This Will NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN! || The Forgotten World Record Of Neeraj Chopra
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Chopra looks like he's about to yeet the most powerful yeet of all time
@@wilhelmw3455 it an old meme saying
@@wilhelmw3455 damn you are young
@@HikrisDopl or old...
He's not even broken 90m yet
How do u yeet a yeet?
I just learned more about the javelin in 8 minutes than I have in the last 28 years of following track and field! Great work!!!
One minute in I had to stop it. Too much blaaablaaaablaaaa. Not getting to the point of the video. I have a short attention span and little time to sit around watching this kinda crap.
I like your appreciation of the channel but you must have been drunk for 28 years to not know absolutely basic things and top headlines despite following tracks.
No offense sir
RIGHT ?!?!?!?!?! I have never in my life taken even a second thought about 'Le Javelin' ... I feel like now I could focus a short novel. LOL
I would say the same if it were not for having watched a random CZcams video late one night (i'm an insomniac) on his coach Uwe Hohn. He set the world record throw of 104.8 meters in 1984 (almost threw it out of the stadium), thus causing the change to the javelin to fly less far for safety reasons. I'd love to see how far this new breed of javelin throwers could throw the old javelin.
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Don't underestimate the power of sport. this man has infused a ton of dreams in millions of people around his country.
Millions upon millions, maaaaany millions, holy shit so many millions 😆
@@DJKHOTTA yes, too many millions billions
Indian children: Finally, another way to get out of poverty!
@@aljon5947 that is the case even in western countries .sport lifts lot of people out of poverty
@@VARMOT123 lifts individuals, not society as a whole
To be clear about his Coaching history over the period that you are talking about…. Initially Neeraj was coached to World Junior success by Australian Gary Calvert, who suddenly and sadly passed away in 2018. Uve Hohn took over in 2017, but actually Neeraj has been coached to his Olympic success by legendary Biomechanics expert and coach, Dr Klaus Bartonietz. Having had the privilege of watch them work together in recent months, I am expecting great things from them in 2023.
Awesome info! Thank you.
Him having this coaching as he does really make me feel he will be pushing 100m in no time and we may see a redesign again.
How do these connections how do these arrangements come to pass with coaches and athletes from different sides of the world working together?
@@serronserron1320 when a special talent emerges from perhaps a country that does not have a good coaching infrastructure, the federation if they are smart will look for an established coach from another country to develop that talent.
Hopefully this will also give the opportunity to help educate the local coaches.
There is a small number of what are called "serial podium coaches" in an event that have a track record of deliverimg medals in that event.
@@Shaun_Pickering In his later years do you think that this Indian will become a coach and train a new generation like his olympic predecessors?
We indians 🤣🤣 just he just doing his athletes stuff but mom and dad won't leave him if he doesn't do his math homework.
Just here to announce that in 2023, Neeraj Chopra became World Champion🏅
Thanks for covering this Indian athlete representing a sport other than cricket in my country. Cricket and its stardom overshadows achievements of other athletes, who equally deserve respect and honor. Appreciate your efforts.
I would expect his fame will show in the next ten years with Indian track and field athletes getting further golds. India has a massive number of potentially elite athletes just needing some support.
Don't worry Indian cricket will destroy itself with IPL. The only reason cricket is popular is because it is the sport we have the best shot at winning something in an international competition. Same was the case with hockey before this. If that goes away with players only focusing on money and IPL, some other sport will take center-stage.
u just spoken my mind !
He deserves better than those overrated, overpaid cricketers!
@@GMPranav That's a big YUP! The huge money in IPL f.ed cricket up! The athletes have become way too lazy.
Neeraj Chopra just won gold medal at world athletics championship 2023 with a big throw of 88.17m in finals
Neeraj just won gold medal in Asian Games 2023 with massive throw of 88.88m
I recall being at the 1976 Olympics in Montreal when Miklos Nemeth threw a world record 94.58 meters. There were numerous athletic events going on at the same time when all of a sudden the whole crowd in the Olympic stadium saw this Javelin magically floating threw the air. There was a pronounced collective gasp that echoed throughout the Big O. The throw was that much further than everybody elses.
What a moment. Thanks for sharing!
So proud that an Indian athlete is being talked about on this channel
Picked the right sport to gold medal in too
Why do these comments look so disgusting?
I am an Indian too, I am proud af for Neeraj but there's nothing really special if he got featured on a CZcams channel no matter how big it is. Yeah it's cool, people get to know your boy better but it's nothing to be proud of. This channel ain't Arjuna award or Khel Ratna or Ballon D'or or Oscar prize set damn it!
No offense to TRP, I love your videos and research man
@@dummy9517 lol
@@dummy9517 Partially agreed with you, We as Indians seek validation from foreigners. Be it those travel youtubers coming to india, people just want to listen good things about india from them. And thats how they use this thing to get audience from India. You will see every other travel youtuber gaining thousands of subscribers and millions of views whenever they travel through india.
It's good thing if someone is appreciating, but we should just not get happy or being proud about it.
I wish Chopra will eventually make it. Jan Železný was GOAT. Of 20th century, as well as Uwe Hohn. But we need someone with incredible throw, and I believe Chopra can lift this gauntlet and make it. No record shines forever. And I am writing this as a Czech, who witnessed Železný's throws live, though late in his career.
I've seen a video some time ago, where Železný in his late 40's/early 50's threw javelin casually, in a training. He threw it over 70 meters, just like that. Someone walk his dog and throw his dog a stick. Someone throws his stick 70 meters far...
Good luck to Chopra!
Being Indian , hearing your kind words for our sports star Neeraj Chopra is heart warming.
I think Anderson Peters has much more potential than Neeraj Chopra.
Perhaps I am mis-understanding you but what do you mean: " I wish Chopra will eventually make it"? He is world junior champion. He won the diamond league yearly competition. He won commonwealth games. He won Asian Games. He won the Olympic GOLD MEDAL. He was hurt yet he finished second in World Championship. What is left for him to do to "Make it"???
@@thenorseprodigy7466 Okay. But I think Chopra has much more Olympic Gold Medals than Peters🤷♂
@@vikramparmar8093 98.48m.
The fact that the world record is about 10% further than the current world champion can throw is insane.
That would be like the 100m sprint record being around 8s80.
I think the javelins were different back then weren't they? Pretty sure they nerfed them because throws were at risk of going off the field lol
@@ianmccurdy1223 Nope. Current WR is 98.48, achieved with modern standards.
@@ianmccurdy1223104.8m was thrown with obsolete equipment. 98.5 was thrown with modern equipment.
Also gotta keep in mind the wind. The Olympic stadiums are all enclosed and don’t allow for a tailwind
And not only that. Zelezny was an absolute legend. He threw it with an alluminium javelin. I think the same throw with the Valhalla would've gone to 101-102m
This man has rekindled the sporting hopes of a billion people. Thanks for covering him ! ! !
🇮🇳 The nation is proud of him 🇮🇳
Your welcome 🇩🇪
Kuch aur kaam bhi krliya karo, saara din proud hone ke ilaava.
@@naveensekhon4563 tumhare pass to ye option bhi nhi h
That dude standing where the javelin lands is fukin insane bruv
Chopra is peaking right now and he's already an Olympic Champion (2020/21). Following 2021 there's one major event every year: World championships in 2022, 23 and 25 and the Paris Olympics in 24. I hope he can get couple of more golds and podiums in all 5.
Thousands of years ago, this guy would've been a legit hero of legend.
Here go add more to his record ! He won diamond league again 😂
And just 3 days ago become world champion 🥇🥇🥇
I think he's gonna throw 92m this year, and though he has quite a bit of competition left in him, I don't think he's gonna get Jan's world record, that throw basically turned him into a ballista
I think he won't be able to win gold this time but i wish he does that
@@deepakarya3670 the whole Indian sport will change if he would able to win this time, also wishing for him
@@ayushvaidcommerce8242 winning two consecutive gold will make him legend in Indian sports
@@deepakarya3670 that's something which should happen. Because in India people just want to watch cricket
@@ayushvaidcommerce8242 watching cricket won't end ...all Americans watch basketball stil they excel at Olympic ..same is about other countries....it's an individual game cricket is team game .....his success again will make him undisputed champion nd will help many others who don't opt any game in their life to opt it too.
He is a very serious yoga practitioner and this is what yoga does to you when you do it right.
He also doesn't eat meat or drink milk and his diet is mostly fruits, veggies, nuts, spices and other amazing indian food.
This is not just because he is a good athlete or train a lot, this is the whole mindset and the way he treats his body.
He is an olympian in the true sense of the term.
Damn, imagine how much further he could do with meat and dairy
He does eat non veg now. I think he said he eats chicken and stuff because he needs protein.
He's practicing in isolation. We here in 🇮🇳 haven't been hearing much about him.
I get the feeling that he'll do a 92+ in the upcoming season.
He has completed Javelin now. He is the WORLD CHAMPION!
It is amazing how close he is getting to out throwing the field like his coach in 84.
He is defiantly a force to be reckoned with. If he keeps on like this, we will see the Javelin remade again when he breaks 100.
And I have a feeling he will get there with consistently throwing near 90m.
What an athlete.
The thing is these new javelins Are modified ! So they go less far that older ones !
i love this guy. Besides being a top athlete he's even a great human being
Stretching and flexibility are criminally underrated in the us fitness world
Being an INDIAN , I am super proud of him. He gave a nation of 1.4 billion people a moment to celebrate in the Tokyo olympics. Thanks for covering him.
Pls delete your comment
They laugh on these type of comments
Please
@@Jee2024IIT If someone laughs at the pride of a nation they are contemptible.
@@Jee2024IIT it's cringe, I agree.
a shame 1.4 billion people and only 1 guy performing well against other players, i am very proud of this guy but also ashamed of the sport culture in india
@@blackmamba9950 well it wasn't laughing on this is rude and cringe
It just shows personal hatred
Looking forward forward to seeing Neeraj Chopra throwing over 90 metres this year for the first time which is perhaps surprising given his major championships medals.
Now we all know he won gold in world Championship 2023 😂
IMO Neeraj scoring gold solidified Indian athletics. I'm super excited for the competition they bring within the next decade.
Glad to see that everyone except the indians are talking about Neeraj. Kudos.
He just won another Diamond League in Doha yesterday
World champion now
Well, he's already secured his place in India's sporting history. But I'm sure we'll hear his name a lot in the coming years!
Great stuff! One observation, Uwe Hohn hasn't coached Chopra since 2018. Klaus Bartonietz is current coach. Cheers.
Another German haha
Hey wasn't he the Coach during Tokyo 2020 at 2021?? I swear I saw him celebrating with Neeraj at the strands
@@dummy9517
According to Wikipedia you're right.
They say Hohn started as Chopra's coach in 2018 and Bartonietz took over in 2021, before that he was listed as "biomechanics expert".
Lets not add more pressure by overhyping him, just wish that he gives his best throws while being free from possible injuries. Him coming from a rural area, choosing an unknown sport and competing in the world stage is hell of a BIG DEAL. Being an athlete isnt even considered a career, hence there is less to no facilities. The society here discourage by saying it's just a hobby, it wont put food on your table.
This man single handedly has changed this scenerio...
NEERAJ CHOPRA, THE GOLDEN BOY OF INDIA!!!
Sure
Sure
So as great as he is and as far as he's thrown, he's still nearly 10 METERS short of the WR...... that's crazy! 🤯🤯😮😮
And he has won 2023 world athletics championship Budapest Gold medal.
I only want to wish Chipra ALL THE BEST in 2023. Such talent.
He become world champion na
Not chipra ,,,chopra
With such a mentor and abilities he's going to become a titan in the sport!
He was a JCO in the Indian army. That makes him disciplined, strong and focussed. He's unstoppable and he'll not stop until he becomes the greatest in this sport.
Wow what great knowledge,noob
@@vishaldubey5699Noob 😂😂😂?How old are you, kid? Go and study. Don't waste your time here.
@@SeekerAndLearner people like you who don't know anything about sport lecturing someone like me who is in to athletics since ages is the problem of internet 😂
@@vishaldubey5699Idiot, I have been in athletics myself. I'm a middle distance runner(800m and 1500m ) and a high-jumper. Duniya me tu ek akela athlete nahi hai. Jitne tu ne events me participate nahi kiya hoga, us se jyada mere paas medals hain.
@@SeekerAndLearner haha middle distance runner doing High jump shows what level of athletics you were doing mere lal.
Chopra is the world champion now in 2023. Every medal out there in his bag. What a champ 😊
He is from my country, my state, my district...proud of you 👍
Jai Hind, Jai Haryana 🙏
Good luck to the dude, and the millions he's inspiring!
Something about javelin and spear that is so primal which makes it the most captivating out of all field events capturing 1000s of years of human evolution
Zelezny was a different kind of beast, but this kid has bright future.
SUPER #HUMBLE #SPORTSMAN
HE is #PRiDE for this World. #NEERAJCHOPRA is A #GENTLEMAN.🙂
I was gonna say no one's thrown further in the "new" javelin throw. He changed the sport forever. He was absolutely amazing 👏
Talking about Uwe Hohn.
Zelezny has the record with the new javelin. The kids have some work to do for that. It should happen though.
But it isn't true at all, so why would you say that, lol. Check out Jan Zelezny, the absolute master. And there are others.
With over a billion people, it's about time India started to produce world class athletes
That coach is a monster boss.. 104 m??? WTF 😳😨
Can't wait too see Neeraj Chopra break the 100 meter mark in 2023!
That may not be possible. Around 92 might be
Wow, incredible work ethics. 👏 respect to both of them.
Don't forget about Thomas Alan Petranoff who hit a 99.72 m (327 ft) and a personal best with the new implement javelin is 89.16 m (292.5 ft)
Over the years, javelin has got heavier and heavier, so to mark anything around 100m mark is now next to impossible.
Another international celebrity ive never heard of. The olympics isn't half what it was when i was a kid. "If everyone is famous, nobody is"
He's going to break his record and send it to the Moon!👍
Proud to be an indian 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳☝️☝️
Don't make it cringe . No other commenter does this
Love it when TRP covers throwers!
Athletic performance from the DDR was beyond belief and if one knows athletes from there who are willing to be honest the stories will amaze.
⭐What a cool episode. This guy is becoming a superstar ⭐
He is for sure going over 90 at least this year
Awesome video! Next javelin season will be legendary, when Chopra, Peters and the guy who wasn't covered in this video, Johannes Vetter with PB of 97.76 m back in 2020, will return health and they all will compete against each other in their prime!
I am from the future, Chopra has now won Gold in World Championships and defeated Anderson Peters as well, Sweet.
🙃🙃
He started as a 200 pound 12 year old who went to the gym by the bus on his allowance. His trainer found his javelin talent 6 months in.
The way he throws is so beautiful
Go India. Best of luck in Paris '24.
Finally Neeraj Chopra getting the respect he deserves!
And getting his surname butchered 🥲
Vetter is this generations best thrower simply because of his build and speed. Although inconsistent but he will surely smash few more records. Chopra is good in terms of consistency but his built limits his overall strength, thats why he is yet to cross 90m and hopefully he crosses one day. My bet is on vetter/peters
Chopra won the GOLD in World Championship :) Legend in making
I wanna see a version of this sport where the athletes are allowed to produce their own speer and have a whole team of engineers behind them kinda like F1, imagine seeing a human throw a speer over 200 meters
That would be incredible!
I almost cried when he got the gold medal. I'm a redneck in Texas but I was so happy to see India get a gold medal. It meant so much to me, I can only imagine what it meant to India.
You are an empathetic human and an athletics lover I see . I would love to see American athletics infra in schools and colleges in India . You have by far the world's best athletics program
The good thing about the redesign is that alignment of the javelin doesn't matter as much as it basically will always pitch down given enough flight time
The speed of the javelin on release matters much more which is why his technique of stretching back before release allows for more distance for acceleration.
I used to do javelin in Singapore at under 16s and my PB was 50m and for a smaller(172cm) thrower like myself my coach and I developed all kinds of tricks.
When these tricks were then taught to my tall juniors(180cm) they proceeded to wreck my PB easily throwing consistent over 50s.
I'm bitter but javelin is still a height game in the end.
True, as many sports are. It’s the whip of the body which is simply greater the taller you are, although power can make up some of that. At least you know you performed tot he best you could and no one your height would’ve done better
@@TheBaumcm I can't claim that noone could have done it better, but like all of athletics you are always aiming to best yourself. So I was never satisfied
@@TheBaumcm football (soccer) is a game that requires short height though
@@Jee2024IIT Unless you're a goalie or someone's dropping a cross into the box and you need to be the first one to head the ball.
Mental accent; he doesn’t look after the trow. Because it doesn’t matter any more. I like. When the shots 🔥 fired you don’t have influence on it anymore. I like
Legends creating legends. Beautiful.
Finally Neeraj Bhai is here🔥🔥
He is gonna nail it. For sure.❤️❤️❤️
Power of desi.🔥🔥
Impressive. The gold medalist from Pakistan, Arshad Nadeem crossed the 90 meter just a few months ago in Birmingham. They’re both great friends.
crossing 90m in Birmingham wasn't a big deal because it also depends on the wind , Arshad couldn't do it in tokyo
@@Cyclop why couldn’t any other players do it then, in the world champion competing there? Such a stupid argument.
He is basically a living, breathing human sized spring.
When i was in high school, my parents refused to let me play football. So i chose track. I was a thrower, disc, shot, and jav. No matter how good i got at the full technique (running up for jav, the shot put throw movement, or the disc twirl thing) i always PR'd when i stood still, but got yelled at when i stod still and threw. I wish i wouldve ignored the coach and did it how i was best at. i cry in the night
Well he won another gold this week in World Athletic Championship... He was not completely happy with his throw ...but glad he won GOLD 🤘🤘
If only Indian media had the time to cover this fellow.
Never heard of this guy. Thank you for telling me about him.
When it comes to track and field i follow TRP for fantastic well researched analysis of various athletes. I am so glad you covered Chopra. Thank you 💕 from India. It certainly put a smile on my face.
Neeraj Chopra is the pride of India.🇮🇳
I admire this athlete not so much for his skill but how well his body has stuck it out, I say this because as a person who has had 5 back surgeries I certainly could not do what he has done.
The man inspired millions of Indian kids . 🔥🔥
Much love from India ❤️
I’m no expert but I think if he tries to become a fast bowler, he could be clocking close to 160 km/h
If he was born in 1000s India,
He would have been a legend.
“The sport of athletics”. Lmao, love it. Wonder if either of those guys can actually hunt with one of those.
4:10 looks even more insane from that angle
My days of being an athlete are about a decade behind me, but I'd say with his body type I doubt he'd get unbreakable records, extremely impressive records that should stand for a long time, but not unbreakable. He's a whip. Eventually a whip that has more strength and the same speed will come along.
He kind of reminds me of bruce lee in his physique. Lee was never about building muscle mass as such, it was about strength, speed and stamina. This guy has worked to his strengths in the same way, getting the most out of his relatively small frame. It’s not the size of the dog in the fight as the old saying goes.
Whole lot of words for saying nothing.
@@error.418 don’t forget to smile
@@The-Real-Ando Did you confuse the reply to OP as a reply to you?
@@The-Real-Ando I completely agree with you. I'd never want to fight Bruce Lee because I know I'd lose. I was trained in Shorin-Ryu so I'm not a novice in martial arts, but I'd be no match for Bruce Lee. With Bruce Lee's speed I doubt I'd even be able to counter. That doesn't change that technique is everything, and this guy has it. Sorry of this reply came across as a humble brag, but I'm really trying to highlight how extraordinary Chopra is.
When he throws the javelin it just reminds me of the Kshatriya warriors of the times of Arjun and Pandavs
I wish the likes of Bhumrah, Shami, Umran Malik and many of our extreme fast bowlers seek help for remaining fit from this legend.
I wonder how far he could throw the old javelin.
I need to see him do a throw in with a soccer/football. Just for fun. That flexibility and range of motion is fascinating combined with his strength, speed, and proven throwing ability.
His range of motion is just insane.
Thanks for making video on Indian athlete love from India I am following your channel since 2019
‘’That mf right there is not real’’
😂😂
Excellent video. Love it when you present the field events. Minor correction on pronunciation of his name: say it "Choh-pra" or "Choa-pra" not "Chop-ra". Say it like Oprah. The 'o' is said 'oh'. The English announcer at 02:59 comes pretty close to saying it correctly. You've always done a great job of pronouncing names so just wanted to give a little help with this one.
I've often wondered how these narrators decide to pronounce things. Why would any announcer presume that an 'o' and an 'a' would have the same sound, seems foreign (pun intended) and odd to me. In practically any other language outside English both British and US (although there are other accents of course) vowels are constant. The announcers pronunciation is Chapra, mostly the name of a city in India not normal to a Sir Name.
@@bruceleealmighty probably an assumption because the other famous Chopra, Deepak, has been pronounced by a lot of media like the narrator said.
I actually thought that that thumbnail was clickbait. It is amazing that it wasn't. We are in for a few good years with Chopra!
6:57 Yeah he just casually wins gold in the world athletics championships
This dude has 6.2M followers on IG. That has to be some kind of world record in track as well
Sania Mirza has more followers than lots of singles slam winners in tennis .if you are good in any sport in India ,you would have lots of followers
UB be like
I'm more worried about the javelin pinning someone in the head or chest area lol
Thank you for covering this topic with Indian athlete💪🏻❤️
He has never thrown 90 Meters!
Therefore he was very very lucky to win his medals.
Pakistani spotted