Yes, and I have made this observation in another Edwards clip. But it's not only that he maintains his speed through all three phases, he brings more speed to the takeoff board. Speed and flawless technique.
It took 35 years for the record to go from 17 to 18 metres (1960 - 1995). I think it will be a lot more than 35 years for it to go from 18 metres to 19 metres!
Watch his rhythm compared to anyone else. The whole key to his success is his ability to keep is balance while keeping each phase low. I bet each of his phases keep getting longer instead shorter like most people.
@19harrier56 I get that you are supposed to land foot first, I triple jump myself, but in comparison to other triple jumers in history Edwards hands down has the best landing in history. Glad you enjoy my video btw B-)
If you click 1:21 on the progress bar repatedly, you'll see Mr. Edwards perfomring a quite interesting scissor jump routine, while the commentator contributes as a 'Finding Nemo' seagull
ok….he lifted weights, but…….was hoping they would have at least shown on form of weight training here for the triple jump that he used…..total bummer.
Trevor Regay I read his book, he was clean 300 lbs and he ran 10.2 100 m speed. He had excellent technique and godly speed and strength. He came to Florida in 96 and jumped 26-6 long jump. Real facts
@19harrier56 haha, actually his world record is one that I hope to contest one day. Physically speaking he doesn't look like an elite jumper, but his ambidexterity and technique really seperated him from the rest of the pack
I watch this every single day of my life. A man who knows he is on the verge of Greatness...
Unreal. One of the greatest feats in sports history
He is a best triple jumper ever and ever❤️
The best triple jump jumper ever!
His world record 18m29 is still everyone
Not reached.Tailwind reference record 18m 43!
He has the most speed going through his phases compared to any other triple jumper, EVER.
Yes, and I have made this observation in another Edwards clip. But it's not only that he maintains his speed through all three phases, he brings more speed to the takeoff board. Speed and flawless technique.
It took 35 years for the record to go from 17 to 18 metres (1960 - 1995). I think it will be a lot more than 35 years for it to go from 18 metres to 19 metres!
that's like saying who the 100m will be gone in 35 years lmao. we know
Watch his rhythm compared to anyone else. The whole key to his success is his ability to keep is balance while keeping each phase low. I bet each of his phases keep getting longer instead shorter like most people.
@19harrier56
I get that you are supposed to land foot first, I triple jump myself, but in comparison to other triple jumers in history Edwards hands down has the best landing in history. Glad you enjoy my video btw B-)
Poetry in motion 👌.
so did he do nordics?
Tried this 10 years ago in high school. I remember it being very had to get my arms like his
lol the response of the crowd. .... they looked reaaaaaal enthusiastic....
Yep! Unlike a race or a jump over a bar, the two sand jumps and the throws take a few moments to see the result - kills it a bit.
Wow no idea they were so athletic. This looked so fast forwarded
I once held the school record at 11.25m. I had a looong way to go!
great stuff!
anybody know his androgen stack?
what year was this?
nice vid)
His landing is ridiculous, it is like a foot first world class high diver
If you click 1:21 on the progress bar repatedly, you'll see Mr. Edwards perfomring a quite interesting scissor jump routine, while the commentator contributes as a
'Finding Nemo' seagull
HUH,,,, JONATHAN SEAGULL
ok….he lifted weights, but…….was hoping they would have at least shown on form of weight training here for the triple jump that he used…..total bummer.
Trevor Regay I read his book, he was clean 300 lbs and he ran 10.2 100 m speed. He had excellent technique and godly speed and strength. He came to Florida in 96 and jumped 26-6 long jump. Real facts
@@danielroper18 clean 300lbs? What does that mean?
Albert Einstein power clean
He power cleaned 300 lbs at 157
@@danielroper18 that is seriously impressive. Was he on drugs or something, he looks pretty skinny
Edwards = Stud
@19harrier56
haha, actually his world record is one that I hope to contest one day. Physically speaking he doesn't look like an elite jumper, but his ambidexterity and technique really seperated him from the rest of the pack
How’s that going so far?
@@newtonpermetersquared I ended up becoming an international athlete in a different sport than track (handball) haha
How com e he wasn't getting the long jump world record. Come on Edwards.
everything was very fast
@19harrier56 i was born in January 1996
@19harrier56 thank you!
wow (crying)
i jump 12.35m
Such talent coupled with modesty.
I was wondering that I'm a freshman in high school an I'm realitivly short about 5'4" that a 40 ft jump is good or not my pr is 40'8"
I wish they'd stop with the psychological - show me the physical aspects of his training - exercises, etc.
th-cam.com/video/jIngqODw8x4/w-d-xo.html
So basically it doesn't tell you jack shit about his work out secret.
2 people never seen a track and field stadium.
reallY?????:D
I doubt Idowu will beat Edwards. His technique does not seem nearly as good.
You're 'avin a laugh son, right?
Hahaha the only one with a chance of breaking Johnathan Edwards record is teddy tamgho
Cahlil Cheavor That's an outdated statement now. I think Pedro Pichardo is ganna get it before Teddy Tamgho if he'll ever get there.
+Sergio van der Meide Or Christian Taylor by the looks of tonight.
Cahlil Cheavor Christian Taylor
Cahlil Cheavor no Christian Taylor is the closest
lmao who would have great ambitions for triple jumping?