How Yaroslava Mahuchikh Erased A 37-Year-Old World Record Out Of NOWHERE 

Maybe 22 is the magic age. That was the age of the Bulgarian who went 2.09 37 years ago. Amazing.

She should have kept jumping. No guarantee you will ever be that hot again.

Well, it's easier on the first than on the second or third attempt. So why not just skip this "first try" nonsense?

​@@hermodnitter3902бред! После первой попытки, можно подкорректировать точку разбега, она всегда клеит метку .

@@hermodnitter3902 well it was from a previous PB of 2.06 that is quite the raise in one go.

Where do you watch it?

@@zumaanandrade3961 It's on the "Live" tab of the Diamond League RU-vid channel, but it's geo-locked, meaning it's only available in certain countries. If it's blocked in your country, use a VPN server from an unblocked country to access it. It's the same with many other channels. For example, the World Athletics RU-vid channel has the ENTIRETY of Budapest 2023 and Eugene 2022.

was it a dedicated high jump feed or like normal track and field events where they cover multiple sports?

You're So lucky!! I have had Yaroslava on my Google News alert for years and nearly fell over when the alert popped up she had broke the record! Man I wish we all could have watched it live but I the olympics are ahead and she is looking fit. Whatever the issue was that caused her to wear the brace on her thighs clearly has resolved so being able to watch her live during the Olympics will be incredible . Hopefully they will play the WR jump many times so more people around the world are made aware of her achievement. Another WR is to much to hope for but a gold medal is certainly within her reach this year! Exciting!

covering multiple sports, the commentators reaction was even fake, as he had seen the world record happen about 40 seconds ago live.

the moment wrote itself. Unbelievable in the flesh!

Ukraynere She's MA-GU-CHI-H

Or for the last 4 years.

She is very pretty, good nature high jump girl ever.

Yeah, what a bizarre headline considering the whole track world has been waiting and expecting her to break this record!

@@charleswyler4268 Представители мира лёгкой атлетики высказывались в том плане, что если кому-то и суждено будет побить мировой рекорд в ближайшие годы, то это будет Ярослава Магучих. При этом ссылались на её ранние высокие результаты, то, что она на чемпионате мира в Дохе, в 2019 году, в 18 лет от роду, прыгнула на 2,04 м. Но правда состоит в том. что на 2,05 м на открытом воздухе она прыгнула в 2023 году, то есть, на улучшение своего результата на 1 см, у неё ушло 4 года (на 2,06 м она прыгнула в зале). Специалисты этого вида спорта знают, на сколько трудно даётся каждый см в прыжках в высоту, на таких максимальных высотах.. А тут, действительно, "ни с того ни с сего" сразу повышение личного результата на 5 см. Что, она до этого не хотела радовать своих болельщиков, свою страну? Следует признать, что после этих 2-х прыжков Магучих, чудесным образом разрешились проблемы МОК и ИААФ, состоявшие в том,что соревнования в прыжках в высоту у женщин проходили без участия из-за недопуска вышеупомянутыми организациями лучшей прыгуньи мира, единственной 3-хкратной чемпионки мира, олимпийской чемпионки, россиянки Марии Ласицкене, что обесценивало их для болельщиков, для самих спортсменок, их спонсоров и рекламодателей. Теперь же получается так, что лучшая по результату спортсменка Ярослава Магучих, вроде как на месте, на соревнованиях, и что они вроде как легитимные! А между тем, вот сколько заинтересованных в данных результатах украинской спортсменки организаций и лиц! Даже парень из обслуживающего персонала поспешил рукой остановить пульсирование планки после прыжка Магучих. Кто его просил, может она и не упала бы? Это же исторический момент! Отмашка же была! И как фамилия человека выверявшего высоту? Он тоже должен,я считаю, войти в историю! Неизвестно же, когда мы, человечество, в следующий раз станем свидетелями такого события, как побитие мирового рекорда в женских прыжках в высоту? Может через 50 лет, а может через 100. Думается, что мемуары и подробности того, как это всё было, возможно, нас ещё ждут.

@@charleswyler4268 I dunno... A four-centimetre improvement on your PB to break one of the longest-standing records in the sport has to be considered pretty unexpected. It would be like a woman running the 100 in 10.45 without drugs and an unrecorded five-metre tailwind.

@@scrivener68 Not anywhere close to comparable, it's more like if Thompson-Herah in her prime broke the 100m WR, she was actually within striking distance so it would have been incredible but made sense. Sometimes things just come together perfectly and this was one of those times.

​@@user-mm4hd1hz9qexactly, after Olyslagers did not take 2.03, the bar was lowered to 2.02, saying that it was 2.07, and then when Yaroslava half-heartedly took this height on the second attempt, instead of setting the bar to her 2.10 they also lowered it by 2.01, and maybe even lower by 1.90, for example, so that Yaroslava would definitely take it, otherwise the Olympics would not be legitimate. Well done, you uncovered a worldwide conspiracy against russia 😂😂😂

I’m not seeing anything about this?

@@q12aw50 hooray duplanthis new Record as 6.25m. What is Already From Astonishing ?

I think that's due to it being taped, they didn't even show it live so anyone who had the live results up would have seen the 2.10 result well before they even showed her clearing 2.07. I was watching it live as well and it honestly really ruined the moment when it was so obviously just a replay of a *WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT*!!!

In the USA we had announcer coverage with these 2 fellows who seemed uninterested and not fully aware of the historic event that had just occurred. I was Very disappointed by their lack of energy and inability to capture the moment. . The announcers in this video, the man and woman, seem much better. Are they the same as were in the 2019 Doha video, with the English accents? They seem like they cover the high jump often and with better commentary.

this whole comment thread is so true man. once every 30 year moment happens, and we get re-run commentary. atleast he tried his best to make the moment. If there is a world record attempt it should be LIVE at the bear minimum!

@@JumpmanTFI think it was in Eugene at the 2022 world championships that they almost missed Mondo’s world record. But not playing this high jump record live is a crime. They even said “she’ll never forget this” in a flat tone, when I’ve heard them say “everybody who watched this moment will remember where they were when it happened for the rest of their lives” for lesser feats. In my opinion this is the greatest moment in athletics this year and it’s like they barely noticed it. Same goes for Katzberg’s 84m hammer throw earlier this year, making him the second furthest throwing non-eastern bloc thrower in history, and people have barely noticed. I was a track athlete myself, but the lack of attention to field events is really frustrating.

NBC totally blew it with the WR. It was shown almost as an afterthought. As we all know, the build up to the record attempt is a big part of the drama and that was totally missed here. THIS was the performance of the meet as opposed to the brilliant Kipyegon's breaking of her own WR.

Specsavers called, your new glasses are ready for collection.

but then, Hefest got this jump

@@idkplaceholdername best uberbug ever

Trackmania 😂

LOL EXACTLY

Wirtual ​@@reykmr1151

Holy crap bro, I hope you have a BLAST. I'm 100% going to the next Olympics. Will be a dream come true to be watching.

And go from that to music Wirtual uses on his similar progression videos, when he gets to end that shows the ultimate WR. Cultured channel

Its the finest world record music hahha

Summoning Salt!

This

Yeah. She's been one of the best in the world since 2019. Someone who is obsessed with the high jump has had plenty of time to at least get somewhere close to the right pronunciation.

I always have problems with names, I got closer compared to last time though haha. Appreciate the comment, actually helped me understand where I was going wrong.

@@JumpmanTF Listening to the commentary of the source video usually helps :/

fr though

No

@@hwwss.6982But then..

Рекордът от 209см. е на Стефка Костадинова от България.👍🇧🇬

Прочитал ваш комментарий, и сразу вспомнил фрагмент из письма Марии Ласицкене Томасу Баху, где она обвиняла его в том, что он, вместо того, чтобы использовать спорт в целях примирения воюющих сторон, наоборот, разворачивает другую, околоспортивную войну. Как оказалось, она была права.

I always expected her to do it in future, but her progression from 2019 to 2024 was only from 204 to 206 cm, so yeah suddenly 210 is out of nowhere.

@@trapeznik For those who saw her level of evolution in the last four competitions, she saw that she raised the bar considerably.

Yeah the thing is the high jump has a long history of extremely promising young athletes coming painfully close to the world record and never getting there. Barshim on the men's side is just tragic (not that he can't still do it... maybe). Yaroslava could have gone the rest of her career topped out at 2.06 or maybe tying Blanka's 2.08, nobody would be disappointed or surprised. This world record did indeed come out of nowhere, at least in high jump terms.

@@futfem7rPrado The point of saying "out of nowhere" is emphasizing how special that achievement actually was. And saying otherwise is underestimating what she actually did. Her improving only by 2 centimeters in 4 years show how hard it is to improve at those heights already. Let alone every next centimeter above 206... That was her Bob Beamon moment.

She has been saying for awhile that she is changing her training and technique specifically for the Olympics

So much less room to improve than in the pole vault though. And no equipment really to speak of. Maybe if she could go up quarter centimeters or something

Interestingly, Kostadinova also did it at 22.

I wouldn't expect that at all

Why? Kostadinova didn’t, and neither did Sotomayor. She might have broken it if she had kept jumping, but she foolishly quit.

Im not sure, i could see a cm or two... if shes really lucky. But good feeling this might just stand for years.

I agree, appreciate it Miles!

That was the greatest race I've ever seen, at least until next week!

i didn't know the Monaco field will be so stacked. extremely excited!

all track woman could do it. Track produces the body types for runway modeling.

Никогда нельзя терять надежду!

battle for sliver thats what!

She worked hard, but extremely unexpected with her last few years form. No one doubted the potential though.

Grow up

@@senpai7101 Exactly. Jumpman is doing God's work for track and field yet the guy still got triggered by a title that was completely correct?

@@AthleticsEditz i know, i know

Before this she has never even made 2.07 …. So yea out of NOWHERE is 100% correct

What happened to the black haired russian girl

The best part of track, gender doesnt matter. The fans go where the storylines are most interesting. And the female atheltes are bloody KILLERS.

it is weird isn't it. not sure about the solution, because the name across the front is definitely better than on the back, but a giant paper bib is stupid.

HAHAHAHA

@@JumpmanTF Seriously, been coming here everyday, watching, throwing despicable glances of rejection all over your channel.

The yaroslava, topic matchups will be insane for years to come.

You are forgetting about a certain world leader, Sarah Mitton with 20.68 this year. Also german Ogunleye has been over 20 this year, and Song Jiayuan for sure has the potential as well. Also as a swede i believe in Fanny Roos, and especially Axelina Johansson. I think she could do something pretty great. Womens shot put is insanely deep right now.

You're absolutely right, that's on me and that just makes it even bettwr

Yea dont sleep on Sarah mitton...

The throws had some crazy lore. Thank you for the info ill be keeping an eye on these storylines for future ;)

Not yet, theyll probably upload it at some point hopefully.

There's so much rush to get these vids out, and Im terrible with names. Thank you for the tip, definitely will try harder next time.

@@JumpmanTF And thank you for the temperate reply to my snippy post. Your graciousness is admirable.

Fudge! I do this occasionally, i know it too but slip of the tongue. Appreciate the comment!

Just the 100-200-400-800 with the shot and discus. Looking at the Top 20 for the shot and discus and the year they were achieved and we can all see the impact of doping.

@@echo3434 100 m, 800 m, and discuss records for women are especially insane. They will never be broken I afraid. As concerns a high jump, a highly technical discipline, Sotomayor's record is most likely a doping that passed under radar as well

I have made many mistakes haha.

206 from 2021. If u think 4cm improvement at that level is expected youre crazy.

@@JumpmanTF I think what also must be considered is that a great long or triple jump can be measured exactly but if a high jumper or pole vaulter clears the bar by a wide margin they are only credited for the height of the bar. I do wonder if some of the 2.08 and 2.07 jumps in the past would've cleared 2.09 or even 2.10. Yaroslava's 2.07 was so clean it looked like it would've cleared at least 2.09. There can't have been many attempts at 2.10 and when it does the athlete will usually be tired after a long competition.

До этого дня у неё РВ на открытом воздухе был 2,05 м. Получается, что она прибавила сразу 5 см. Мы знаем, что она не прилетела в Париж с Марса, и что закон всемирного тяготения всё ещё продолжает действовать, и что чудес в этом виде спорта не бывает, результаты растут постепенно, не с космическими скоростями. Значит то, что случилось было кому-то очень нужно - любыми путями, любыми средствами!

Wirtual is universal at this point. My fav comfort streamer too, watch him with the parents late night before bed haha

damn right. I said what I said.

@@JumpmanTF damn wrong. absolute nonsense

You’re so funny

I got a sneaky suspicion, it won't be a blowout win.

@@JumpmanTF She'll have to run sub 51:00 to do it and that's way below her PB of 51:45. Certainly possible but I doubt it will happen. I think any upset will be because Sydney will have a bad race and not because Femke will have a good race.

He'll get it, just depends when haha

Finalist in the Diamond League are tested more than 20 times before, during and after the event. Record breaking athletes are tested even further.

@@akselmani А если поступит указание с самого верху?

@@user-mm4hd1hz9q I won't entertain the deluded hypotheticals of accounts that were made a month ago, sorry. We aren't that dumb here... "pal".

@@akselmani Зачем обсуждать возраст аккаунта? Вы по существу написанного что-нибудь ответьте.

@@akselmani he is russian, what do you expect?

epo probably.