. She certainly never played another tournament held there
Hopefully,,,,one day Mia shall return to Indonesia
@@BenBeckmanBadminton I believe she did won a runners up in Indonesia open under Dutch flag once
What a player! The five things crazily achieved from 13-17 yo. ❤ miss her when she's moved to NL but still able to play during OG 2004, is pretty awesome
A truly remarkable talent achieving insane things. Crazy thing is she achieved all that but you could argue she didn't achieve enough. One of the most naturally talented players ever
Amazing video with great production quality and storytelling.
And most importantly I think videos like this are so valuable because they pretty much don't exist anywhere else, at least as far as I am aware of. As someone who only followed badminton in recent years I never would have found out about this incredible player. You are able to fill a big gap with your videos.
Keep it up, really looking forward to more from this channel!
Thank you ever so much, I'm glad you enjoyed and found it useful. Yes I think I might be the only channel at the moment doing this sort of thing. Plenty more to come, hope you enjoy those too
Another amazing storytelling video , showcasing truly remarkable achievements especially at a record breaking age!
Glad you liked the video and yeah these achievements needed be brought to everyone's attention...they are INSANE
Mia will forever be my favorite badminton player. Her elegance when she glides on court, finesse in her play making, and her choice to sacrifice power for placement is something I still haven't seen in any of the new crop of shuttlers.
Beautifully well put together, a remarkable player to so many of us! She is one of the reasons I started playing badminton as a Dutch kiddo, and still do after so many years😊
So glad u liked it and super happy to hear the influence Mia has had on so many players 🙌🏻
The Martina Hingis of badminton
Amazing video, very well researched and worth to subscribe. ❤
Thank you so much ❤️🙌🏻
amazing video, Ben. All indonesian fans, I'm one of many, were huge admirer. She's pure badminton prodigy. yes, Insane.
She really was. Crazy amount of talent
Great video! I was happy that such a legend moved to The Netherlands (as I'm Dutch). Even better that she won silver at the Olympic Games in Athens! Her around the head shot where she almost breaks her back is chef's kiss! That move was such a trademark of hers and I really wanted to emulate that on court haha. After she stopped playing, it's like she vanished into thin air. I wonder what she's doing right now and hope she enjoys a well deserved live after badminton
Yeah that around the head shot is just ridiculous. She played every shot so effortlessly and was a great player. I don't know what she's up to these days either but I also hope whatever it is that she's doing well
Impeccable story-telling!
Thank you 😊
1996 Mia presented silver medal Olympic for Indonesia
2004 She presented Silver Olympic Medal for Netherland.
Ya she still The youngest world Rank no.1 Badminton player.
In Women Single Dicipline Mia Audina folowed by Ye Zhao Ying
In Men Single Dicipline Lin Dan and Taufik Hidayat.
They are Indonesian & Chinese.
@BenBeckmanBadminton you should make a story about Lin Dan vs Taufik Hidayat rivalry 🤗
good video and very interesting
Glad you liked it
Great video...
Cheers 🙌🏻
Whenever i saw ASY i reminded mia audina such a unorthodox style with bright carrier
Great vid, only it is Han Jingna not Jingha in that world ranking
Mia and Taufik Hidayat has been world class badmunton player at their young age for Indinesia. Now its so difficult finding players like them in this country.
Alwi Farhan has some talent and could be a fantastic player for Indonesia. The future isn't completely devoid of potential for Indonesia
1:15 while you tell us about the past, you give us glimpses into the future of badminton ❤❤
WS future is bright 🙌🏻🏸
I feel Mia Audina is the antithesis of Zhang Ning. One being the most accomplished youngest player while the other being the oldest most accomplished player.
And it all started with a match against one another. Rather poetic in a way
lol aside from 2 uber cup, mia didnt do much more when she was a teen. what big titles did she win during her teen years when she was still indonesian?? her peak as indonesian player was prolly silver medal in atlanta.
susi susanti carried indonesia ladies badminton up until her retirement. she held on to that #1 indonesian woman single all the way.
while zhang ning went on to become 1 of the greats. even rivals susi’s achievements… mia never came close.
@fuckurbody Mia might have never won a major but you can't deny what she achieved was pretty crazy. U make an Olympic silver at 16 sound like something that happens everyday
@@BenBeckmanBadminton yeah thats great, but what she achieved as a teenager didnt compare to what zhang ning achieved. not even close! do u need me to list zhang ning achievements here to compare to what mia did pre-netherland days??
Thanks you for sharing about Mia audina,i love your video. In minute 10:24 semifinal Mia audina (Indonesia) vs Kim Ji Hyung (Korea) Uber cup 1996,can you share the full video?
Not sure that's possible. I'll check for you
@@BenBeckmanBadminton helllo ben, i hope you doing well, please request from me Full video mia audina (indonesia) vs Kim Ji Hyung ( Korea) Uber cup 1996 semifinal
One and only Tai tze ying ❤😊❤😊❤😊
I remember my dad told me she was wonderkid, but I did not realise she achieved so much when she was a junior. I am from Malaysia
I always knew she had achieved amazing things young, but until I looked into it, I didn't realise just how amazing they were
Malaysia hampir punya wonder kid juga, Goh jing wei. Tapi sayangnya pas dewasa malah melempem ditambah disakit
Thank you ben about the good things in video. Can you make it video about ge fei/gu jun
Glad u liked it. And a ge fei/gu Jun video might potentially be my next video...
Omg yes, ge fei and gu jun, amazing double. As much as we love the Indonesian team, we respected them so much. A match against them was always guaranteed would be an amazing match.
Great video!!
Plz make a video on womens single's players since 2010 to present which is very interesting with the fact that the competition was very high b/w the players..
Forex: Tai Tsu ying who won almost all tournaments but disappointed at the major events like world championships and olympics.
P.V sindu won less tournaments but done well at majors 5 WC medals, 2 olympic medals
Fantastic video! I think I'll have to do a story on the last decade of women's singles as it has been rather crazy
Great video! The Indonesian women's team was truly amazing back then, with Uber cup titles in 1994 and 96. Wonder why they are now significantly weaker than the male team?
Late 80s to mid 90s Indonesia had fantastic women's team. They still have talent but not quite the same level. Why? That's not an answer I can give in a comment...maybe a video one day?...
Basically lack of coaching by the federation.
Few factors I can draw as an Indonesian.
- At the end of 1990's we fell into Monetary & Political crisis, so sport governing body such as PBSI(Indonesian Badminton Federation) was kinda neglected and become an organization that use for political gain. It's a state of crisis, sport wasn't a priority for people.
- In early 2000s when Indonesia bounce back from the crisis, there's a booming trend of Talent Contest TV Show (adopted American Idol etc) seems like lots of parents back then see less appealed to push their kids into sports like what Mia Audina's father did. Indonesian was sucked into the instant fame game (lots of talent show back then; singing, acting, comedy, but sports)
- Presumably there was a little 'trauma' on the women's side of coaching within PBSI, when Mia Audina's move to Netherlands. They haven't found a new raw talent like her and kinda lost the cycle of regeneration.
- Badminton Clubs also took a while to recover from the crisis. In 2000-teen big club like Djarum start to have their national-circuit to catch talents but yea probably only could produce more consistent regeneration on men's side of the sport (with occasionally strong mix-double pairs).
Yea that's more or less.
We got last Olympic gold on Women's Double though.
What is the background music of the first half of the ‘world jr championships’ section ?
Dunno the title sorry
A truly WonderKid the best even up to this era to beat and shine in a senior level ❤🎉 Indonesian Pride
😊👌🏻🙌🏻
❤ Mia Audina! Her flexibility was unmatched as she delivered unbelievable shots over and over. Amazing
Unreal flexibility and ability to still hit crazy shots bent over backwards
I hope all Indonesia badminton player who still active now watching this good example badminton player in skill and mentality who also from Indonesia. I’m very proud that Indonesia had have a wonder kid like Mia Audina. But it’s so embarassing and painfull to see Indonesia badminton player achievement nowdays. Come back stronger Indonesia!
Plzzz make a video with lin dan ❤❤❤❤❤❤
A video involving Lin Dan is on its way 👌🏻
Sangat mengesankan dan mengharukan.
Sama sama 🙌🏻
Yeps proud to be Indonesian ❤
🇮🇩 🙌🏻
I loved Mia back in the late 90s!! She was amazing!!
She really was 🙌🏻
Please do Camila Martin, Xie Xing Fung and the rest of the 90s female greats! I miss that era!@@BenBeckmanBadminton
@@MarcyTrinidad great idea
My Favorite player Mia Audina forever
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Playing a that level at such a young age, i cant imagine the mental toll it must have on her. But none the less, she is one impressive tough bird!!!
The pressure she dealt with and succeeded under was mighty impressive for a youngster
Next Susi Susanti please...
She's on my list don't you worry 👌🏻
I'm just curious for what might the training differences between women team in the past and at present. How come they were so great?
I think a big part was down to their coach Chu Sia who was a former Asian Games champion. There are other factors I'm sure but there's no doubting Chu Sia's influence over Indonesian Women's Singles
Mia is Amazing
True
Sepertinya di Indonesia ada pihak yang tidak menginginkan nama Mia Audina menjadi legenda pemain wanita nomor satu Indonesia.
Sesudah generasi mia audina terputus regenerasi di indonesia knp??? Pbsi ny lah yg patut di pertanyakan😮
As with all these things there's usually a lot to it
And looking at what I’m doing I’m probably never gonna make it pro 😂
Haha don't give up...she is a clear anomaly
I think age should not be a main determinant of how a player is a prodigy, mediocre or simply ordinary. Look at Chinese player Zhang Ning, she was 30 plus years old when she won her 2nd Olympic Gold Medal, , , , Intanon won her WC at such a young age, however, she could not even compete for the number1 spot,
TTY is lireallycthe longest running world 1 player up to date, yet she didnt actually perform really well in her younger years [age 15-20]. Same can be said with Carolina Marin who has the most WC titles. While its true that Mia had achieved a lot at such a premature age, she is far from being a legend like Zhang Ning or TTY...
A prodigy is defined as; a young person with exceptional qualities or abilities.
I agree with you though that just because someone achieves so much young doesn't mean they'll achieve even more when they are older. And likewise, just because a player doesn't achieve much before a certain age doesn't mean they'll never be good
@@BenBeckmanBadminton yeah, my mistake about the usage of the word "prodigy". . .
I was right, it was Mia Audina. 😁
😊🙌🏻
Mia Audina and Taufik Hidayat are the youngest number 1 ever in the world (record til now)
and Minion the longest number 1 in the world (record until now)
Great vid ❤ Mia Audina was insane lol by the age most of us enjoy our childhood she was out here earning the greatest honours in 🏸 simply incredible
I know right...truly remarkable!
sad to say she transferred to team netherlands
A sad day for Indonesia for sure
she didnt want to do that but was forced to, because she wasnt allowed to live in the netherlands and still represent indonesia. if the indonesian association had allowed that for her she would have kept playing for indonesia.
@@joowsty after mia success, the bronze medal of Maria Kristin Yulianti is a big relieved for Women's single
@@adolphdelatorre3102 i always hope for indonesian succes in badminton, eventho im dutch haha. my favorite mens single player is Taufik Hidayat and for womens singles its Susi Susanti (and Mia Audina). on the mens side at this moment they also do pretty well seeing the all england final. so who knows indonesia will win the olympics this year finally again since Taufik!
to early married, i think Mia can reach the career with Indonesia if she not Married in 1998
No doubt the riots in 1998 also one of the reason.. and then so many Indonesian Chinese athletes move to other countries as well...such a great loss... Until right now that damages never recovered again...
I read that when she married, she asked if she could move to the Netherlands but still play for Indonesia but was rejected.