Imagine being Litvinov, throwing that brilliantly and being second. Both of their techniques are so different but so pristine to watch. The speed Litvinov generates, it’s incredible he he even stays inside the circle. And the fact Sedykh could generate that power and speed off three rotations … What masters these two were
I always love watching old records like these that are still standing, granted this was an era where countries put a lot more time and resources into building up their national athletes, it will be interesting when these unfortunately less popular sports are able to grasp onto some of the modern techniques and tools that have benefited other sports like baseball, basketball, and golf to help optimize their training and conditioning to see how far the post can be pushed.
@@say_cheese3578 мне один человек рассказывал,он видел Ю.Седых на тренировке в Киеве,так говорит обычный человек,плотный вроде ничего особенного до того пока спину его не увидел,там спина такая мощная,гора мышц.Он, рассказывал,метал снаряды в конец поля,потом садился на машину "Волга",доезжал до конца поля ,собирал в багажник " молота",и опять к сектору для метаний.А Наталью Лисовскую сам видел в 1979г 23 октября в Ташкенте,когда она только начинала,толкнула тогда где то 13 или 14 метров,вокруг неё все суетились подсказывали как толкать.Да были времена.
El duelo más épico Litvinov VS Sedych... Y venció el más grande Yuriy Sedych, El dios del Lanzamiento de Martillo, el verdadero Thor... Un récord Mundial casi imposible de romper, su técnica perfecta.
in every sport pretty much athletes now are better than older generations. Because of Better training methods, better supplements and anabolics. But how come in this sport the new athletes can never beat this world record which has been standing tall for so many years now?
I think the incentives aren’t there. Financially the money Sydich would have recd and the full time support versus guys now choosing to chase the dream versus making a living if you fail (or even if you succeed). Taking nothing away from this man who is my all time hero.
Nah not by far man. Look at athletic records, some stand strong for 20 30 or even 40 years, it's not just hammer throw. To name a few: Discus (1986), Shot put (1990), Long jump (1991), 400m hurdles (1992), Tripple jump (1995), Javelin (1996), 1000m (1999), 1500m (1998), Womens 100m, 200m, 400m, high jump (all from the 80's) And to not forget the longest standing of them all - women's 400m by Jarmila Kratochvílová set in 1983
You could have just said "Steroids" instead of telling him to go find a particular book and read 3 specific pages from it in order to figure it out lol
Rest in peace Yuriy and thanks for the memories
And he finished the greatest ever series in the history of hammer throwing by reaching 86.62m in the final round.
Imagine being Litvinov, throwing that brilliantly and being second. Both of their techniques are so different but so pristine to watch. The speed Litvinov generates, it’s incredible he he even stays inside the circle. And the fact Sedykh could generate that power and speed off three rotations … What masters these two were
RIP Great champion
He died relatively young. RIP. What an amazing athlete.
I almost burst into tears watching this. Was there ever a greater athletic performance?
I remember reading about this competition TAFN and shaking my head. How was it possible? It's 2023, and his record still isn't broken.
Steroid built
9/14/2021
RIP
I always love watching old records like these that are still standing, granted this was an era where countries put a lot more time and resources into building up their national athletes, it will be interesting when these unfortunately less popular sports are able to grasp onto some of the modern techniques and tools that have benefited other sports like baseball, basketball, and golf to help optimize their training and conditioning to see how far the post can be pushed.
4:33 He won the Title in 17882. Yuriy you glorious time traveler. See you then.
He just stopped by in our time to teach us his ways, and then he returned to the future last year.
Very good throw
Счаслив,что руки их я жал
И вел душевный разговор.
-Да ушли рано , очень жаль...
Но жив рекорд и жизнь идет!
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すげえなぁ～～
Два великих атлета, Сергей Литвинов (Царствия ему небесного!) и Юрий Седых.Умные.труженики,великие спортсмены.
А вот теперь и Юрию Седых царствия небесного((
@@say_cheese3578 мне один человек рассказывал,он видел Ю.Седых на тренировке в Киеве,так говорит обычный человек,плотный вроде ничего особенного до того пока спину его не увидел,там спина такая мощная,гора мышц.Он, рассказывал,метал снаряды в конец поля,потом садился на машину "Волга",доезжал до конца поля ,собирал в багажник " молота",и опять к сектору для метаний.А Наталью Лисовскую сам видел в 1979г 23 октября в Ташкенте,когда она только начинала,толкнула тогда где то 13 или 14 метров,вокруг неё все суетились подсказывали как толкать.Да были времена.
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El duelo más épico Litvinov VS Sedych... Y venció el más grande Yuriy Sedych, El dios del Lanzamiento de Martillo, el verdadero Thor... Un récord Mundial casi imposible de romper, su técnica perfecta.
Why has no one beat this yet
Steroids have been banned
One word; anabolics.
Because they are not as good
in every sport pretty much athletes now are better than older generations. Because of Better training methods, better supplements and anabolics. But how come in this sport the new athletes can never beat this world record which has been standing tall for so many years now?
I think the incentives aren’t there. Financially the money Sydich would have recd and the full time support versus guys now choosing to chase the dream versus making a living if you fail (or even if you succeed). Taking nothing away from this man who is my all time hero.
Nah not by far man. Look at athletic records, some stand strong for 20 30 or even 40 years, it's not just hammer throw. To name a few: Discus (1986), Shot put (1990), Long jump (1991), 400m hurdles (1992), Tripple jump (1995), Javelin (1996), 1000m (1999), 1500m (1998), Womens 100m, 200m, 400m, high jump (all from the 80's)
And to not forget the longest standing of them all - women's 400m by Jarmila Kratochvílová set in 1983
You could have just said "Steroids" instead of telling him to go find a particular book and read 3 specific pages from it in order to figure it out lol
One word; anabolics.
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Amd peaople say spinning a spear is not allowed 💩