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Watch the BBC first on iPlayer 👉 bbc.in/iPlayer-Home In 1972, watched by a huge new primetime television audience, the unknown 17 year old from the Soviet Union was a sensation. Never before had the Olympics seen a gymnast like this -- small, supple and smiling. Her floor exercise captured hearts with its impish charm and Olga's own childlike delight in her performance.
Daring and danger, skill and beauty combine as this series telling the history of the Olympics continues with the story of gymnastics at the modern Games.
It explores a never-ending pursuit of perfection by athletes constantly pushing their sport to greater and greater levels of technical difficulty, both on the floor and up on the high apparatus. Like Olga Korbut, who transformed gymnastics with revolutionary new routines that risked everything in Munich in 1972; and Nadia Comaneci, who picked up the baton and went one further by scoring the first perfect ten out of ten in an Olympics at Montreal in 1976.
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@commonsenselyrics
@commonsenselyrics 4 года назад
2:15 I find it disturbing that people needed to see a Russian cry to realise they were human. What?
@hi-tech_soldier2558
@hi-tech_soldier2558 4 года назад
Ikr
@Ell.06
@Ell.06 4 года назад
This was a completely different period of time when The Soviet Union was demonized and treated as enemy no. 1
@ssimon64
@ssimon64 4 года назад
That guy was just off his rocker
@Loungesugar
@Loungesugar 4 года назад
If you don’t understand the Soviet mindset of the 20th century, you’re probably too young
@johnsain
@johnsain 4 года назад
Every Soviet was thought of as a potentially evil programmed machine,....Democrats have brought back those days to an extent.
@nathaliexlr8
@nathaliexlr8 8 лет назад
I wish beam routines today could be this artistic. That being said, if a gymnast did a modern-day routine back then, they would've been deemed superhuman.
@JLDReactions
@JLDReactions 8 лет назад
+nathaliexlr8 The skills they do today would be hard to do back then. The equipment is used today is very different. They only had wooden beams back then. NO PADDING. Vault was hard and the springs weren't as good. Floor exercise didn't have any springs either and uneven bars were wood, not fiberglass like today.
@cosmickitty9533
@cosmickitty9533 7 лет назад
How come the uneven bar exercises they did back then look so much harder and more graceful than the ones they do now?
@nathaliexlr8
@nathaliexlr8 7 лет назад
Elphaba Crux The bars are much more wide apart now and a lot of the skills done then are banned now because it's easy to get injured from those.
@cosmickitty9533
@cosmickitty9533 7 лет назад
nathaliexlr8 Thats too bad. I like the old skills.
@cosmickitty9533
@cosmickitty9533 7 лет назад
nathaliexlr8 Do you happen to know why Olga called the beam the "most dangerous event"? It looks to me that the uneven bars is most dangerous but Ive never done any gymnastics.
@rosiepena8917
@rosiepena8917 2 года назад
You can tell she's also taken ballet because of the way that she moves, she's so graceful and limber
@xmyxymx
@xmyxymx Год назад
Russians/Belarussians come with ballet already pre-installed in them 😂
@galekelsey224
@galekelsey224 Год назад
I think most of their gymnasts are ballet trained, the rhythmic gymnasts in particular. I've always wondered if they went to dance after finishing with gymnastics. 🩰
@mustyfan1584
@mustyfan1584 Год назад
The Soviet program really emphasized ballet, apparently the young gymnasts did an hour and a half of ballet in the morning before even starting their gymnastics training for the day. It made their gymnastics infinitely more beautiful and allowed them to actual present with line, unlike most gymnasts today. To some extent the Russians and Chinese still do this though!
@sunshyne8539
@sunshyne8539 Год назад
100%!
@hyacinthlynch843
@hyacinthlynch843 6 месяцев назад
I agree. Unlike today's gymnasts who perform their routines like circus acrobats.
@LL-qm4sq
@LL-qm4sq 4 года назад
The girl: *cries* The old man: It was wonderful.
@PrettyLittleLiar4
@PrettyLittleLiar4 4 года назад
L L I cringed so hard. Like why is seeing a young girl crying after making a mistake in competition so surprising. I understand the tension and animosity between Russia and America but his comment was so dumb I can’t
@Karen093LRN
@Karen093LRN 4 года назад
At that time sovietic people were believed to have no feelings, never cry, never love.. so her reaction was something's outstanding for USA
@Zen-rw2fz
@Zen-rw2fz 4 года назад
@@Karen093LRN people still believe that tho
@zds6185
@zds6185 4 года назад
That man was sick!
@barbarakauppi9915
@barbarakauppi9915 3 года назад
@L L - He wasn't an old man when it happened. Math is not that hard. Try to pay attention, you may learn something useful.
@skatefan9495
@skatefan9495 7 лет назад
The old style of gymnastics is so much more aesthetically pleasing than it is today. The artistry has been eliminated in favor of tricks.
@sophiagyger6932
@sophiagyger6932 5 лет назад
It was lovely, but don't you think it would be a shame to have the sport remain the same? Sacrificing artistry and dance elements for technical perfection seems sad, but half the point of any sport is pushing boundaries and improving with each new generation of athletes.
@mindya1799
@mindya1799 5 лет назад
@@sophiagyger6932 This was called "woman's" gymnastics. Or, "artistic gymnastics" for a reason. There was a sport dedicated to tumbling back then. Power tumbling practiced on a 25-meter-long spring track. Those moves are what you now see in GIRLS gymnastics
@scook5599
@scook5599 5 лет назад
idolfan9495 Agreed.
@queenofnevers6990
@queenofnevers6990 5 лет назад
same with ballet (at lesser extend though)
@lalal778
@lalal778 5 лет назад
Well, it's an olympic sport so if you want something aesthetically pleasing what dancing.
@satanasteguarda
@satanasteguarda 4 года назад
No one: RU-vid: Hey kid, wanna watch this video from 2012 that's unrelated to anything you ever watch?
@SunFlower-yy5uu
@SunFlower-yy5uu 4 года назад
🤣🤣
@McKenly7
@McKenly7 4 года назад
Hahahahaha so accurate
@Patrol1985
@Patrol1985 4 года назад
I thought I was the only one who got here this way! :D
@bryanh2618
@bryanh2618 4 года назад
Yup
@jozefkucera8402
@jozefkucera8402 4 года назад
Noone is actually youtube algorithm
@huludulu2796
@huludulu2796 2 года назад
She's the most charming and fluid gymnast I've ever seen. Her floor exercise made me so emotional I had tears welling.
@sylviarollins412
@sylviarollins412 2 года назад
Nadia Comaneci is also so amazing on floor and in her routines. She was someone I looked up to as a little girl. I always remember her amazing floor routine and her adorable personality 😊
@mathonamoore123
@mathonamoore123 2 года назад
Check out Nadia Comaneci at the 1976 Olympics, she got 7 perfect 10 scores, for her routines. She's considered, one of the best gymnasts of all time. She was only 14 at those games.
@MadameRosaFortuneTeller
@MadameRosaFortuneTeller 2 года назад
me too
@tarawalsh7045
@tarawalsh7045 2 года назад
I always cry if I see Olga or Nadia. they were... are such huge parts of my sister and my childhood memories. My sister was a gymnast. I played about on the mat and could do some tumbling and the round-off-handspring-tuck routine but I didn't put the commitment into it that my sister did. Just watching Olga today makes me realise how perfectly she blended ballet and gymnastics, which is very rare. Hearing her say that she just felt as if she were 7 years old and playing is beautiful. Such a wonderful gift to humanity this tiny girl has been.
@mariefriedmann3203
@mariefriedmann3203 Год назад
Me too what an incredible, unforgettable performance, even all these years later... I remember how happy I was for her when she got her gold medal for the floor exercise.
@Hippichik30
@Hippichik30 2 года назад
There's a beauty to her routines that is really lacking in today's competitions
@karengittins4315
@karengittins4315 2 года назад
You are so right. She had a lightness and a finesse that was doesn't play today. Still as stunning today... more so even
@cmlyster
@cmlyster 2 года назад
And the floor is so noisy these days. The sound takes away and grace there is. Why does it have to be this way. Nothing wrong with the floor then!
@jangles8061
@jangles8061 2 года назад
@Climb Ontop But maybe that's WHY the world watched back then.. it had more personality ~ that's what captivated the audience. Today it feels like mass production.
@shawnchong5196
@shawnchong5196 Год назад
Srsly, the olympics now, there is no finesse, yeah, they do flippy things and such, but to me, I want to see a grace, and form. I have quit watching the gymnastics routine about 12 years ago, it's awesome but no grace.
@user-pg3tt8lj9x
@user-pg3tt8lj9x Год назад
Вы правы.
@cybersoil100
@cybersoil100 8 лет назад
I remember watching Olga on TV during the '72 Olympics. She did more for Soviet/US relations than any other person or treaty could. She won the hearts of the US and World audiences.
@maggieg5560
@maggieg5560 7 лет назад
I remember too. We all just loved her!!!
@doriamvell5386
@doriamvell5386 6 лет назад
We still remember Samantha Smith I hope she in better place now
@bellaangeles8686
@bellaangeles8686 6 лет назад
Yes, I remember, too! She sort of brought Gymnastics into everyones awareness. It became the favorite spectator sport in the Olympics!
@ysgol3
@ysgol3 4 года назад
@@bellaangeles8686 She was quite popular in Wales too !
@jonothandoeser
@jonothandoeser 4 года назад
Because he cried after she failed on the uneven bars. It humanized her.
@treewisps4085
@treewisps4085 4 года назад
1:42 that landing is perfect
@christopherhall5361
@christopherhall5361 4 года назад
unfortunately she utterly failed that event overall
@marlonbrando6615
@marlonbrando6615 3 года назад
Christopher Hall oh really didn't realise
@jjlegrand4046
@jjlegrand4046 4 года назад
When she was on the beam she really said “move like a snake”
@nurlagrande
@nurlagrande 4 года назад
Lmfao when
@ErinsProjects
@ErinsProjects 2 года назад
I was just noticing how graceful and artistic she is. Why does gymnastics not look like that anymore?
@akc1739
@akc1739 Год назад
Ballet training used to be required. You can tell it’s gone.
@no_peace
@no_peace Год назад
Part of it is because they do whatever they have to do to get maximum points.
@han3572
@han3572 Год назад
They are trying to go for big powerful moves/skills like men
@arthrodea
@arthrodea Год назад
@@han3572 What is interesting to me is that she will only do one flip- but she holds the position suspended in the air with her back arched like a swan she is jumping so high.
@scottw6704
@scottw6704 Год назад
You see it in figure skating now too. The artistry is gone, replaced with athletic elements that garner more points. Unfortunately, it makes it all much less watchable and entertaining.
@annefrank7005
@annefrank7005 5 лет назад
She's 17 there?? DAMN - that's how I looked when I was 10
@goku21youtub
@goku21youtub 4 года назад
pcb from the plastic has an estrogen effect and its now basically everywhere in every single food or drop of water , thats why girls develop much faster nowadays , but sport on a competitive level can also delay puberty
@joceelee
@joceelee 4 года назад
She is short with very low body fat. The way she is wearing her hair and the fact that she is not caked in makeup have a lot to do with how young she looks also. I thought she was 13 here.
@chancepaladin
@chancepaladin 4 года назад
Yeah I thought she was closer to 11, or early 12 max. The shit in the water and food these days has changed it all.
@ciara7172
@ciara7172 4 года назад
My thought too
@ElizabethGlasby
@ElizabethGlasby 4 года назад
Russian Bot Ulf wow that’s so cool I didn’t know that
@Szheherazad
@Szheherazad 10 лет назад
watch pre 1972 gymnastics; flips on beam, even splits on beams were considered daredevil. Olga opened door to "stunts" totally unheard of before. Her "failure" and tears probably won more hearts than any gold medal. It was a reaction any little girl could understand. Her pixie smile and "joi de vivre" were endearing. Olga was condsidered a "freak" by the judges; but if it had not been for Olga Korbut; there probably would not have been a Nadia or perfect 10 four years later. Olga readied the world for what was to come and what was possible.
@writerforlifeify
@writerforlifeify 10 лет назад
If the judges were not prepared to award Olga the 1st ever 10 for her uneven bars routine in '72, then I feel that she, even more than Nadia, should have scored that 1st 10 with the same (by then perfected) signature routine in '76....but she did arrive at the '76 Games with injuries and it affected her performance (as the replays show). On the other hand, it could just be that destiny had appointed Olga as the set-up girl, the ground-breaker whose efforts to galvanize the sport were intended to open the door for Nadia's 10. To the degree that Olga took the sport to new heights her star shone as brightly as that of any 'perfect' competitors that followed her.
@writerforlifeify
@writerforlifeify 9 лет назад
Olga said in an interview that "first you work for your name and then your name works for you." She was referring to some of Nadia's less than perfect routines where judges awarded her a 10 in spite of obvious though minor mistakes. Because she was 'Nadia.' Not a single 10 before '76 and suddenly they were handing them out like candy...and Nadia walked away with as many as 7 in one Olympiad. Yes, she deserved her (not always truly perfect & she knew it) 10s but then so did Olga in '72. But who cares about the scores or the politics surrounding the Games? The performances are preserved forever on video & they speak volumes for themselves.
@olbarncats
@olbarncats 8 лет назад
Olga got everyone' attention and showed us that gymnastics was worth watching. I remember a TV commentator back in the '70's saying that this sport wouldn't have drawn flies if not for Olga. As a former gymnastics judge, I have sympathy for those judges in Munich working with a code of points that simply didn't know what to do with Olga's new skills. It really took quite a while before the scoring caught up with the athletes' accomplishments.
@theresag1969
@theresag1969 5 лет назад
Yes, I totally agree. If you look back on what Olga did it is still stunning compared to what the girls are doing today.
@creativequeen8371
@creativequeen8371 2 года назад
Spot on
@how_tragic
@how_tragic 4 года назад
Watching this is so different from routines nowerdays. She looks so graceful, the movements all flow together so nicely, there is so much more emotion. Routines now are just sequences of tricks that don’t flow into one another; I wish there was still this sweet, graceful charm about them.
@PreservationEnthusiast
@PreservationEnthusiast 2 года назад
*Nowadays* not "Nowerdays"
@galekelsey224
@galekelsey224 Год назад
Same thing with figure skating. It's all about quadruple turns and big numbers...🙁
@TabiMcArdle
@TabiMcArdle Год назад
The girls are built like boys now too
@nanamifan0220
@nanamifan0220 8 месяцев назад
I agree. The last gymnast that i really remember having great smooth and artistic elements was nastia liukin…her beam routine from 2008 is spectacular.
@rileyroo2381
@rileyroo2381 7 месяцев назад
Since Mary Lou Retton it's been all about powering through the exercises. Ironically, for all their physical strenth, today's athletes don't seem to be as strong mentally, Today if an athlete started by failing in an event, instead of pulling themselves together, they'd call a press-conference & announce they had to leave the competition for mental health reasons.
@PlanetBabylon
@PlanetBabylon 2 года назад
It's tough when you're a young person with potential and all adults put their high expectations on you. I'm glad she survived the pressure and came out stronger
@LEDANCETHERAPY
@LEDANCETHERAPY 8 лет назад
You rarely get to see this kind of grace in today's gymnastics because the skills are so packed that there is no room for breath. It's about how man flips you can do and tricks but not really any kind of feeling or soul. Once in a blue you get a gymnast who is able to precisely nail it and you're like holy smack but still miss this element. There is real art in any craft that is done in a high level.
@diuxD
@diuxD 8 лет назад
+LEDANCETHERAPY I feel like Simone Biles is bringing it back slightly. She seems so happy in everything that she does, that I can't help but love her. Even though grace and elegance aren't her main points while doing gymnastics, she has it naturally.
@JLDReactions
@JLDReactions 7 лет назад
She's a great athlete, but she's referring to the artistry. Simone Biles doesn't bring much artistry though.
@juanl.2411
@juanl.2411 7 лет назад
+diuxD honestly I don't believe any female gymnast will ever be able to bring back the magic in gymnastics, things are always changing and unless a group of them protest for it to be brought back or a miracle happens, grace and elegance in today's "artistic" gymnastics won't be brought back in the near future, it may never be brought back, but who knows? maybe a there will be a new Olga Korbut performing in the Olympics, at least I hope.
@Anyajac
@Anyajac 7 лет назад
Romanian gymnast Ana Porgras came pretty close in my opinion, but she retired nearly 6 months before the London Games. Such a shame :( She would've medaled for sure!
@greymomma
@greymomma 7 лет назад
I so agree. Today's floor exercise is power based not artist. Sometimes so much so that I wonder if there's a need for the square mat at all. It almost seems as though the mat will become long and rectangular and the gymnasts will only run a straight line and perform their strongest moves. The song and 'story' of the exercise seems to be going.
@F1SHB1TCH
@F1SHB1TCH 9 лет назад
i feel like today is all about how hard the routine is and its so harsh , i wish they would add more grace to it because back then ,this was beauty and art! you just kind of got amazed on how beautiful and calm they looked and now its just big muscles and harsh movements, and im not even going to go in on the floor routines because im just going to get mad , i just feel like some gymnasts today should train ballet before so they get the soft movements and grace into it like ice skating.
@serasimonearda8046
@serasimonearda8046 9 лет назад
I totally agree! It have just changed so much!
@zahrashaukat6114
@zahrashaukat6114 9 лет назад
I agree
@Mary56
@Mary56 8 лет назад
Anna Danielson Couldn't agree more, well said. The "grace" of gymnastics has faded away. Miss it.
@jojojuiceclub6248
@jojojuiceclub6248 8 лет назад
that is really really good
@jojojuiceclub6248
@jojojuiceclub6248 8 лет назад
that is really really good
@moskito5864
@moskito5864 8 месяцев назад
I was 12 years old in 1972 and we was watching it live in TV this memory is forever in my brain until today, my god she was phantastic ♥
@dianepeacock8627
@dianepeacock8627 2 года назад
Totally fell in love with Olga when i was a kid. Full of personality and talent. Even to this day no one comes close to her charm and charisma. God bless her from England
@dismas8884
@dismas8884 2 года назад
england hates russia.
@danacaro-herman3530
@danacaro-herman3530 2 года назад
@diane peacock. I must agree I love Olga Korbet!!❤️
@alexnaranjo2160
@alexnaranjo2160 2 года назад
Why do we have to hate? In this world we must give a chance to love.
@anneann9127
@anneann9127 2 года назад
@@dismas8884 Don't confuse governments with the people.
@parkrein1237
@parkrein1237 6 лет назад
Elena mukhina was forgotten after medals she brought for russia. This girl was fortunate she never had an accident.
@julz3tt3
@julz3tt3 5 лет назад
Very fortunate
@freyaaldrnari6086
@freyaaldrnari6086 5 лет назад
She had horrible accident and broke her neck during practice. She died at age 46.
@palakkumari112
@palakkumari112 5 лет назад
The angel of gymnastics.....💓💓
@TheSportslover2010
@TheSportslover2010 4 года назад
Karen Castro - don't forget the accident Elena Mukhina suffered which paralyzed her for decades before her death at 46 years old. She was forced to try a dangerous move so she can beat Nadia Comaneci, but suffered an accident while practicing it.
@chigal0926
@chigal0926 4 года назад
I’m glad you mentioned Mukina. Because she was product of the Soviet that put “glory” over health. Her body was starting to break down. She had knee surgery her coach, and the authorities refused to allow to properly heal. She was sacrificed to the state.
@ems8097
@ems8097 4 года назад
the dismount from the uneven bars was incredible
@j.elizabeth4621
@j.elizabeth4621 4 года назад
I watched it at least a dozen times
@sonja_jpg
@sonja_jpg 2 года назад
Unfortunately its been banned cause its to dangerous cause the gymnast can hit their heads on the lower beam
@ellenino
@ellenino 2 года назад
It was named after her too :)
@siggi248
@siggi248 7 месяцев назад
Wonderful. Her grace cannot be compared with today’s gymnastics power machines.
@John-ge2ne
@John-ge2ne Год назад
Olga Korbut, the greatest of all time. Thank you.
@brendaannedufaur6244
@brendaannedufaur6244 4 года назад
It is a cliche but korbut is poetry in motion. The gymnastics of that era I find incredibly beautiful. Much more so than today's gymnastics. Korbut was incredible.
@tarawalsh7045
@tarawalsh7045 2 года назад
Yes yes yes. I am happy to see I am not alone in this view. What happened to these miniature superpower girls? Why are gymnasts today so much bulkier? When did that change and why?????
@tarawalsh7045
@tarawalsh7045 Год назад
@𝙨𝙩𝙖𝙧𝙧𝙮_𝙡𝙪𝙢𝙞! ❄︎ My sister was on the Olympic team and had to remain out due to a late injury when she was just 17, which was deemed somewhat old at the time. To this day she is a very lean woman, has a very athletic body, can do many things upside down and in mid air that many people less than half her age cannot do. She eats like an athlete, which is not at all consistent with an ED. Just recently a very large woman made a rather rude comment to her in the grocery store due to her slim frame. We would never dream of commenting on other women's bodies, and certainly not in public. It's plain rude and offensive. Most people believe she spends a great deal of time training and/or doing Pilates but she actually doesn't. She told me that it goes both ways where women's bodies are concerned. In other words people can be as rude to her as to larger women. I have a former colleague who was once deemed 'obese' and her specialization (professionally) is female body images and the fact that people think it is okay in any circumstances to remark upon anyone's body or make assumptions about them. It does real harm, reflects very poorly on the speaker's manners and emotional stability and reinforces unhealthy views of women given the vast array of body types, shapes and sizes that we naturally have. I have a high waist. I have no idea what that means but it does help me when I am seeking to buy trousers that fit or even a dress. An Olympic trained athlete, as my sister was, is placed on a very specific diet that is full of the nutrients and combinations their bodies require. Our mother is a doctor and would never have accepted anything less for us. The fact is that the bulkier one is, the more dangerous the gymnastic apparatus will be such as the balance beam and the bars. My son plays tennis and is long and lean. His best friend plays rugby and is less tall and has a bulkier frame (mesomorphic). Given the abuses in American gymnastics in that past decade or so, we are utterly bewildered as to why parents would sit there as their daughters were vaginally probed to elongate muscles in their thighs, which would prevent Osgood-Schlatter's disease, which is common in young gymnasts due to the impact of their landings on their growing knee joints. The real treatment for this is to work with the thigh muscles, not the vaginal walls. It is also a reason for them to be leaner. That is just medicine. My daughter had signs of it and has been treated by working on her thigh muscles, not inside her vagina. She, like my sister, is naturally lean with slim hips and long legs. But they can both eat two grown men under the table.
@tarawalsh7045
@tarawalsh7045 Год назад
@𝙨𝙩𝙖𝙧𝙧𝙮_𝙡𝙪𝙢𝙞! ❄︎ That's true. Muscle weighs more than fat. But then what is 'fat' anyway? And bulkier is from certain types of activity. My son had a friend who was into weight lifting and that was all about bulking up to a point. Some things are just hard facts. Like ballerinas work so hard their feet bleed and if they are under a certain height, they will NEVER get beyond a certain point professionally. Same with their weight or body proportions. I like seeing more real peoples' bodies out there in ads etc. Overall, healthy and one body type are not the same thing. So, yeah, we agree. Thankfully.
@withlove312
@withlove312 10 лет назад
"Isn't she marvelous?" Yes, she is. :)
@typicallyusual6984
@typicallyusual6984 3 года назад
Idk if someone else has mentioned it yet, but the level of difficulty that Korbut achieved, in a way, will never be replicated ever again, because many elements she practiced then are completely banned now. She was the queen of banned elements due to just how dangerous they were. Even the gymnasts of today cannot afford to take the risks she did then, which is definitely for the best, but also makes me appreciate her skill and artistry that much more.
@p.h.m.kletersteeg117
@p.h.m.kletersteeg117 7 месяцев назад
Fantastic! The technic, the moves, but also the person. The true sweetheart of the public and of me! The best ambassador of the Sovjet ever!
@julielynnstalker6020
@julielynnstalker6020 8 лет назад
Wow! Olga Korbut changed Gymnastics forever. Before the 1972 Olympic games Gymnastics was more like Ballet less daring and hard but thanks to the one and only Olga Korbut Gymnastics is what it is today! She is one of my biggest inspirations in Gymnastics and I want to be like her!
@lti4833
@lti4833 8 лет назад
Yes.
@rodelmanalo9063
@rodelmanalo9063 5 лет назад
go for it girl, god bless
@peggypeggy4137
@peggypeggy4137 4 года назад
Olga moves like a butterfly!
@Rammetallist
@Rammetallist 3 года назад
Not Olga changed Gymnastics. She is just a pupil. The coach does almost everything. Why people forget it? Google it: Ренальд Иванович Кныш.
@lisaellenrichardson2654
@lisaellenrichardson2654 3 года назад
@@Rammetallist Coach not in leotard flipping about in a stadium, jumping over the vault, swinging around the bars(in the gym) and most definately not doing splits on a beam. Coach in sweats on sidelines.. hoping show-pony sticks the landing. Coach keeps them focused, works on details, inspires, criticizes. end sum game..the one on the mat or stage is who gets the cudos. the coach was who? It's called the "Korbut Flip" btw..Ps 1972. I watched the first time.
@tamousha
@tamousha 9 лет назад
Gymnastics used to be so beautiful.
@willerenoicy2704
@willerenoicy2704 9 лет назад
Yasssssss
@Simon-oy7kf
@Simon-oy7kf 6 лет назад
It's even more so now than ever
@julieeldergill4967
@julieeldergill4967 6 лет назад
Its beautiful now
@wzwzwz
@wzwzwz 5 лет назад
It's still beautiful
@mitsuchan319
@mitsuchan319 5 лет назад
They are not meant to be models guess what
@Wilkins_Micawber
@Wilkins_Micawber 7 месяцев назад
50 years on and she is still living the legend.
@user-xz6md9td7d
@user-xz6md9td7d 2 года назад
Уникальная, просто фантастическая гимнастка ! И через пятьдесят лет смотришь на ее выступления, сердце замирает от восторга. Совершенство! Неповторимая!❤️🌹🌹🌹
@galaxielt.5668
@galaxielt.5668 2 года назад
Если не считать тёмных пятен на солнце.
@MikhnevichNatalya
@MikhnevichNatalya Год назад
@@galaxielt.5668 и здесь надо найти обязательно темные пятна!вы что ли идеальная??????
@l.troyan1287
@l.troyan1287 Год назад
Она из Белорусии?
@rbhbxtyrj8693
@rbhbxtyrj8693 Год назад
@@galaxielt.5668 что конкретно вас смущает ?
@alexardjan9769
@alexardjan9769 8 месяцев назад
@@l.troyan1287 Она из СССР !!!
@jariten17
@jariten17 10 лет назад
Olga had a 'lightness' about her that I never see from modern gymnasts. Love it.
@Me-fx7dc
@Me-fx7dc 6 лет назад
I love how gymnast can use so much quiet strength and be so elegant.
@therhythmictale5574
@therhythmictale5574 4 года назад
Brownie I check out rhythmic gymnastics, it’s incredible ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nFRDkOlqXro.html
@Good-Enough024
@Good-Enough024 7 месяцев назад
She was wonderful, and a fun gymnastic to watch. She made her country proud.
@Texaslonestargal
@Texaslonestargal 9 месяцев назад
I remember watching this unfold live on TV. I was only 9 but Olga was my hero and still is to this day. ❤️
@mep4488
@mep4488 3 года назад
I remember watching her perform on TV at the Olympics in Munich 1972 and being touched by her grace, charm, and talent! This was a time when you didn’t cheer for the Russians because of their long Cold War with the USA, but she delighted us, touched our hearts with her humanity, and won us over. So good to see this again. Thank you for posting this.
@victoriadrake
@victoriadrake 7 лет назад
Olga Korbut was and always will be - to me - a wonderful phenomenon. She was such joy, love and creativity all rolled up into one fantastic little entity. :)
@therhythmictale5574
@therhythmictale5574 4 года назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nFRDkOlqXro.html
@MrGmanishere
@MrGmanishere 2 года назад
Before there was Nadia, there was Olga. I remember the '72 Olympics for 3 things: Olga Korbut, the Israeli athletes being killed and the U.S. basketball team losing to the USSR due to an officiating debacle.
@patpeterson2671
@patpeterson2671 Год назад
She showed that no one is perfect , but she also showed the whole that the human drive and spirit are unstoppable ...... gymnastics of this era was artistry , just like going to watch a ballet ..... todays is is all glitz and glamour and showbiz
@cesarburnias7402
@cesarburnias7402 4 года назад
she’s the true original queen who opened the door for a new era in gymnastics!
@mandy2917
@mandy2917 4 года назад
I now understand how gymnastics is an art. Before I always thought it was such a stiff, thumpy thing. Now I've been proved wrong. Seeing Olga on that beam was so beautiful, I was captivated, there was just so much fluidity and smoothness and beauty. Wow what an art form. Thank you Olga for opening my eyes.
@lesleyallinson8738
@lesleyallinson8738 4 года назад
Olga was an amazing gymnast, she had a bad day but she's in the history as one of the greatest gymnasts of all times wonderful young lady
@susanfaulkner2304
@susanfaulkner2304 9 месяцев назад
She cried, yes, but she is TOUGH. I always held her in high esteem. Her country should be proud of her! She gave us energy and made us smile! Because of her, I tried gymnastics. I wasn"t very good, but I enjoyed it.❤😊
@charoitcharoit1609
@charoitcharoit1609 3 года назад
Такое изящество и легкость! Бриллиант.
@christystewart5678
@christystewart5678 7 лет назад
Great video. Korbut single handedly changed the way the sport was viewed in the U.S. It became wildly popular after these olympics and its popularity hasn't gone down since.
@merccadoosis8847
@merccadoosis8847 4 года назад
There were approximately 99 womens varsity college gymnastics teams in 1980. Today there are 62 according to what I've read online. The decline for mens programs is even worse. While both sports remain popular, there are fewer opportunities for young people to participate in this highly challenging sport. Hopefully some day this will change.
@elgato7065
@elgato7065 4 года назад
Thanks
@barbarakauppi9915
@barbarakauppi9915 3 года назад
@@merccadoosis8847 That is unfortunate. At least a part of that has to do with how the sport has developed into more and more acrobatics, which increases the risk of injury at the younger developing stage which increases the liability risk for those programs. Just one terrible injury can be devastating to both the up-and-coming athlete as well as the program associated. Gymnastics is an expensive sport even before you add the high liability factor. Another part is the lack of star charm the likes of which propelled this sport like Olga, Nadia, Mary Lou Retton, and even Bart Conner or Trent Dimas, with his incredible Cinderella story win in '92. There have been many winners and competitive favorites, yes, and they're marketed heavily, but they're not the 'darlings' that really catapult peoples collective hearts enough to drive the sport in a way these earlier trailblazers did.
@merccadoosis8847
@merccadoosis8847 3 года назад
@@barbarakauppi9915 Thank you for your thoughtful reply. I understand we have gotten even more devastating news - that schools are now ending many more gymnastics programs because they do not generate profits the way basketball, hockey, and football do. The future looks very dim for gymnastics and there does not appear to be a solution for this tragic trend.
@searchingforfoodonyoutube2500
@searchingforfoodonyoutube2500 2 года назад
Really?
@mudslynger2109
@mudslynger2109 4 года назад
I will never forget that performance, nor how Olga's emotional overtures touched my heart. What a beautiful woman she has remained!
@charlotteaustin2078
@charlotteaustin2078 4 года назад
I love how even as a grownup she still has a sort of child-like excitement about her
@user-vb8lg3qy5g
@user-vb8lg3qy5g 4 года назад
Боже мой! Какая красота в вольных упражнениях!. То, что мы видим сегодня выглядит,как мучительные испражнения атлетов-монстров...
@lilivanili1475
@lilivanili1475 8 месяцев назад
tochnee ne skajesh👍
@Bffyukncxe
@Bffyukncxe 4 года назад
Her floor routine was performed not just executed. That floor was a stage. I wish we could see more of that in today's gymnastics. Make us feel something don't just show off.
@jessicaf9361
@jessicaf9361 10 лет назад
This is so fantastic. I've never heard of Olga Korbut before and this is the most unique and beautiful gymnastics I've ever seen, it brought tears to me. How amazing.
@jrbleau
@jrbleau 4 года назад
She's my age and was a household word in 1972, and it brings tears to my eyes even now. She was the epitome of charm.
@therhythmictale5574
@therhythmictale5574 4 года назад
Check out Alina Kabaeva, you might have another person to obsess over ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nFRDkOlqXro.html
@RoseSharon7777
@RoseSharon7777 2 года назад
She actually DID change the world relations with Russia. The WHOLE WORLD was behind her!! I remember it clearly as an 11 year old!!
@Ozziecatsmom
@Ozziecatsmom 2 года назад
@@RoseSharon7777 Yes, everyone knew who Olga Korbut was! I was 12 and had absolutely no interest in gymnastics but loved her.
@PrincessOPD_Utah
@PrincessOPD_Utah 2 года назад
Same
@reclusivehermitwithalongbu3767
@reclusivehermitwithalongbu3767 2 года назад
What a delight to see her commentary 50 years later & to hear her speaking such perfect English!
@eliseintheattic9697
@eliseintheattic9697 4 года назад
I don't remember her screwing up or crying, I only remember her being amazing. I was nine and I started taking lessons a few months later.
@yusefendure
@yusefendure 4 года назад
So utterly graceful and beautiful. Her movements were completely artistic...down to the gestures of her hands and fingers. This is what's missing in gymnastics today.
@willerenoicy2704
@willerenoicy2704 9 лет назад
I think this girl has so much potential. I mean she has gone through so many things like she wasn't the best and she wasn't really tall like the gymnasts on her team. Russia was known for their ability to show no emotion during competitions but for this girl to break down and cry that was a first. Olga queen of gymnastics for life!!!
@moifikea8288
@moifikea8288 6 лет назад
Beeing tall is a disatvantage though
@rach_laze
@rach_laze 5 лет назад
Being short is an advantage there's a lot less of you to mess up and there's more power psi of muscle
@metamorphicorder
@metamorphicorder 5 лет назад
You realize shes actually retired now right? Potential? This was in the 70s.
@dariahughes5564
@dariahughes5564 5 лет назад
willer Enoicy She has potential! ?? Lmao. This was 40 years ago... Plz go educate yourself. .or AT LEAST LISTEN , READ THE DESCRIPTION, AND TO WHAT THE PPL IN DOCUMENTARY WERE SAYING. Geesh.
@persephone2706
@persephone2706 4 года назад
Your comment shows you know jack shit about gymnastics and possibly don't even know what era we're in today... Please educate yourself.
@leechrec
@leechrec 2 года назад
You watch these old artistic and charming performances and before you know it, you're smiling.
@solemio777si
@solemio777si 4 года назад
Ольга гениальная гимнастка всех времён!
@VM-yd6zq
@VM-yd6zq 2 года назад
She was so human I loved her. She tried but she didn’t give up.
@lucia7647
@lucia7647 2 года назад
I know that Nadia was perfection, but Olga has a piece of my heart.
@stephenlaing1738
@stephenlaing1738 Год назад
I was 6 years old and was in love with Olga Korbet for the next 6 years.. It was because of her I became a gymnast.
@lizbrown4385
@lizbrown4385 Год назад
I remember when I was a child watching olga with awe, I loved watching her and was so happy for her. I’m from the uk and I prayed that she would win everytime
@ElenaVDL
@ElenaVDL 3 года назад
Спасибо, за ожившую память. С замиранием сердца мы в стране Советов следили за выступлением Ольги Корбут, она олицетворяла нашу мечту, показать всему миру, что в СССР живут такие же люди, как по всему свету, только нас отучили распускать слезы, приучили скрывать свои чувства, а скрытые чувства имеют большую человеческую ценность, чем показные рекламные эмоции. Ольга представляла мастерство советской школы гимнастики, что-то не получилось и плакала искренне, слезами она завоевала сердце зрителей, такое бывает. Хотя многие из наших спортсменов плакали ночами, это наша советская гордость, которую не хотят принимать в мире. Ольга Корбут фантастическая гимнастка, открытая душа, а за душой чувствуется ее американская мечта.
@galaxielt.5668
@galaxielt.5668 2 года назад
Пусть в ней и остаётся. Легко, очень легко можно все испортить. А восстановить понадобится много времени. А у неё его уже просто нет.
@alexardjan9769
@alexardjan9769 8 месяцев назад
Ей устроили подлянку , нижнюю перекладину опустили ниже , поданных в заявке программы , об этом молчат ! Она плакала , т.к. заранее ни кто из судей не проверил высоту перекладин , хотя обязаны были , и самое больное было , что ни кто не подал протест по этому поводу , даже из сборной Союза ! Была команда , не омрочнять переговоры Никсона с Брежневым ! А " Петлю Корбут " до сих пор запрещённую забыли ? Мухина получившая травму исполняла другой элемент , когда получила травму , она в элемент Корбут добавила свой винт на 360 гр. , который два года исполняла успешно , и в 80-г. перед ОИ -80 не докрутила свой винт и упала , получив ужасную травму ! А запретили " Петлю Корбут " , а не элемент Мухиной с Петлёй Корбут ! Справедливо разве ?
@user-wm3sd3xw5b
@user-wm3sd3xw5b 3 года назад
Какая красота , сколько сил и трудолюбия в этой хрупкой девочке , горжусь моей землячкой 🌹🌹🌹
@subswithnovideos-lo1fv
@subswithnovideos-lo1fv 4 года назад
The way she lands is so adorable
@sunnyseacat6857
@sunnyseacat6857 Год назад
Sublime. Graceful. Human. Delicate, balletic movements with inner strength and joy. Artistry in pigtails and a joyful wave. Thank you from America. I hope Olga Korbut has enjoyed a lovely life, away from competition, but dancing and moving on grass, surrounded by loved ones truly. Her wonderful presence has made the world a place to behold what we can be. God bless Olga Korbut forever. Cheers from America.
@nikolass7608
@nikolass7608 4 года назад
Спасибо вам ВВС за уважительный обзор , приятно слушать.
@HarmonicaGuitar
@HarmonicaGuitar 3 года назад
Какой он уважительный? Больные на голову пропагандоны: "Русская тоже может плакать. Это удивительно",
@user-bc6nr9fg4r
@user-bc6nr9fg4r 2 года назад
@@HarmonicaGuitar Так им вдалбивали в головы, что русские это террористы, в Афганистане убивали, оккупанты русские. Это в газетах писали, по телеку пропаганда шла. Поэтому, у них такое отношение к нам. Не любовь, и страх.
@rockit3422
@rockit3422 2 года назад
I remember watching this as a kid. I was just blown away by this darling girl. She made me love gymnastics….and I was fiercely loyal to Olga, crying my eyes out when Nadia Comanechi got perfect scores 4 years later, and beat out Korbut for the medals.
@zinqa
@zinqa 3 года назад
I hate how they are calling it a disaster, to me she was still beautiful, especially that flip at the end! poor girl😭
@wendyburrows4178
@wendyburrows4178 4 года назад
Growing up and being a gymnast, Olga Korbut was my hero, she had such style, grace and poise. This was when I was a child and all was right with the world, how naive we are as children.
@100kenman
@100kenman 7 лет назад
Olga Korbut, the little girl that won gold metals with her skill and won the world with her smile
@MooJoo5555
@MooJoo5555 3 года назад
17 is not a little girl. but i guess they were expected to look like that.
@adrienneviviani178
@adrienneviviani178 6 лет назад
It seems that gymnastics back then was more artistic and fluid. It's simply stunning!
@mickeyandres2651
@mickeyandres2651 Год назад
The young women of this beautiful sport of that day had to compete through a political war and were never given credit for their bravery that in my opinion all deserved a gold. Olga and Nadia were just a few who united us through Olympics in their nations darkest hrs and it was spectacular to watch them shine. I’ll never forget it….. 🇨🇦
@alexplisecky
@alexplisecky 3 года назад
Только слова восхищения и восторга.
@persebra
@persebra 7 лет назад
Something about performing to the live piano that made the performance more personal and charming. I understand what people mean when they say artistry is missing, I remember this performance. Not the tumbling, but the dancing and expression of joy and the little flip at the end. I dont remember the gaffe in the uneven bars.
@maggieg5560
@maggieg5560 7 лет назад
Funny I didn't remember her mess up on the bars either. all I remember is how artist and adorable she was. She seemed ahead of the times back then.
@user-ef2ih3en3o
@user-ef2ih3en3o 3 года назад
Прекрасное время.Ностальгия.
@tatyanakoleso8318
@tatyanakoleso8318 2 года назад
Время было далеко непрекрасное.
@anneann9127
@anneann9127 2 года назад
I watched her in the 1972 Olympics, I was 10 and fell in l love with her and gymnastics. I never forgot her, she is still one of my hero's.
@twistoffate4791
@twistoffate4791 2 года назад
I feel like I stop breathing when Olga performs, because there is such style and grace.
@crash6422
@crash6422 5 лет назад
she's still my all time favorite gymnast! . although bigger tricks now days, she was absolutely PERFECT. Skill and added personality and charm is not seen as much as then, Olga, sweet and talented!
@lrein077
@lrein077 7 лет назад
Olga Korbut, the gymnast that captured our hearts forever.
@john172867
@john172867 2 года назад
Her floor exercise was excellent. And without the spring board they use today.
@bencuraza6503
@bencuraza6503 2 года назад
LEGEND ICON of GYMNASTICS 🤸‍♀️
@siannaperez4186
@siannaperez4186 7 лет назад
She still got silver for bars, Soviet Union still got gold for group, and she won 3 other golds on other events. For me, she is the best gymnast of all time, even better than Nadia Comaneci because Olga had more difficulty
@courtneycomley4065
@courtneycomley4065 7 лет назад
I think she is the second best I think Simone Biles beats her
@AlatarielNerwen
@AlatarielNerwen 7 лет назад
You can't compare and personally I'll take Korbut over Biles any day of the week and then some. She had grace and artistry and Biles doesn't know the meaning of those. Not SB's fault and she's amazing at what it is, it's just how gymnastics are today, little powerhouses tumbling around.
@2008avf
@2008avf 7 лет назад
Difficult for me does not count when you can't be flaweless, like in figure skating, I want to see a beautiful landing not a fall or a sheeky one even if its a cuatruple, and Nadia was so perfect, so elegant all the time, I'm sorry but for me I'll take Nadia, she is just unique
@ShaleelGriffith
@ShaleelGriffith 7 лет назад
+Courtney Comley nahh
@jesseleeward8749
@jesseleeward8749 7 лет назад
Not only that but Olga did not technically have more difficulty. Nadia matched a lot of Olga's moves and skills including her somersault. SO I don't know where that comment came from. I think he means that she was innovative and daring.
@sueroberts6193
@sueroberts6193 4 года назад
I love her still.. I'm 62 now.. She has a wonderful golden glow.. Live well with blessings Olga!!! ❤️
@cindycrewsbeach72
@cindycrewsbeach72 4 года назад
I would love to see a gymnast from today try to do her beam routine. I bet they couldn’t even come close to the elegant streamlined movements that she put together. I was 8 years old when this was on TV, then 12 when Nadia stole the show in 76. I’ve been in love with gymnastics ever since. I love Simone Biles and all that she has accomplished and all sports bring new challenges over time. It’s nice to be reminded of the girls who were brave enough to push the limits.
@mustyfan1584
@mustyfan1584 Год назад
Most gymnasts today including Simone Biles couldn't do these routines, she doesn't have the dance ability!
@catalintheodor8065
@catalintheodor8065 5 месяцев назад
It not a gimnast ...making monyy and Arnold swartzeneger fu what you whatch
@catalintheodor8065
@catalintheodor8065 5 месяцев назад
Om timpit tu nu știi sa faci o diferență cine este Napoleon ? Corupția
@catalintheodor8065
@catalintheodor8065 5 месяцев назад
Nadia its have 7 of 10 mother fukers blow you minde go to do somethig
@catalintheodor8065
@catalintheodor8065 5 месяцев назад
Fata aceasta are o privire superbă neîncrezătoare dar știe ca putea era derutata dar nu putea avea inctedera cuveninta
@View2Views
@View2Views 7 месяцев назад
I believe that Korbut, on the earlier team competition day, performed on the uneven bars the very first perfect 10! The Korbut back flip threw the jurors who baulked at giving Olga's performance its rightful score..... View that performance yourself, if just to marvel at that exceptional and beautiful performance.....
@steverakes6182
@steverakes6182 4 года назад
I was ten years old while watching her magical performance's in 72 and have never forgotten the wonderful impression she left on everyone.
@bailinnumberguy
@bailinnumberguy 10 лет назад
Even though she was from the 'Evil Empire', everyone was rooting for her in 1972. She was the most delightful olympic athlete of all time, IMO.
@dougraddi908
@dougraddi908 4 года назад
Only Americans call Russia " the evil empire"
@MrJm323
@MrJm323 4 года назад
@@dougraddi908 [Through the Bullshit Translator]: "Only Americans think mass murder, mass enslavement of whole populations, spreading terrorism worldwide, murdering people in occupied countries (i.e. the Katyn Massacre) because they MIGHT resist the occupier, re-invading neighboring countries to keep them in line (i.e. Hungary in '56, Czechoslovakia in '68, Afghanistan in '79) ...is evil. We know better!" www.amazon.com/Black-Book-Communism-Crimes-Repression/dp/0674076087/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=black+book+of+communism&qid=1569649070&sr=8-1 .
@TovChapaev
@TovChapaev 4 года назад
@@MrJm323 [Through the Fascist Translator] Pin Nazi crimes (like the Katyn massacre) on Soviets, don't mind Vietnam, Pinochet and the myriad US backed fascist dictatorships, constant sabre rattling and imperialist military interventions all over the world, we are the Land of the Free, where the Free are free to starve, live on the street and die because they can't afford to go to the hospital because healthcare is Communism. God Bless und Gott mit uns.
@leightonsteven7059
@leightonsteven7059 3 года назад
Am evil empire , she was from the USSR, not the USA
@arwo1143
@arwo1143 3 года назад
No one ever did something like this, and with Olgas routine you had the feeling that she could physically harm herself ......aaaand that’s why half of the moves she developed are forbidden in competitions now
@user-uk3pr3ky4o
@user-uk3pr3ky4o 2 года назад
Уникальная, неповторимая, великолпная гимнастка Ольга Корбут!🤗❤
@pigeonmorris2243
@pigeonmorris2243 7 лет назад
she's so light..
@user-ii2hk3gu5v
@user-ii2hk3gu5v 4 года назад
Великая страна! Великие спортсмены!
@1927su
@1927su 7 месяцев назад
Oh Olga was so inspiring to us young gymnasts back in the day!
@pamelahermano9298
@pamelahermano9298 7 месяцев назад
I miss the gracefulness of gymnastics back in the day.
@jameshadley3014
@jameshadley3014 10 лет назад
I remember watching this as an eight-year-old back in 1972. That final floor-exercise is just sublime -- one of those moments where sport meets art. And wonderful to hear once again the voice of BBC commentator Alan Weeks, and his lovely expression of joyful wonder: "Isn't she marvellous?" Absolutely. So marvellous that watching it again after all these years brought tears to my eyes. God bless you, Olga Korbut.
@buttgoomagoo6919
@buttgoomagoo6919 4 года назад
Something clean and pure about watching these performers compared to now
@Mftjan2000
@Mftjan2000 7 месяцев назад
I always loved Olga. I forgot she had those mistakes before her brilliant performances.
@WillowRaven7
@WillowRaven7 Год назад
I remember watching her during these particular Olympics. I used to love watching gymnastics and figure skating. I also remember watching Nadia Comaneci, who was also amazing in gymnastics.
@davescott8859
@davescott8859 9 лет назад
Gymnasts have my highest respect for their dedication and strength. Why fight about who is better, embrace each other as athletes and be proud of your amazing abilities and give credit where credit is due to the athletes before your time and honor them with respect.
@draganpopovic3138
@draganpopovic3138 Год назад
Засивљујућа и јединствена за сва времена. Божији дар!
@mrssmith1691
@mrssmith1691 2 года назад
I miss all the grace and artistry that was in older gymnastics - it's more like ballet here. Absolutely charming!
@avramidouellie3437
@avramidouellie3437 2 года назад
Perfect landings, beautiful arms , dance ……she is enjoying herself…….She was amazing 🤩 Thank you for all these fantastic presentations …….
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