I just love Olga She is just very genuine and sincere, and when & what she does say comes from her heart.Just keep bring you Much love to you Miss Olga and may God bless.
I don’t think Olga changing coaches really had that much to do with her performance at the 76 Olympics. Between the 72 and 76 games, the Soviet Union constantly had her on the road doing non-stop exhibitions as part of this huge PR tour. She barely even had the time to be in the gym and I think if the Soviet government had allowed her to get back in the gym and focus solely on her training then she would’ve done better at those games. And honestly, even if Olga were to have gotten a perfect 10 at those games, I don’t see how she could’ve lived up to both the hype of her previous performance and that of the new kid on the block, Nadia. I mean the media had Nadia fever to the point that Olga’s own teammate Nellie Kim also scored a perfect 10 at those games and it hardly got any attention by the press. Regardless of whether or not she had the same coach, the 76 games were always going to be Nadia’s to win. Plus, a silver on beam and a team gold are still really impressive so I wouldn’t look at her performance as any sort of failure, especially considering how cutthroat it was to even make the Olympic team in the first place.
i remember this, as a kid i loved watching the olympics, olga was a superstar after 1972, and the breakup with renald knysh was big news. at least 6 female russian gymnasts (including olga) would accuse kynsh of sexual abuse, rape, and other deviant behavior. it's always very hard for premier athletes to make good coaches, many have a hard time adjusting to the fact that almost all of their students can't compete at that level.
So finally, as a trainer, Olga became as hard as her own trainer was? Mmmmm... I wish I can watch this documentary in its full length... Thanks for sharing :)
All gymnastic coaches were ‘bullies’ back in those days. Eastern bloc especially. The training methods I grew up with would not be allowed today and would be considered bullying today. Times change.
@Cleow33 Unfortunately, it's not just coaches from the Eastern bloc that were/are bullies. Look at all the abuse American girls and many others from around the world have suffered
Meh. She didn't do anything different than the Karoliys ... Americans are just soft and not used to eastern block training methods. My heart breaks for all those girls who were sexually abused by coaches and trusted men in the sport. I'm glad to see the US gymnastics are holding USAG, Michigan and the FBI accountable for the Larry Nassar debacle
@@kirstieb8025 you mean aside from knowing people who trained with them and hearing it first hand? How about you STFU and save your little angry emojis and learn how to use big girl words?
Its not bullying lol. People are way too soft now. We used to practice lacrosse and run for so long that we would pass out. Also the reason we were one of the best teams .aslo renald seemed cool. That's crazy he's a pos
Ольга добрый день,какая ты классная была,и есть молодец так держать респект тебе, здоровья удачи благополучия
I just love Olga She is just very genuine and sincere, and when & what she does say comes from her heart.Just keep bring you Much love to you Miss Olga and may God bless.
Fascinating documentary! Thanks for posting.
I love Olga! You rock
I don’t think Olga changing coaches really had that much to do with her performance at the 76 Olympics. Between the 72 and 76 games, the Soviet Union constantly had her on the road doing non-stop exhibitions as part of this huge PR tour. She barely even had the time to be in the gym and I think if the Soviet government had allowed her to get back in the gym and focus solely on her training then she would’ve done better at those games. And honestly, even if Olga were to have gotten a perfect 10 at those games, I don’t see how she could’ve lived up to both the hype of her previous performance and that of the new kid on the block, Nadia. I mean the media had Nadia fever to the point that Olga’s own teammate Nellie Kim also scored a perfect 10 at those games and it hardly got any attention by the press. Regardless of whether or not she had the same coach, the 76 games were always going to be Nadia’s to win. Plus, a silver on beam and a team gold are still really impressive so I wouldn’t look at her performance as any sort of failure, especially considering how cutthroat it was to even make the Olympic team in the first place.
i remember this, as a kid i loved watching the olympics, olga was a superstar after 1972, and the breakup with renald knysh was big news. at least 6 female russian gymnasts (including olga) would accuse kynsh of sexual abuse, rape, and other deviant behavior. it's always very hard for premier athletes to make good coaches, many have a hard time adjusting to the fact that almost all of their students can't compete at that level.
Did he really do it ? He always looked like a super nice guy
@@Allyourbase1990 so because he looks nice he is nice? Wow
thanks a lot!
Olga around 18 is the most stunningly beautiful girl i have ever seen
Olga was the first.
I love Olga korbut. She Is a greatest star
This is interesting!!
What a besutiful house.
So finally, as a trainer, Olga became as hard as her own trainer was?
Mmmmm... I wish I can watch this documentary in its full length...
Thanks for sharing :)
Well, considering that this is the system she grew up with--and it was system wide, not just her own coach--breaking the mold would be a tough thing.
All gymnastic coaches were ‘bullies’ back in those days. Eastern bloc especially. The training methods I grew up with would not be allowed today and would be considered bullying today. Times change.
@Cleow33 Unfortunately, it's not just coaches from the Eastern bloc that were/are bullies. Look at all the abuse American girls and many others from around the world have suffered
@@sallydaniel1023 I didn't say it was just in the Eastern Bloc.
The coach was really handsome.
It's a piano version of a part of Swan Lake. It's Von Rothbart's solo, you can hear and watch it at /watch?v=ER-FFbmoIaY
Ewww, what a gross coach she had...
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The name of the music at 5:03 Please.
Ruby Lima The Number One Song in Heaven by Sparks
Sidonie Sera I’m glad you saw the comment!
maybe she would feel differently if her coach hadnt basically raped her physically
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Meh. She didn't do anything different than the Karoliys ... Americans are just soft and not used to eastern block training methods.
My heart breaks for all those girls who were sexually abused by coaches and trusted men in the sport.
I'm glad to see the US gymnastics are holding USAG, Michigan and the FBI accountable for the Larry Nassar debacle
soft? you’re ignorant
how the hell do you know how they were treated? the americans? 🤬
@@kirstieb8025 you mean aside from knowing people who trained with them and hearing it first hand? How about you STFU and save your little angry emojis and learn how to use big girl words?
Its not bullying lol. People are way too soft now. We used to practice lacrosse and run for so long that we would pass out. Also the reason we were one of the best teams .aslo renald seemed cool. That's crazy he's a pos
that’s abuse
you were abused. I feel bad for you.