Day 3 Highlights | European Athletics U18 Championships | Banska Bystrica 2024
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- 20 July 2024 - The middle distance races took centre stage in the morning of Day 3. Rising Czech prospect, 16-year old Filip Toul completed the first part of a potential distance running double, winning the men’s 1500m with a tactically astute run. There was a thrilling finish in the women’s 3000m where Katie Pye just got the better of Germany’s Julia Ehrle in the race to the line. Astrid Cecilie Berntsen of Norway took gold in the women’s 2000m steeplechase with a personal best.
It was a day of surprises in the field events. Ștefan Alexandru Ciobanu won Romania’s first gold medal of the championships, winning the men’s shot put. Italy’s Pietro Villa caused a sensation in the men’s javelin, winning gold ahead of Poland’s world U18 leader Roch Krukowski. Thomas Williams became the first ever Irish male athlete to win gold at the European Athletics U18 Championships when he won the men’s hammer. The women’s high jump went with the form book as Hungary’s Lilianna Bátori leapt to gold with 1.84m. Mathias Urbanczyk secured Belgium’s first medal of Banska Bystrica, winning gold in the men’s pole vault with a personal best 5.10m.
Reminiscent of Rome just a few weeks ago, it turned into another Super Saturday for the Italian contingent. In the women’s 200m, Elisa Valensin and her 15-year-old Italian teammate Margherita Castellani made it an Italian gold and silver. In the men’s 200m, Diego Nappi became the new champion.
The future of Polish 400m running looks in good hands, after Stanisław Strzelecki and Anastazja Kus landed a one lap double.
The overnight leader in the men’s decathlon is Portugal’s Denis Hrabar. Estonia’s European U18 leader Tristan Konso maintained his medal push and France’s Kilian Trochain can also look back on a good day’s work.
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Anastazja Kuś proved that she deserved that olympic relay spot. Thats the 4th fastest time by a polish athlete this year behind Kaczmarek, Popowicz-Drapała and Swiety-Ersetic.
Poland have always had strong 4 x 400m relay teams in my lifetime, but the individual strength is amazing now. Although Kuś should be there, this is a "good problem".
popowicz celowo zawala ja bym na miejscu trenera nie ryzykowal
Gratulacje dla Polskich Sportowców
@@bronislawbez5051 Ale gdzie zawala? W Rzymie? Czyżby udawała to zasłabnięcie w końcu sztafety? To chyba jakaś teoria spiskowa. 😆
Anastazja Kuś is a welcomed addition to the Polish women's team. Particularly this year, when the team is not in an easy situation, because it lost 2 runners from the Polish TOP 5 (Kiełbasińska and Hołub).
Brawo Anastazja. Kolejny wielki talent wśród polskich biegaczek na 400m.
Nappi’s closing 50-meters was *INSANE!* 🤯
Brawo Anastazja !!! Nasze polskie mlodziutkie zlotko. Wspaniala !!!
Brawo Stanislaw !!! Brawo pozostali Polacy !!! Jestesmy z Was dumni !!!
Anastazja powinna jak najszybciej trafić po opiekę trenera Natalii , Marka Rożeja . Powinna nadal trenować niezbyt mocno.
@KatarzynaLauraWilkinson Ustaw od razu Anastazji plan treningowy na najbliższe miesiące. 😆Po konsultacjach z rodzicami dziewczyna zrobi to co uzna za stosowne, przecież do tego sukcesu w Bańskiej Bystrzycy też ją ktoś doprowadził. Marek Rożej to dobry trener, co nie znaczy, że seryjnie "produkuje" Natalie Kaczmarek.
@@grzegorzlipski6078 nie ma w POLSCE porównywalnego metodologicznie trenera . Na Anastazji - nie może się uczyć żaden początkujący trener , tym bardziej Matusiński który ma owszem osiągnięcia jako koordynator sztafety , ale indywidualnie ma od lat 1 zawodniczkę z rekordem życiowym 50.41 i jakoś nikt nie chce z nim indywidualnie trenować . Może Laurent Meuwly i w Polsce Jarosław Skrzyszowski . W klubie trenuje Anastazję Pani Bronisława Ludwichowska która zajmuję się sportem młodzieżowym i biegami długimi . Sądzę , że przez Natalię P Ludwichowska przygotowuje Anastazję do wyczynu w/g wskazówek P. Marka Rożeja . Miejmy wreszcie jakąś powtarzalną szkołę biegu na 400 m jak np. Holendrzy . Ale wszystkie zawodniczki prowadzi tam Jeden sprawdzony trener do 400 . A np Nadine Visser Trenowała na wiosnę z Jarosławem Skrzyszowskim w Spale . Ziemia nie będzie kwadratowa .
@@KatarzynaLauraWilkinson No to powiedz mi kogo poza Natalią doprowadził do poziomu
@@grzegorzlipski6078 No i co z tego ? Widziałeś plany treningowe Femke Bol z konferencji Meuwlego w Polsce .? Tak chyba nikt nie trenuje na świecie . Tomasz Lewandowski już odpalił w Holandii. Ja mam wszystko skopiowane . Marek Rożej nie trenuje przeciętniaków na 52 sekundy- za to 20 zawodniczek [ z czegoś trzeba żyć - rozumiem] Rożej trenuje podobnie jak Bob Kersee wybrańców . Od większości naszych 400 metrówówek szybciej biega Hodgkinson z bloków , co dopiero z nabiegu , świat ucieka . Rozmawiałem z Raymondem Meuwly jest moim znajomym , również na FB i nie tylko. Przecież Lisowski nie trenował Czubaka i Dlugosielskiego . Ale sprawnie zarządzał organizacją sztafety , miał silny instynkt do ustawiania zmian , sposobu biegania sztafety - tu był na pewno wielki .Gdyby nie fatalne zarządzanie + taktyka sztafety szwedzkiej w U18 dziewczyny były znacznie silniejszymi faworytkami do złota U18 . I przegrały przez mnóstwo błędów , bieganie po 3 torze . Holandia jak na kraj 17 mln jest już proporcjonalnie silniejsza od Polski w LA . Podobnie Słowenia [ 2,5 mln ] . Meuwly powiedział mi , że nikt nie wygra w LA z USA ze względu na rezerwuar ludzki i znakomite mieszanki genetyczne . Takich 16 latków co pobiegną 44 sekundy , gdyby im się chciało mogą mieć 5 teraz - przy obecnym tartanie i szybszych kolcach .50 - 60 lat temu polscy zawodnicy byli o wiele lepsi , biegali szybciej na żużlu. Daleko rzucali i bardzo daleko skakali . Kto teraz skoczy tyle co Józef Szmit w trójskoku ? PZLA i sponsorzy pakują ogromne pieniądze w przeciętnych zawodników i koterię ich trenerów . Tacy wirtualni zawodnicy, wirtualni trenerzy . Przynajmniej pojeżdżą bez celu po Świecie .. Brak elementarnego szkolenia dzieci i młodzieży na 20 - 30 krotną skale w czym zgadzam się z Sebastianem Chmarą .Przykład Włochy - hegemon w Europie zupełny , w każdej kategorii wiekowej . Za to się przeciętnych dziadów promuje i reklamuje . Zastanów się co piszesz .
Brawo Śliczna Anastazja Kuś
Anastazja 🇵🇱👏🥇 oby tylko zdrowie dopisywalo
Well done to Conor Kelly and Joe Burke on the bronzes, class to see irish representation in the 100, 200 & 400m men’s finals and a special congratulations to Thomas Williams on the gold, some great young hammer throwers on the rise between him and Nicola Tuthill. Shaping up to be another class championships for ireland, so nice to see such great talent coming up, the future is more than bright! 🇮🇪☘️
Brawo Gratulcje młody Stanisław Strzelecki
Future of the Polish 4 x 400 m relays
Given the likes of the diamond league and other event highlights are often just a snippet of a closing stage or a race , one must commend this channel for just comprehensive and quality highlights .
This is the best way of showing races! Thanks
A compliment for the great quality of editing and commentary.
Where can you watch the complete steeplechase girls race??,
Very good job by the 2 Italian girls, it will not be easy (the transition from youth is hard) but I think they will be the future of our female athletics. I went to check the age since the girl came second looked really young to me and I wasn't wrong: the winner girl (Valensin) is a 01-2007 but the second is even younger (Castellani is a 10-11-2008), so she competes with "older" athletes.
This meet is so good.
4:15 What a sensational comment! British commentator pronounces the name of Polish athlete Strzelecki correctly (a kind of miracle) and massacres the name of the Frenchman Klemenic changing it into Klemenchick.
BAtori was next 1.95m attempt
I would say quite well, not correctly. Strzelecki is virtually impossible to correct pronounce for a native English speaker.
@@grzegorzlipski6078 W jednym miejscu było ok. Jak na Anglika - super.
Chill, he's not pronouncing it correctly at all. But at least he's not butchering it showing that he tried.
Meanwhile struggling to pronounce correctly Czechia. Also the previous day he could not get right the name Frličková even if his life depended on it. He has his ok moments but he is butchering the names most of the time.
Congratulazioni a Diego Nappi, nuovo campione europeo under 18. Ha confermato il tempo dei campionati italiani e, ad oggi, ha il quinto tempo mondiale under 18 sui 200 metri: fenomeno!
I don't expect the announcers to pronounce all the athlete's names correctly, yet when it comes to the official English names of the participating countries, I do. While I generally like the informed and "involved" announcing style, I was shocked (as a Czech citizen who spent years in English speaking countries) to hear the announcer butchering Czechia twice at 11:01 and 11:40 (it's not "Czeczia", Sir, it really is Czechia, pronounced as in "check-ia", if that helps) during the girls' steeplechase race. Nevertheless I commend the improvement by the time the boys' 1500m took place - they got it right both at 13:26 and 14:27. Perhaps someone whose ears felt equally tortured during the steeplechase commentary intervened in the meantime. Whoever they were, I'm grateful to them. Besides that, well done to the announcers, and, of course, all the talented athletes.
I was actually waiting for him to say Chechnya at some point. As half Czech I was biting my lips not to yell out loud it's Czechia not Chechia!
Pretty good, i hope that all countries can participate.
Only Ork countries can't
@18:55 that girl in the white skirt next to the Irish flag, she knew exactly what she was doing
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New CB in 200&400 metres by girls and boys. Yes not often happens
Italy exagerating again after European Championship 2024 in Rome.
Only USA could stop this country.
@@tirpoleichn You must be kidding. The USA is on a completely different level.
@@jaworowylasek988 Actually Marcell Jcobs best time is 9,80 and Lyles best is 9.81.
Tamberi's best jump is 2.39 and JuVaughn Harrison best jump is 2.36.
Usa is stronger in 200 and 400, but Kenya and Ethiopia are stronger in middle and longer distance.
@@tirpoleichn Jacobs's PB comes from 2021, Lyles's PB is from this year - that's a big difference. But never mind that, at the Olympic Games American track and field athletes always win many more medals than Italians. The USA has topped the medal table since the 80s.
@@jaworowylasek988 It's normal, they can choose better athetes amongst a larger population.
Mathematics and statistics are not your cup of tea, uh?
Remember the 80's, when USSR always won medal table.
Now Russia is not allowed to compete, and USA are favored by this russian ban.
Touls legs are trunks!
It's clearny not Klemenchik but Klemenic
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Итальянка бежала просто фантастически.
What a bad commentator sound quality . Lots of compression artefacts , lots of micro popping and plopping. VHS sound quality in the 80ths of the last century was much better.
This commentator is so awful with the non-English names
Bulletwoman
ty samjestes streseleki 🤣
🤍🖤💙💛💜
Have medley relay ?
IZRAEL this is not Europe !
7:30 how arrogant do you want to be?
Her: Yes
She's more beautiful than arrogant.
Proud and beautiful.
Wanting to be #1 is arrogant? You should look up the meaning of arrogant since you obviously don’t know what it means.
Don't see arrogance there. A little struggle with expressing herself in English, perhaps. My guess is she meant to say her goals for the race were gold and European SB time, and she's happy she achieved them both. Nothing arrogant about that whatsoever.
@@PatrickTraverse Exactly, not every country speaks perfect English, nothing wrong with that
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