Yeah no kidding, once you realize how far away they are from the target the skill really becomes apparent. A shame that archery is kind of a forgotten sport for most.
It’s all very good and all, and not going to take away from it at all. The wind adjustment takes some getting used to But... in the end, it’s a bit... watered down Innit I’m just saying, there used to be a time where this level of ‘Archery’ would get you killed because you took too long and you most certainly wouldn’t be shooting at a stationary target. Archers used to be able to unleash 4-6 arrows in a matter of seconds, all deadly, all hitting their targets unless impeded, by shield etc. they could place an arrow through the links of chainmail and the smallest exposed areas. I respect the accuracy, but.. I also have to question some technique here, they leave their arms in full lock for far too long after they’ve reached Max draw. Now, they’re not pulling massive draw weight by any means, but it can still have an effect, tiring muscles will twitch, spasm, this alone can throw the shot off. The stationary targets just... they shouldn’t even need to sight the Board, it’ll always be in the same spot, they should be experienced enough to know the distance well enough to draw, adjust and shoot in the space of a 1-1.5 seconds. For al the above reasons, Clay Shooting, (not as much skill needed to wield a shotgun vs a Bow) but the dynamics of the sport, makes it A) more difficult B) better to watch. Mama always said “don’t practise till you get it right, practise till you don’t get it wrong”
@@cchocopie Hey korean, I'm a fan of Korean archery, but why are they losing some big matches like last year? I'm afraid Korea's gonna lose this Olympics please do well Korea! Fighting
@@naimas8120 In Korea, I also conducted a self-investigation on this part. Modern archery skills have been leveled upward. Many of the coaches performing overseas theseday are also Koreans. Nevertheless, it is a miracle for Korea to continue to win. In particular, women's archery is still the strongest in the world for nearly 40 years. Korean archery players still practice a lot, but I think other countries have followed well,
the issue is olympic sports archery is alot from survival field archery. Plus, the hunger games is more about the ability to not die than how to shoot accurately so maybe this statement is a bit exaggerated...
@@ghnna but for survival, a big part of it is knowing how to get food and defend yourself, so, obviously if you know how to shoot with a bow and arrow accurately, you have a good chance of surviving
Once you know where to aim, hitting the actual board is like clockwork. From that distance they aren’t even aiming at the board,. Let’s say an inch higher than the target and just above the red cup in the far distance will hit the board every time, but aiming directly at the rim of that cup will hit the 10. They know the rim of that cup is where the bullseye is but being just even a millimeter off won’t score you a gold medal
A korean man has only won the singles twice in the history of the world. So either korean male archers are completely oblivious or you just might be making that up.
@@re1ive456 he's still world's second best out of 7 billion people , at that level I'll say both would have worked really hard for years , it's just the temperament which turned out to be a decisive factor.
You know, Korean archers commonly say that winning the selection test for Korean national team is much harder than winning gold medals in the Olympic Games.
and just like basketball is more competitive in USA than in olympics. There are a lot of sports varying countries specialize in to an extent where the rest of the world simply can't compete.
Everyone’s all gangsta until they meet Korea in archery: - Individual women: won all the gold medals since 1984 except in 2008; most years taking at least 2/3 of the medals (sometimes all 3/3 medals lol) - Team women: never lost 1st place since the start of the event in 1988 - Individual men: won the last 2 gold medals - Team men: won 5 gold, 1 silver, 1 gold out of 8 events since 1988 Proof that Korea has some archer blood in their DNA lol
coed team just won gold earlier only a few hours after u posted your comment there’s this inside joke between Koreans where they learned all this control for their bows from using chopsticks from a young age… lol
but in this case: its been Bradys dream/goal to win a solo medal in archery. He has team gold (his tattoo from london 2012) and a bunch of other championship golds. But to achieve a solo medal at the olympics... inspiring
I know, like they can't even shoot straight. The target is so far away that they must shoot with an angle up and I have no idea how they can achieve such precise and accurate shots. They must practice so hard and be very diligent. Even though Mr. Ku won very honourably, both are incredible archers indeed. By the way, it's nice to see ARMYs in random places like here. Love you!! :D
Agreed! I too do archery (still a kid though so I shoot from about 16 meters). These guys a beyond impressive. Archery is one of those sports it's hard to he naturally good at, so much goes into where the arrow lands (position, technique, strength, aim and so much more) xD
3:37-4:08 / 8:13-8:51 That commentator is really biased against Korean archer. He doesn't realise archery was the national sport in Korea before League of Legends...
tbh though historically Korea has been one of the most feared nations in the world when it came to archery there soldiers would even wear swords sheaths backwards as not to interfere with the drawing of arrows and firing pattern and im pretty sure there national sport is tkd XD although i see what u mean
@@yoonjeongsoo9378 I would agree the first set of comments are just stating facts. I also understand it's not easy to commentate live. With that being said, in the second time frame, I would have described it as "he's getting excited because he has a chance to win gold" but the commentator said "he's celebrating because he think he won gold" and to me that does sound negative against the archer. I wouldn't go so far as to say it's because of his race.
you may not know how Korean dominate Archery from the first time they enter olympic till now, people may just fed up with korean clean sweep all gold in archery lol
I love olympic sportsmanship because whether you win or lose, you still are the best and other players know this as well and know the struggle of just getting in the Olympics.
I can never understand why they seldom (or never) show the amazing ballistic (curved) trajectory of the arrow. It is awesome and inspiring. This coverage is unfair to this sport. You watch this and you tihnk they shoot straight at a target in front of them. Neither are true.
@@kon4251 Used to shoot when I was younger, arrows are never that fast (unless we're talking short hunting bows with ridiculous amounts of force) and you can easily see the arrow flying. The easiest way is just look at the target from the shooter perspective, you'll be able to see the arch, or from a 45 degrees from the shooter, then you can see the whole shot with easy!
I feel like you can easily calculate the trajectory. They have real time tracking of the wind speed and direction. They can use that data along with the power of the bowstring to estimate the trajectory. It doesnt have to be perfect. Just enough to make it work visually.
After watching so many archery battles in the Olympics. I noticed the final shot for the gold medal that requires, in this case, an 8 or higher 12:55, they ACTUALLY go for the 8 or whatever number is necessary to just win instead of going near the bullseye. That's what you call swaggy skills 👏
Wow this was an amazing match. Congrats to Ku Bonchan and Korea they definitely deserve it! Korean archers are simply the best in the world it's always fun to watch them at the Olympics.
@@greywaren6034 "The atlatl was displaced starting in the late Paleolithic with the easier to make and use bow and arrow, which remains in common use today in both sporting and hunting. With the advent of accurate, reliable firearms, firearms became the weapon of choice." Literally a 3 second google search.
simple answer is they dont need to see the target. just align your sights with the center of the target. with consistent body form, your arrows will land on where you aimed your sights at.
@Akainu why do yall gotta make everything "men is better then blahblah" its a complete shame to the women who dedicate their lives to a sport (not saying men don't try to work super hard for thier dream at all) but women would obviously work harder because of the discrimination of genders to spend that much time on something just to be just as good in men eyes because your female its sad. I wish the old species of human survived when same gender shared same strength oh boy that world would be soooo much better....
All of these people who haven't competed at the upper levels in Archery saying "what is the coach even for?" 1) Archery is very much a mentally exhaustive sport in absolute focus, conditioning, form and confidence, taking years to master - a good coach can and knows how to cater to these demands of an archer in the midst of a competition; 2) There are very subtle techniques in a perfect form for each archer - a good coach can identify and provide feedback to the archer (when to do so, refer to point 1); 3) Every elite archer knows their equipment, but not every archer knows how to fix their equipment in the moment, assess damage (if any) - a good coach can provide this oversight; and 4) Psychologically, having that one person in your corner, no matter what, it helps to face against a crowd or desperate times. Hopefully some will find this useful, instead of hating on archery coaches and (what feels to me) making a mockery of one the greatest and underrated sports
Thanks mate for this knowledge Can you please tell me why Ku didn't won in the third set only?? He had a 10 shot...i m really confused now! Do rescue 😄
I still remember in our District School Press Conference where this is used to write an article about this event. I won third place, and advanced to the Provincials and then lost. But this brings great memories of that time
It’s not unbelievably far bc I’d it was more to the shooters it would all just be tens. The wind needs to take effect or else they will only lose by one point and that’s no fun ofc.
What a Fantastic Match! Ku Bonchan and Jean-Charles Valladont should Athletes should BOTH be very Proud of their performances! Congratulations to Ku Bonchan for his win!
If you think you are useless, just think about the outer rings in olympics archery.
Arkady Zelin haha true
Yea
Arkady Zelin worthless*
Why
@@patatah8473 no one shoot out of the ring. it's useless
Why am I watching this in 2024 at 2am?
Same here but 12 am
Because you want to I guess
How did i get here in 2019... first i ever watched a game of archery! Lol
Lmao me too. It’s 2:10 am😂😂😂
2:32 am here
"How are you gonna spend your Saturday morning?"
"Idkkkkkk might watch some Olympic archery from 5 years ago"
Haha this is exactly me right now
@@oshomanikkam5835 hahaha me too
FRIDAY NIGHT FOR ME
HOW DID U KNOW ITS SATURDAY MORNING 😫😂
HOW DID YOU KNOW ITS A SATURDAY MORNING?!
When you really think about this, their accuracy is almost supernatural. No telescopic sight. Over 200 ft to the target. 4M per sec wind!
But sadly archers never got the respect, especially from casual viewers
Yeah no kidding, once you realize how far away they are from the target the skill really becomes apparent. A shame that archery is kind of a forgotten sport for most.
@@johndoe5432 all fun and games until one of them become a hit man and kill someone off a 5 story building 😂
@@muhammadfarhan581 maybe that's cause we don't get to see the distance between them and the target. Showing it more could help.
It’s all very good and all, and not going to take away from it at all. The wind adjustment takes some getting used to
But... in the end, it’s a bit... watered down Innit
I’m just saying, there used to be a time where this level of ‘Archery’ would get you killed because you took too long and you most certainly wouldn’t be shooting at a stationary target.
Archers used to be able to unleash 4-6 arrows in a matter of seconds, all deadly, all hitting their targets unless impeded, by shield etc. they could place an arrow through the links of chainmail and the smallest exposed areas.
I respect the accuracy, but..
I also have to question some technique here, they leave their arms in full lock for far too long after they’ve reached Max draw. Now, they’re not pulling massive draw weight by any means, but it can still have an effect, tiring muscles will twitch, spasm, this alone can throw the shot off.
The stationary targets just... they shouldn’t even need to sight the Board, it’ll always be in the same spot, they should be experienced enough to know the distance well enough to draw, adjust and shoot in the space of a 1-1.5 seconds.
For al the above reasons, Clay Shooting, (not as much skill needed to wield a shotgun vs a Bow) but the dynamics of the sport, makes it A) more difficult B) better to watch.
Mama always said “don’t practise till you get it right, practise till you don’t get it wrong”
That's the most American looking French dude I've ever seen
Best comment on this video.
Wah
It sounds weird but makes sense how?
strange, his face doesn't remind me of native americans at all.
Fax
Coaches: "so yeah, aim closer to the center this time."
LMAO fr what are they even for
What’s the distance
Cheerleader 인가? ㅎㅎㅎ
@@cchocopie Hey korean, I'm a fan of Korean archery, but why are they losing some big matches like last year? I'm afraid Korea's gonna lose this Olympics please do well Korea! Fighting
@@naimas8120 In Korea, I also conducted a self-investigation on this part.
Modern archery skills have been leveled upward.
Many of the coaches performing overseas theseday are also Koreans.
Nevertheless, it is a miracle for Korea to continue to win.
In particular, women's archery is still the strongest in the world for nearly 40 years.
Korean archery players still practice a lot, but I think other countries have followed well,
6:50 that coach in the background is like Snape spelling in the Quiddich game...
😂☠️
underrated comment
This has me rolling rofl
HAHAAH IT ISSS
Phahahahahahahahah
When an archer gets a bulls-eye
Announcer: "TEEEEEN"
What is he supposed to say?
@@ekales_ it was a joke
@@ekales_ He said "ten".
@@ekales_ he could say "TEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN" instead but it might be a bit too dramatic
UNDERAGE!
All I can say is they are going to win in the hunger games
LOL
SUPER SABRAE he’s gotta get a bow first lul
Hahaha
the issue is olympic sports archery is alot from survival field archery. Plus, the hunger games is more about the ability to not die than how to shoot accurately so maybe this statement is a bit exaggerated...
@@ghnna but for survival, a big part of it is knowing how to get food and defend yourself, so, obviously if you know how to shoot with a bow and arrow accurately, you have a good chance of surviving
I just realized how far the archers are from the target
70 metres, contrast that with new archers, often missing the target from 10 metres when they begin (can't say I haven't done that too).
I can barely hit the target from 10 meters
Once you know where to aim, hitting the actual board is like clockwork. From that distance they aren’t even aiming at the board,. Let’s say an inch higher than the target and just above the red cup in the far distance will hit the board every time, but aiming directly at the rim of that cup will hit the 10. They know the rim of that cup is where the bullseye is but being just even a millimeter off won’t score you a gold medal
You also need a decent biceps to shoot from that distance
@@nicolasp8pl biceps? You know nothing about archery do you?
In Korea, it is known that winning domestic games is harder than winning a medal in the olympic games.
I don't understand, maybe is because i am from argentina
@@joaquinsalerni7082 Korean archery level > other countries
Because most of them are world's top 10.
A korean man has only won the singles twice in the history of the world. So either korean male archers are completely oblivious or you just might be making that up.
@ᄋᄉᄋ Well i specifically left out the women, because they can be rightfully proud. But korean men cannot.
Completely underrated Olympic sport!!!When you see how far they are from the target, it’s almost frightening how accurate they are.
I completely agree! Not enough people know this sport exists.
@@unclegardener fr! As a kid I could never imagine it being a sport u could practice, i js thought it was smth that ppl did in movies
Too bad they never show a perspective where you see both the archers and the target
@@maxlensherr that’s probably because how far they are from it
In a Zombie apocalypse they are the ones staying alive
The way the second place winner stares longingly at the gold medal is heartbreaking
i think he was visualizing himself wearing it at 2020.
get gud
@@re1ive456 he's still world's second best out of 7 billion people , at that level I'll say both would have worked really hard for years , it's just the temperament which turned out to be a decisive factor.
saurabh singh
I am willing to bet that there are indigenous person out there better skilled at archery than both of them.
@@p.t5146 fair enough - show us some, we'll be delighted :-)
You know, Korean archers commonly say that winning the selection test for Korean national team is much harder than winning gold medals in the Olympic Games.
Jinysinto99 hahha so true! just like the chinese players say that china's national ping pong tournament is much harder than the olympics!
and just like basketball is more competitive in USA than in olympics. There are a lot of sports varying countries specialize in to an extent where the rest of the world simply can't compete.
Jinysinto99 I
Just like winning a steeple chase spot in kenya is harder than winning it at the olympics
Jinysinto99 right
Everyone’s all gangsta until they meet Korea in archery:
- Individual women: won all the gold medals since 1984 except in 2008; most years taking at least 2/3 of the medals (sometimes all 3/3 medals lol)
- Team women: never lost 1st place since the start of the event in 1988
- Individual men: won the last 2 gold medals
- Team men: won 5 gold, 1 silver, 1 gold out of 8 events since 1988
Proof that Korea has some archer blood in their DNA lol
coed team just won gold earlier only a few hours after u posted your comment
there’s this inside joke between Koreans where they learned all this control for their bows from using chopsticks from a young age… lol
This has been known since ancient times in Eastern Asia: China is the land of spears, Japan is the land of swords, and Korea is the land of bows
What we see is them playing archery but it's more like a meditation game 🙏
lol korea got 2 gold medals in archery XDDDD
@@lazyasfuck0525 yep they won I saw them playing against India mixed team event🙏
It seems that Koreans are actually masters of Archery.
Yeah....
Mongols
@@robertanton7566 well, they _were_
@@kaecilius360 actually not
@@Kim_JeongEun actually yes
14:29 I like the fact that the third place is always happier than second
Yes man... look his face looking up.
Silver is always the saddest position ever lol
Even in schools 🙄
but in this case:
its been Bradys dream/goal to win a solo medal in archery. He has team gold (his tattoo from london 2012) and a bunch of other championship golds. But to achieve a solo medal at the olympics...
inspiring
Bronze is like you won a medal, you could have lost, come 4th and never got a medal; whereas 2nd is like you’re the first loser
Political science tells us that the middle class is always discontented :p
This reminded me that the Olympics was supposed to be this year...
😔
Crying
😔😔😔😔😡😡😡🤷🤷
:(
This reminded me that the Olympics was supposed to be this year...
It was strangley satisfying watching the Korean guy win.
Are you French?
💯💯
@@ekales_ why
@@ShadowGaming26548 Because the words "strangely satisfying" would be understood if he was French since the guy challenging the Korean guy is French.
@@ekales_ ok
Korea won gold again in Tokyo 2020!
je deok said KOREA HWAITINGGG HAHAHA
@@vaniaindrasari1440 whats wrong with that?
nah, for individual, it was turkey who get the gold medal
“TENNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!😭😭🙏🏻🙏🏻”
“nine.😐”
like my parents when I have my school results
Lol ikr. It's like all or nothing
It’s like wii sports
😂😂😂
I thought the same thing 🤣
When they actually show the distance between the target and the archer, it's incredible... The archers are amazing!!!! 😮😮😮😮☺☺☺☺
I know, like they can't even shoot straight. The target is so far away that they must shoot with an angle up and I have no idea how they can achieve such precise and accurate shots. They must practice so hard and be very diligent. Even though Mr. Ku won very honourably, both are incredible archers indeed.
By the way, it's nice to see ARMYs in random places like here. Love you!! :D
Agreed! I too do archery (still a kid though so I shoot from about 16 meters). These guys a beyond impressive. Archery is one of those sports it's hard to he naturally good at, so much goes into where the arrow lands (position, technique, strength, aim and so much more) xD
Right!
Yes army 💜
Selene Cruz-Albrecht and the wind is a factor too
When you fight with Koreans in Archery, you have two option in the game :
(I) Hit 9
(II) Hit 10
Athu das hit 10 and defeat korean defending champion
Never celebrate too early.. unless you know you got it in the bag like Bonchan Ku. That was some wonderful archery from both players
They are firing arrows from 70m (230ft) away with the bullseye (max points) circle just 12.7cm (5 inches). That's crazy!!!
Is that fucken 70m!!!
I was thinking the same, incredible!
@Balint Honavi
I know amazing considering the wind they have to account for seen at 0:01
I think I'm going good shooting at 80Ft in my back yard. That's not even half the distance of Olympic Archery.
Do they hit at an angle or do they stand at a uniformly high platform to account for the drop due to gravity?
3:37-4:08 / 8:13-8:51 That commentator is really biased against Korean archer. He doesn't realise archery was the national sport in Korea before League of Legends...
Jan Raszyński The commentator is just stating facts. Korean MEN had only won individual archery gold once before Rio.
tbh though historically Korea has been one of the most feared nations in the world when it came to archery there soldiers would even wear swords sheaths backwards as not to interfere with the drawing of arrows and firing pattern and im pretty sure there national sport is tkd XD although i see what u mean
oo
@@yoonjeongsoo9378 I would agree the first set of comments are just stating facts. I also understand it's not easy to commentate live. With that being said, in the second time frame, I would have described it as "he's getting excited because he has a chance to win gold" but the commentator said "he's celebrating because he think he won gold" and to me that does sound negative against the archer. I wouldn't go so far as to say it's because of his race.
Jan Raszyński lol
13:03 The moment Ku gets out of the military service.
We need him to be in our army.. definitely gon destroy North
@@koge6946 yeah he's gon be Legolas
You both are Koreans btw😂
@@sweatyalpaca 🤣😂
아니 네명 다 한국사람인데 다 영어로 대화함 왜 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
13:40 THEYRE SO RESPECTFUL 😭
He should've unleash his full power by removing the sunglasses
The glass actually have HUD to help the frannce
TommyDrums nba
@@byTHONYart ???
@@anticeon haha
Mental Inlander lololol
i always find these random vids when i have final exam lol
You’re not alone lol
Fit Fanatic same
Omg sameeee I have an exam and I’m watching this...ok I really gotta go lol
Me too, I don't know this came to my time line. I guess it's motivation.
So true
저렇게 멀리 있는 과녁에 화살을 맞춘다는 사실이 정말 놀랍습니다. 더군다나 영상에서 보면 알 수 있듯이 저렇게나 바람이 많은 바람이 부는 상황에서도 이를 계산하여 화살을 적중시키는 모습이 아름답다고 느껴집니다.
Korea is Powerhouse of World Archery 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷
Love from india 🇮🇳🇮🇳
But today's india kick out korea from the medal race athu das is op
@@Goku-xr2rw So happy to see Atanu Das Ji performance 🇮🇳🇮🇳🏹🏹🏹
Thx
I'm happy the Korean guy won after that biased commentary.
Tf?
you may not know how Korean dominate Archery from the first time they enter olympic till now, people may just fed up with korean clean sweep all gold in archery lol
Right they were so annoying 🤢
How was that biased?
As a french person i felt sorry for this unfair commentary
Why did he talk the same way about both men competing
Dont know why this is suddenly in my recommended after 4 years, but i'm glad im here
Yeh strange as it was only uploaded 3 years ago 😂
yeetus deletus if 3 years and 11 months counts as 3 years then sure
It's to remind you that you were supposed to watch Tokyo 2020
Y’a ik! Im watching all the rio 2016 Olympic stuff now
It’s because at this very moment this should be happening...but COVID!
I love olympic sportsmanship because whether you win or lose, you still are the best and other players know this as well and know the struggle of just getting in the Olympics.
He's got such a calm demeanour during the match and after his win. A real champion!!
Imagine the stress they're facing man; whole country and whole world watching them. PROPS TO BOTH
When top athletes in the zone! They are in the elements...external illusory world just fades away🤟🌈
I want an anime about Olympic archery now
Same..
Sameeeeee!!!!!
I want one about MMA.
Yes please!
@@rorisang8602 ask joe rogan he will pay for it
Even more satisfying was when they bowed down to the audience showing their gratitude!
13:42 갬동ㅠㅠ
I can never understand why they seldom (or never) show the amazing ballistic (curved) trajectory of the arrow.
It is awesome and inspiring. This coverage is unfair to this sport. You watch this and you tihnk they shoot straight at a
target in front of them. Neither are true.
Second that
Some one had to say this!
@@kon4251 Used to shoot when I was younger, arrows are never that fast (unless we're talking short hunting bows with ridiculous amounts of force) and you can easily see the arrow flying. The easiest way is just look at the target from the shooter perspective, you'll be able to see the arch, or from a 45 degrees from the shooter, then you can see the whole shot with easy!
you can see it at 4:03 and it's so freaking amazing
I feel like you can easily calculate the trajectory. They have real time tracking of the wind speed and direction. They can use that data along with the power of the bowstring to estimate the trajectory. It doesnt have to be perfect. Just enough to make it work visually.
Koreans are legends at archery since ancient times. Jumong, Taejo, Yi Sun Shin
Necroform Taejo of Josen?
I thought turkish is the only asian is good but korea is also good especially in modern or Olympic archery
Beast Sw China ever heard of them they are unmatched in table tennis
@@ethanlee1077 they are legend in ping pong and they are also good in badminton tbh
chess..frofetional..tournament
It made me so overwhelmed 😭😭korea❤️❤️ku bonchan❤️❤️🔥🔥🎉🎉🙏🙏
Announcer:
10: TENNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
9: ...nine
If Ku Bon Chan does not play archery, he can be an actor. What a good looking guy.
No offense but he looks like an Asian 🤐
Yes! Totally!!
@@Alwajeeh635 Maybe because he is? What a stupid thing to say.
@@Alwajeeh635 How DiD yOu KnOW?!?!?!!! He IS asian! How clever! You recognized in one glance...
Like at 4:43
The Korean archers say the qualification to be an Olympian is much harder than winning a gold medal in an actual Olympic.
What will u say about China 😂 1.3 billion people
@@anirudh2704 1.4 billion*.
@@anirudh2704 he's talking about education quality of korean archery, not population
After watching so many archery battles in the Olympics. I noticed the final shot for the gold medal that requires, in this case, an 8 or higher 12:55, they ACTUALLY go for the 8 or whatever number is necessary to just win instead of going near the bullseye. That's what you call swaggy skills 👏
As an archer, you would never do that
he actually needed 7+ since he only needs a tie set to win but i will still aim for 10 of course
2:17 that scared me so much. i was so concentrated on the video that it felt like the arrow was actually gonna shoot me
The scariest thing about archery are the dementors
who is just watching this and going like wow, wow, and wow
Jason Li im shouting HIT THE MIDDDLEEEE
MEEEEE
WOW
pretty sweet
I wonder, how do they do it with such changing wind.
I love it how ku and his coach bow to the audience. Such respect is great.
lol Wat Hi
They bowed to their Korean flag
lol Wat yes I know right
No reason for them to bow on knees to the audience...only do that for country and people they serve.
true... but I guess every athletes or sportsman would bow to their fans and audience, and I think bowing is not the only way...
Sincere congratulations to South Korea for great performance in Rio2016.
Just to keep the comments alive, I'd like to say I just got into archery and it's amazing to see how far a human can take it!
that why so many korean play so much hanzo in overwatch
KERO KEKE haha
i bet that is an world wide problem
Their DNA allowes them to play hanzo..
>comparing low skill celling fps videogame to real life sport
Hanzo should have been a Korean character. lol
The person who got a bronze metal seems more happy than the France guy
that's how it usually works when the final gold game in any sport is just between 2 teams.
The bronze medal dude have more time to accept that he didn't take the gold. The french one got to close but wasn't able. Just give him more time.
when was the last time you saw a Frech person happy?
Herrera Gonza, probably never pfff
See it like this, 3rd place WON bronze instead of getting 4th place. 2nd place didn't WIN silver, he LOST gold.
0:37 귀여운 장혜진과 기보배 그리고 옆에서 조용히 태극기 만지고 있는 최미선
분명 동영상 인기순으로 정렬해서 보다가 한국 양궁 영상이 꽤 상위권에 있어서 들어온 한국인이 있을거야
I went from Ramsey cooking to this.
Tanzerite Nye omg same
sameeeee
Omg same
Same lmao
Yoo that’s crazy asf
The Australian commentator desperately wanted French to win.
His accent is kiwi, not aussie
Lol I noticed that
He's a Kiwi mate, not an Aussie
I don't think so, just wanted a close match and to create some drama.
Kiwi you mean
That's why Olympia is so good. I was never interested in archery but now I am :)
Never watched archery in my life. Yet, here i was cheering for the korean anyway and googling how set points work.
Nice broadcast!
14:15 The way the guy in second place stares longingly at the gold medal 🥺
Wow this was an amazing match. Congrats to Ku Bonchan and Korea they definitely deserve it! Korean archers are simply the best in the world it's always fun to watch them at the Olympics.
First time I'm watching Johnny Sins as an archery coach.
Coaches: tiny circle is the person you hate the most.
Underrated
I like the announcers enthusiastic score announcing. TTTEEEEENNNNN!!!!!!!!!
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@momentinpassing The thing sticking out is a balance to help with arrow flight and stability in case you still don’t know. xD
I think they Aussies
Its great that they are international commentators. One guy in Zimbabwe lost his job when he was enthusiastic when the rival team scored a goal!
You should check out Darts players and callers when they score a maximum of 180!
I wanna know why Korean are so so good in achery... They got all 6 gold medals... Just wow wow wow. Congrate KR
They just have really good coaches and really dedicated shooters
simple .. they sleep with their bows and arrows .. even their dreams are how to aim and make perfect scores .. lol
Korea used bow as their main weapon for a long time. (just like katana of Japan and spear of China)
Theres an old saying I remember reading somewhere. China spears, Japan Swords, Korea bow.
Palaemon124 Not necessarily Japan has it's own archery style that the samurai used
Best part- both coaches, both players greeting each other at end.. Praising each others game
I love seeing the great sportsmanship
Incredibly tense. Surprising how a sport can pack so much intensity without much 'action'.
7:10 me realize how far it actually was....how do you even see the target?
Bro it's archery.
Our ancestors didn't kill bison from 5 meters away using a bow and arrow.
@@greywaren6034 "The atlatl was displaced starting in the late Paleolithic with the easier to make and use bow and arrow, which remains in common use today in both sporting and hunting. With the advent of accurate, reliable firearms, firearms became the weapon of choice."
Literally a 3 second google search.
@@greywaren6034 That's what I said. Lmao read my reply.
@@greywaren6034 just admit u dont know, saves u time
simple answer is they dont need to see the target. just align your sights with the center of the target. with consistent body form, your arrows will land on where you aimed your sights at.
This 2016 Archery Gold Medal match in Rio is amazing.👍
Randomly came across this video and it was really exciting to watch!
Archery: Korea
Ping pong: China
Sprints: Jamaica
Basketball: USA
Skating: Russia
what else?
Hockey: Canada.
Horse Riding: UK
Ehdgk137 football?
Taekwondo: korea
Cycling: uk
Sailing:germany
Ehdgk137 Figure and speed skating is Korea, don't you think so?
fact: female korean archers are the GOAT in archery, not the men's team.. but men archers are really really good too..
@Akainu why do yall gotta make everything "men is better then blahblah" its a complete shame to the women who dedicate their lives to a sport (not saying men don't try to work super hard for thier dream at all) but women would obviously work harder because of the discrimination of genders to spend that much time on something just to be just as good in men eyes because your female its sad. I wish the old species of human survived when same gender shared same strength oh boy that world would be soooo much better....
@Akainu adorable baby animals are the most superior at everything boom
Well that's your personal biasness, I have seen both and both are good!
@Henry Su r/woooooosh
@@eklavyas9146 what? It's a fact that the Korean women win way more, they have received gold at every game since 1988...
이 영상 조회수 무슨일...?
All of these people who haven't competed at the upper levels in Archery saying "what is the coach even for?"
1) Archery is very much a mentally exhaustive sport in absolute focus, conditioning, form and confidence, taking years to master - a good coach can and knows how to cater to these demands of an archer in the midst of a competition;
2) There are very subtle techniques in a perfect form for each archer - a good coach can identify and provide feedback to the archer (when to do so, refer to point 1);
3) Every elite archer knows their equipment, but not every archer knows how to fix their equipment in the moment, assess damage (if any) - a good coach can provide this oversight; and
4) Psychologically, having that one person in your corner, no matter what, it helps to face against a crowd or desperate times.
Hopefully some will find this useful, instead of hating on archery coaches and (what feels to me) making a mockery of one the greatest and underrated sports
Thanks mate for this knowledge
Can you please tell me why Ku didn't won in the third set only?? He had a 10 shot...i m really confused now! Do rescue 😄
Anyone else's hands surprisingly sweaty after watching this?
5:30 "Eight. What the f-?!"
he was done😂😂
He only needed a 7 to win, so he did that on purpose. The balls.
@@SilverforceX it's not that one, check the timestamp
He actually translates to portuguese. "Oito"
@@isaacmendes1926 Oooh consigo ouvir agora que issokkkkk
Really supportive to each other and their coaches! Nice to see!
예전부터 이 영상만 유독 조회수 높아서 너무 신기함. 썸네일이 외국인들이 보기에도 간지인건가?
나도궁금;;
*Hawkeye wants to know your location.*
Lol
Lol
This is real
i9
@@JoeMama-xu8sb plz tell him.. 😂
You mean the actor right? Cause he wants to learn archery. 😏
Why do people dislike this seriously. This is an amazing and intense game.
In Korea, archery is known as a "good son" olympic sport. That's how they call it 🤣
@Lucid Dream They're expected to bring in Gold medals
medal(gold) garanteed sport i could say
야 효잨ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 굿 썬이 뭐지? 이랬잖아요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
THIS GETS ME SO FREAKING HYPE!
US TOO TBH
I always come back to this video when I'm trying to evolve in technique... Bonchan is just flawless. Really inspiring
I guess valladidn't...
up with you
best comment here
what it mean? plz tell me
안녕하세요감사합니다 The France guy's last name is Valladont and he lost.
@@riose8065 hahahahaha Thanks man you make my laugh thanks thanks bless you
Todos los deportes, sin excepción son bonitos e interesantes, emocionantes.
I still remember in our District School Press Conference where this is used to write an article about this event. I won third place, and advanced to the Provincials and then lost. But this brings great memories of that time
7:05 WHAT?! THE DISTANCE?!
Ikr i reacted same
It’s 70meters
It’s not unbelievably far bc I’d it was more to the shooters it would all just be tens. The wind needs to take effect or else they will only lose by one point and that’s no fun ofc.
@@Sonny2299 do they show the wind to the archers or they have to figure it all out themselves?
@@babyfreezer I’m not sure.
6:50 "It's Snape, he's jinxing the bow!"
LMAO.
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Snape: I was doing the anti curse, it was the Koreans!! :(
I laughed so hard
I bet these archers can feel the direction of even the slightest wind like inosuke from demon slayer
Inosuke 🐗
Not sure how I stumbled across Olympic archery seeing as how I’ve never touch a bow and/or arrow in my entire life, but that was pretty fun to watch!
Wow, that was really a tense match
Korea is crazy In the Olympics, and i know they work really hard for it
Korea~~~!!!!!!!!
자랑스러운 대한민국
What a Fantastic Match! Ku Bonchan and Jean-Charles Valladont should Athletes should BOTH be very Proud of their performances! Congratulations to Ku Bonchan for his win!
Roses are red
Violets are blue
There's always an asian
Better than you
Wow very original
Ajax All Purpose Cleaner and I oop
Exonick that’s because Koreans r smart and hard working, not only that they’re humble
@@BK-zf6jh r/whoooosh
Exonick lmaoooo
One of the most beautiful ancient sports!
Agreed.
I want to find something in my life to be as excited, as commentator when he says TEEEEN
Very nice seeing the two thanking each other after the match the sportmanahips is nice