It's interesting to see how Bond finishes quite a way away from his body. He doesn't use much with the arms compared to Murray and much more with the body.
You can tell that GB's bowman is dying. Look at 7:27, when it flashes to the overhead camera, and how rapidly GB is moving towards the starboard-side buoys. They go from fairly central in the lane to almost on the buoys in about 12 seconds. Notice at the end with the "finish line camera" that GB is actually on the wrong side of their lane marker--the buoys aren't visible from the shore because they're now on the port side of the shell, i.e. GB is in NZ's lane. (Either that, or their steering is abysmal, but I'm banking on the former.)
Rob Clark Yes later on I thought of that..."maybe the GB bowsman came out strong and was maintaining the same pressure at the end, whereas the stroke seat killed the sprint." Definitely a possibility.
Bart Thompson Also, I wonder how much staying straight would have helped their finish and if they could have stayed in silver. Probably not enough, but it makes me wonder.
look at nash after the race, certainly looks like hes done in while satch looked alright. I reckon they sprinted and satch realised he was pulling it round and backed off slightly. Been there plenty myself
First oly's for both the British, with less than a year together, and both not long out of u23's. Quite impressive to even be in the running for a medal in a small boat.
It is obvious this commentator has never called many rowing races. Its seems a shame that they didn't have the normal commentators of the FISA world cup and world champs.
I don't think he's bad. In such a "boring" race with the lead the kiwi's had it's hard to commentate solely on the current standings of the race, since they went pretty much unchanged along the course.
@@elijahdockery8120 one must start and finish in the same lane and should not “leave” one’s lane and interrupt other competitors race. If you look at the GB boat last 250 m (lane 5) you may notice that they are almost on kiwi’s lane. So they could theoretically crash into them Hope i explained it for you ;)
I'll never forget looking at the betting odds for the kiwi pair to win. The TAB in New Zealand was paying out 3 cents on the dollar (1.03) for the win. It was that much of a certainty in peoples minds. Not worth the bet in my opinion as the chance of an oar snapping or catching a crab is great than the 3 cents but still, comically low odds! Well done NZ and everyone else in that final.
I don't know if you can listen french, but i'm very bad in english: on ne s'attendait pas à ce que ce 2- soit médaillé, tout le monde était derrière notre 2x (Cédric Berrest & Julien Bahain), mais ce 2- fut une agréable surprise (et notre seule médaille en aviron !).
5'44 * Au niveau du gabarit ça se discute quand même, je sais pas si tu as eu la chance de voir les championnats d'Allemagne, là-bas ils ont quand même de sacré morceau, bien plus qu'en France en tous cas.
Eric Murray and Hamish Bond, simply another category.
It's interesting to see how Bond finishes quite a way away from his body. He doesn't use much with the arms compared to Murray and much more with the body.
Hamish Bond probably would have won the single sculls - they were that good.
Absolute power duo. History in the making
Love how the coaches tear along side on their bikes. :)
9:15 how is nash casually rowing with a gold watch aha
You can tell that GB's bowman is dying. Look at 7:27, when it flashes to the overhead camera, and how rapidly GB is moving towards the starboard-side buoys. They go from fairly central in the lane to almost on the buoys in about 12 seconds. Notice at the end with the "finish line camera" that GB is actually on the wrong side of their lane marker--the buoys aren't visible from the shore because they're now on the port side of the shell, i.e. GB is in NZ's lane.
(Either that, or their steering is abysmal, but I'm banking on the former.)
Bart Thompson Either the bowman gave in or George Nash went crazy, he's a stupidly strong rower
Rob Clark Yes later on I thought of that..."maybe the GB bowsman came out strong and was maintaining the same pressure at the end, whereas the stroke seat killed the sprint." Definitely a possibility.
Bart Thompson Also, I wonder how much staying straight would have helped their finish and if they could have stayed in silver. Probably not enough, but it makes me wonder.
Honestly he could have just messed up the steering at that point. When your so tired in a race it can easily happen.
look at nash after the race, certainly looks like hes done in while satch looked alright. I reckon they sprinted and satch realised he was pulling it round and backed off slightly. Been there plenty myself
Nash was utterly gone at the end, just totally exhausted. It's his first olympics though, so a massive performance from him!
I mean if you’re not totally exhausted at the end you’re not doing it fight
Canada's start seemed to be at an amazingly high stroke rate, even compared to the other crews.
Those boys are a wee bit stronger then me. I'll settle for splashing around Lake Union in slow motion.
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First oly's for both the British, with less than a year together, and both not long out of u23's. Quite impressive to even be in the running for a medal in a small boat.
Dominated!. the double skulls was a hearty win for NZ as well
Great stuff Kiwis.
Living legends!
It is obvious this commentator has never called many rowing races. Its seems a shame that they didn't have the normal commentators of the FISA world cup and world champs.
What did he do wrong?
@@adamatch9624 We don't need the long history of the people. We don't need to know who is up front. We need to know the why and how.
I don't think he's bad. In such a "boring" race with the lead the kiwi's had it's hard to commentate solely on the current standings of the race, since they went pretty much unchanged along the course.
GB's steering in the last 250 may have cost them silver, dont want to be in the Kiwi's wash
or the buoys
If Kiwis weren’t so far away they would have been disqualified
@@toffeemel2235 I don’t know a lot about rowing, why would they have been disqualified?
@@elijahdockery8120 one must start and finish in the same lane and should not “leave” one’s lane and interrupt other competitors race. If you look at the GB boat last 250 m (lane 5) you may notice that they are almost on kiwi’s lane. So they could theoretically crash into them
Hope i explained it for you ;)
i rowed with them XD most amazing experience
Big efforts all around.
Brits thought they'd pop into the Kiwi's lane at the end. Just to congratulate them easier, you know.
Legends
legends
NZL monsters!
I'll never forget looking at the betting odds for the kiwi pair to win. The TAB in New Zealand was paying out 3 cents on the dollar (1.03) for the win. It was that much of a certainty in peoples minds. Not worth the bet in my opinion as the chance of an oar snapping or catching a crab is great than the 3 cents but still, comically low odds! Well done NZ and everyone else in that final.
what a crew
Hamish Bond and Eric Murray.you's are the man! BOO AH!!
yeah
how many times did you watch this?
me: Yes
Absolutely insane
I don't know if you can listen french, but i'm very bad in english: on ne s'attendait pas à ce que ce 2- soit médaillé, tout le monde était derrière notre 2x (Cédric Berrest & Julien Bahain), mais ce 2- fut une agréable surprise (et notre seule médaille en aviron !).
Muy buena regata soy remero yo remo haces 7 anos en el club Tbc
Bring On Rio summer Olympic's 2016.!!😉🙌🙋👍👌OK!!
wow, NZL pooped on everyone
if only we could go back to 2012
What a record these 2 fashioned
Always kind of bothered by the way Bond feathers with his outside hand in this race
Bond is a chopper
Not gonna lie. GB know how to pull off a uniform
i have met hamish bond before and the 2016 game will be in brazil🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
and i got a photo with him📸📸😎👏🏻
+Slippery lizard my coach got drunk with mahe drysdale. said he was a really nice guy😅
Wow they dominated like water Flo Jos. Such a gap over the field.
Two guys rowing in symbiosis
rowing against alien is simply impossible....I row competition for 23 years.....chapeaux
Anyone here in 2020??
kiwi legends!
Pourtant dans leurs interviews, le Julien Bahain disait qu'il était à sa forme maximum et qu'ils étaient fin prêt pour les JO
With the wooden oar handles
5'44 * Au niveau du gabarit ça se discute quand même, je sais pas si tu as eu la chance de voir les championnats d'Allemagne, là-bas ils ont quand même de sacré morceau, bien plus qu'en France en tous cas.
ah ok merci :)
OK so I was mistaken, I thought the bow died at 1500 ;)
At this point it isn't about gold ,but about silver
2020 😀
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Good day🏎️🏎️🏎️
Never thought the French would stay that strong...
Always be wary of French guys
0:27 the cough💀💀
THATS THE ONE G THATS THE ONE LESHGO FAMILI OUSSSSAAAA CHEEEEHHOOOOO
Strong like Abbagnale brother's
c'est quoi les 2x tc? cest de la muscu?
Murray and Bond > Pinsent and Cracknell
forget the all blacks etc imho this is the best kiwi team i have ever seen
+Cher Ngatai45 woohoo gold again 8 years unbeaten just amazing!!!!!
what is gbr doing in newzeelands lane tf ? haha
Different gravy.
Can't stop thinking about their muscle imbalance...
Are you still thinking about it?
Do you use 2 toothbrushes at once?
People's with the name 'Bond' are always spacial.
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Idk which one is Murray or bond, but the one in the back looks like hulk hogan
Murray in the back. Beast
そっか！❤️
I would pay for this commentator just to shut up
these two rower's should not be wracking with.
lets hope they can get us gold... its looking bleak at the moment lol
who got second?
Exactly
France
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"job done"
GB got out of the lane didn’t they?
Soy Nahuel
Train harder than you race.
Weapons.
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' he's not that '