WORLD RECORD! Yaroslava Mahuchikh Creates History | High Jump | Track And Field 2024
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Ukraine's Yaroslava Mahuchikh established a new world record in the women's High Jump at the 2024 Paris Diamond League. Mahuchikh erased Stefka Kostadinova's world record with a 2.10m clearance.
Great record! Congrats Yaroslava! ❤🎉
Легендарный рекорд Костадиновой и фантастический новый рекорд Ярославы Магучих. Прям внутренняя вибрация от восторга❤
дуже сподіваємося, що це не предел, є ще куди вище стрибати!
Вiтаю Росю! Так, 2.20 is real
@@dmitry.greatgrandsonofteheroes 2.20 not is real !
Who still uses feet and inches. 2 meters and 10 centimeters! An amazing athlete!
several hundred million people do, that's who
@@tradewins only 3 countries in the world (the us is one), most countries in the world have adopted the metric system.
Roughly 5% of the world population. Not worth talking about
on doping, genetically modified 😆😅🤣
@@Naominoz Tell me something I don't know, captain obvious. That's not the point which is that the U.S. has outsize influence in the world and most in this country don't want to be pushed into adopting a measuring system that's different from what they grew up with.
Y ademas BELLÍSIMA.
My idol Mahuchikh.
👍👍👍👍👍👍
😊😊😊😊😊😊
Comments are off should fit for this clip. 🙆♂️
1 фут = 12 дюймов = 0,3048 метра. Мировой рекорд по прыжкам в высоту 1922 года был 4 фута 9,48 дюйма.
Strano che la Kostadinova non abbia poi provato i 2mt e 10. I 2,09 li ha passati netti!
Unreal was then, in 1987. See the the jump of Stefka 10sm. extra on top of 2.9 meters
2,9 ???
@@isenbull2242 2.90 Всего-то на 45 сантиметров выше, чем рекорд в этой дисциплине среди мужчин... 👏👏👏
How much in feet and inches? Meters? 🙄💩
2.10 meters is about 6'10.7"
Because the record is marked in ...meters! What a surprise. Even most Americans know it already. Your military uses the meter system, nasa uses the meter system. Because it is much simpler and more logical. Come to your senses.
@@holycow666 Actually "most Americans" are used to and use feet and inches, not meters and centimeters, unless it's in certain specific applications.