@@RageTonight ladders are A.) slow and B.) extremely vulnerable to archers and fire that’s why many siege weapons like cannons and trebuchets were invented why risk losing men when you can pepper the walls down from safety
What wasn’t mentioned was that when she broke her pole, the one she borrowed was a pole from a competitor of another team. That’s true sportsmanship right there.
No, it was actually her own pole, the competitor had just taken it by mistake. That's what makes this story even crazier! Angelica was the last to jump, and when the pole broke on the third attempt, she got an extra attempt. The problem was that her other pole was nowhere to be found - the the whole competition came to a stall where everybody was just watching Angelica nervously looking everywhere for her lost pole. That french competitor, Ninon, was already out and had packed her poles. She thought that she might just as well lend one of her poles to Angelica, but when she opened her pole tube, she found a pole that didn't belong there - it was the very pole that Angelica had looked for all along! How she cleared on that extra attempt after that extremely stressful situation is beyond crazy! Her male team mate, Armand Duplantis (WR holder) said that it was the craziest thing he had ever seen in a pole vault competition and that he could never have replicated that kind of performance.
@@ToxicFunnyNes she took it by mistake. All athletes have a number of poles, and they look kind of similar, so it's an easy mistake to make when you aren't paying full attention.
No she doesn't give her pole they have different poles according to their body (weight, height etc.) So she just give her the spare pole but it is still a nice thing
I just don't even know how its possible to train for such body movements and how to control the stick contortion in a fraction of a second while making your body controlled to the minute detail... I'm just so in awe of this sport. It seems so fantastically impossible, its truly amazing and I wish I could know what its like to have such a skill. It must feel like flying.
My daughter pole vaults, it definitely takes mental fortitude and determination. She fractured her tibia plateau her senior year in High school, but came back in six weeks to win regionals and a week later tied for second at State, she was still wearing her knee brace, but would remove it to vault. Two years later in college, she blew out her meniscus, same knee, six months of recovery, and she was back at it. She impresses me constantly with her mental and physical strength, plus her never give up attitude. Pole vaulters are a different breed, their strength, fearlessness, and total body control is on another level...this is why gymnasts make great pole vaulters (my daughter did gymnastics for 9 years prior)
I just wanna make you aware of things like bpc-157 for your daughter. It's not what you think it is lol it's used for healing damaged muscles and tendons and stuff, and is in no way a PED. Though it is banned by wada because it's SO good at healing muscle injuries, so that's something to keep in mind. Bpc-157 is starting to be used to treat injuries in middle aged and older folks who's healing rate is much slower. But when you give somebody in their prime that stuff, they heal like mf wolverine. I had a buddy get injections of it in his knee after a football injury, and he was back to 100% more than twice as fast as the doctor predicted. Obviously do your research, im no expert on it, I just wanted you to know about it. None of us like seeing our kids injured
And that point where they induce the "spring" of the pole to start lifting them up....just plain awesome. And this is coming from a person who has ridden many rodeo bulls and barebacks.
Core strength is important, but to be honest, the most important is your chest, your body and arms stay straight (except your legs folding in) so to get to the compressed position you have to pull your body to your arms which takes a lot of chest
Can we just appreciate her motivation after her pole broke? Trying to go for a new country record and having your pole break would be a hard thing mentally, so congrats for her actually doing it
I’m a pole vaulter I’ve seen tons of breaks and never anyone being impaled because of the way it is bent and is breaking away from them. It’s not impossible but most I’ve ever seen were scratches.
I imagine this is very very unlikely, i feel like the pole would have to be facing upwards while you fall on it straight down which in most cases you wont be falling onto the pole because it will have already moved in a certain direction so it wont be straifht under you
You shouldn't be as worried of getting impaled by a pole, than landing from like 4m on hard ground in case you weren't fast enough. At best you'll fuck up your ankles. In worst cases, you'll die on the spot or very soon, but, if you do this then you should know how to control yourself to not fall on the head. Though, if you search through some gore sites..
To be honest now that I think about it... some of the spots you see in the Olympics are terrifying! They are relying on a thin pole to bend just right without breaking to propel them up into the sky over another thin pole several feet from the ground.😱❤
I tried pole vaulting one season back in high school in the early ‘70’s. At one meet one of our better vaulters had his pole snap just before he reached peak height of around 13’. He came straight back down into the box and snapped a collar bone. I will never forget that sound…
I just imagined that the bamboo pole splintered and actually pierced the girl. So glad she didn't get hurt. Well done. Great comeback using your competitors pole as well. That is sportsmanship at its best.
@@kyodkuzen as a polevaulter myself I can say that that’s basically impossible, also a pole breaking isn‘t the worst nightmare because most of the time you will be very near to the ground, because thats where the pole bends the most and fall on the mat. I once misread the distance to the hole, was about one feet of, jumped a quarter of a seccond to early and instead of going up the momentum of the run frew me down onto the ground. Couldn‘t breath for a minute and then had a hard time mooving for several weeks because of back pain.
@@NaraKwonPoD idk for sure, but I doubt most women could break them. Think they are the same pole men use, and they weigh a lot more and have a lot more strength.
@@NaraKwonPoD yeah I don't see what they'd gain out of that anyways to make a rule against it. Not saying there isn't, just sports have dumb rules lol.
@@ilikepointlessinternetargument you wouldn’t even be able to plant the pole…or launch even a few feet. trust me imma vaulter and we start from the very bottom to get the technique down
Actually there are no poles that "belong" to a specific athlete, the poles are being provided by the event. But yeah, pole vaulters are known for their sportsmanship towards each other.
It just proves how tall those bars are that you can see their facial expressions on the way down. I did pole vaulting and while I never got anywhere close to these insane heights it still astonishes me that these women have so much strength 🙌🏼
@@xplct7f126 false. I polevaulted highschool n college set highschool and county record. It requires speed and explosive energy at take off. Abs are most important since ur legs need to create a long and quick arc to invert. Then the pole throws you your not pushing off with ur Lats. That’s at takeoff for half a second at most. Biceps triceps and shoulder muscles once ur inverted and doing a turn over 🤷🏽♂️ but none of it happens unless you get speed on the run way. The higher ur take off point is the bigger and heavier poles you can use
Humans are such funny creatures. People literally devote their entire lives to surpassing a goal YEETING themselves off of a big bendy stick over another big stick
Honestly how did this become a sport in the first place? "Hey John, I found this funny stick, I like using it to jump higher even though i have no reason to do it and i risk my life with every jump" "I bet I can go higher..."
People in the mountains use poles to jump down and across distances and chasms It's funny what humans are capable of and did/do and how civilisation has made us so soft
Instead of letting that broken pole and the fact that she only had one try left because of it shatter her confidence and psych her out because of the pressure, she just bounced to her feet with a smile, grabbed a new pole and broke the record. THAT is a Champion.
What I find most impressive is that she was going for a record meaning this was no run of the mill vault. Her pole breaks which can be incredibly dangerous for her. Now it is fresh her mind that any attempt she makes could result in major injury and her primal instinct to protect herself could kick in and cause he to bail out from the attempt. Not only did she immediately step up and overcome any fear of failure or injury that was fresh in her mind, but in doing so successfully conpleted the vault and set a new record. Absolutely inspirational!
That mental fortitude is nuts. I was doing a high jump event on a windy day, and on one of my attempts, the pole blew off the stands. Threw me off completely. Didn't even clear 1m40 that day, which is a hight I'd normally scissor step without issue
@@Pumpy_88 no, she isn't, but you said I was "simping" on her. She is half my age and the same age as my daughter, to keep that's gross to think about. I am admiring a talented young lady, nothing more, nothing less. Have a good day!
Pole vaulting is INCREDIBLY hard, my friend pole vaults and i underestimated her and said "I wanna try it!", and i deadass couldnt even push myself up, when i tell you i fell so hard on my ass and all the air got knocked out of my lungs, i truly mean it. I was sore for about a month after that. Yeah, you need muscle for that shit, muscle i dont have😭
Every time I think im dying from a little headache I’ll just remind myself that this is just some of what the human body can do and be alright. then I’ll eat ice cream.
If it break early like in the first clip then not really, its about as much of a "wat?" when you are suddenly on you back.. like a "violent slip".. when if breaks half way up then yeah that can.. thats like 3-4 meter up and no soft matress underneath if unlucky.
It's so crazy how it looks like they'll never make it but then two seconds later you like oh they made it! 😁 Their bodies are goals btw too! Let me go join the Olympics real quick ☺️😄
I used to do something like this as a kid to get across the creak. Then I saw bridge to terabethia and was traumatized lmao. My grandma put it on for me and didn’t know the ending. I was shook
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Imagine being a medieval warrior in a castle under siege, and the attackers start doing this to get on your walls
Why would they do this when they have ladders
@@RageTonight dah ladders are slow
@@RageTonight it’s about the message
@@RageTonight ladders are A.) slow and B.) extremely vulnerable to archers and fire that’s why many siege weapons like cannons and trebuchets were invented why risk losing men when you can pepper the walls down from safety
@@Linki8uu yeah good luck aim a moving target with a bow
What wasn’t mentioned was that when she broke her pole, the one she borrowed was a pole from a competitor of another team. That’s true sportsmanship right there.
No, it was actually her own pole, the competitor had just taken it by mistake. That's what makes this story even crazier! Angelica was the last to jump, and when the pole broke on the third attempt, she got an extra attempt. The problem was that her other pole was nowhere to be found - the the whole competition came to a stall where everybody was just watching Angelica nervously looking everywhere for her lost pole. That french competitor, Ninon, was already out and had packed her poles. She thought that she might just as well lend one of her poles to Angelica, but when she opened her pole tube, she found a pole that didn't belong there - it was the very pole that Angelica had looked for all along! How she cleared on that extra attempt after that extremely stressful situation is beyond crazy! Her male team mate, Armand Duplantis (WR holder) said that it was the craziest thing he had ever seen in a pole vault competition and that he could never have replicated that kind of performance.
@@osche87 Details! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
@osche87 so she stole her pole 💀
@@ToxicFunnyNes she took it by mistake. All athletes have a number of poles, and they look kind of similar, so it's an easy mistake to make when you aren't paying full attention.
@@osche87backstory
She first broke the pole then broke the record. 💪
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Can we just acknowledge France for a sec being nice enough to lend Sweden her pole
yea idk why it wasnt mentioned
Thanks for that detail! Class act 👏
Let's acknowledge the person leding the pole, her being French have nothing to do with it. Ok? Ok.
@@bananerna2601..they’re saying the countries cause its a competition between countries.
@@bananerna2601Yes it does. French are typically a$$holes.
If I remember correctly, that was one of Angela’s competitors that handed her their pole so she could do the jump. Pure wholesomeness. ❤
*Angelica
If it broke, it wouldn't have been so wholesome lol.
@@jonrussell739 they meant the second pole she used, not the first one
@@annabeatrizd4044 I know. I just thought if the second pole broke, this would have a different tone lol.
No she doesn't give her pole they have different poles according to their body (weight, height etc.) So she just give her the spare pole but it is still a nice thing
I just don't even know how its possible to train for such body movements and how to control the stick contortion in a fraction of a second while making your body controlled to the minute detail... I'm just so in awe of this sport. It seems so fantastically impossible, its truly amazing and I wish I could know what its like to have such a skill. It must feel like flying.
Skill issue, or lack there of
I SWEAR. FUCKING AWESOME
Just watching it makes me feel tired. 🥵
You said, word for word exactly what I was feeling 👏🏾👏🏾
@@blobfishboy8678 you’re chronically online 😂😂😂
My daughter pole vaults, it definitely takes mental fortitude and determination. She fractured her tibia plateau her senior year in High school, but came back in six weeks to win regionals and a week later tied for second at State, she was still wearing her knee brace, but would remove it to vault. Two years later in college, she blew out her meniscus, same knee, six months of recovery, and she was back at it. She impresses me constantly with her mental and physical strength, plus her never give up attitude. Pole vaulters are a different breed, their strength, fearlessness, and total body control is on another level...this is why gymnasts make great pole vaulters (my daughter did gymnastics for 9 years prior)
Epic
I can only pray she could vault over her medical bills.
@@thelouster5815 😂😂😂
I just wanna make you aware of things like bpc-157 for your daughter. It's not what you think it is lol it's used for healing damaged muscles and tendons and stuff, and is in no way a PED. Though it is banned by wada because it's SO good at healing muscle injuries, so that's something to keep in mind. Bpc-157 is starting to be used to treat injuries in middle aged and older folks who's healing rate is much slower. But when you give somebody in their prime that stuff, they heal like mf wolverine. I had a buddy get injections of it in his knee after a football injury, and he was back to 100% more than twice as fast as the doctor predicted. Obviously do your research, im no expert on it, I just wanted you to know about it. None of us like seeing our kids injured
@꧁GlorifiedGremlin꧂ My daughter has fully recovered, it's been nearly two years since her surgery and she has made a great recovery....Thanks
The pole just breaking isn't a pole vaulters worst nightmare, it's when it breaks and it impales you.
Yeah was gonna say it isn’t the pole breaking that’s the problem it’s landing on it
That actually happened to a guy. In the jewels
NO I-
The core strength for this event is super impressive
Arm too
And that point where they induce the "spring" of the pole to start lifting them up....just plain awesome. And this is coming from a person who has ridden many rodeo bulls and barebacks.
Core strength is important, but to be honest, the most important is your chest, your body and arms stay straight (except your legs folding in) so to get to the compressed position you have to pull your body to your arms which takes a lot of chest
True the bodily control too
my bf fucked his ankle up trying to do it😭
Last dudes living life in slow motion
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And yet whoever made this video was more pressed by the fact that he catches it smh
Can we just appreciate her motivation after her pole broke? Trying to go for a new country record and having your pole break would be a hard thing mentally, so congrats for her actually doing it
Bro fell like an angel
Pole-breaking freaks me the hell out, I can't help but imagine the shock of someone getting lethally impaled in front of thousands of people.
I’m a pole vaulter I’ve seen tons of breaks and never anyone being impaled because of the way it is bent and is breaking away from them. It’s not impossible but most I’ve ever seen were scratches.
I imagine this is very very unlikely, i feel like the pole would have to be facing upwards while you fall on it straight down which in most cases you wont be falling onto the pole because it will have already moved in a certain direction so it wont be straifht under you
You watched too much final destination
Damn 💀
You shouldn't be as worried of getting impaled by a pole, than landing from like 4m on hard ground in case you weren't fast enough. At best you'll fuck up your ankles. In worst cases, you'll die on the spot or very soon, but, if you do this then you should know how to control yourself to not fall on the head. Though, if you search through some gore sites..
Ngl that last dude was mad smooth when he caught his pole
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Thats what she said.
@@gamingwithanoob no need to
She came back and killed it on the second attempt! Pure grit and determination!
To be honest now that I think about it... some of the spots you see in the Olympics are terrifying! They are relying on a thin pole to bend just right without breaking to propel them up into the sky over another thin pole several feet from the ground.😱❤
In the first clip, the French candidate gave her a pole. Dont know if it was hers, but if it was, she showed real sportsmanship
Damn for some reason I thought you meant the pole that broke was the loaner from the French girl. That would have been suspicious AF lol
@@issaciams is that not what they meant?
@@siffie5355 nope...thats not what the comment meant. He/she means....after the first girls pole broke a french sportswoman lent her own pole to her.
@@MKI553 thank you
Thats what she said
I love how happy and accomplished they are when they know they go over the pole
omg... 👁️👄👁️ I didn't want to make this edit but that's a lot of likes
Second girl was happy midair, so cute
That's so amazing that people can do this! That's a lot of hard work right there!
yeah you can see the smile come just as they clear the bar. very cool.
To trust that pole not to break while you're in the air knowing that it has broken before.
1000th🎉
Angelica is so adorable 🥹😍
Most fetching smile ever.
I tried pole vaulting one season back in high school in the early ‘70’s. At one meet one of our better vaulters had his pole snap just before he reached peak height of around 13’. He came straight back down into the box and snapped a collar bone. I will never forget that sound…
Her smile after that horrible accident! What a strong woman
Lmao get real 🤦🏼♂️🤡
this is why i'm scared to do pole vaulting this year for track 😭
A very sweet smile! 🥰 full of excitement and optimism!
@@markus7166 Ong 😂
@@markus7166Oh no, someone has their fragile ego hurt over a CZcams comment.
'Her pole broke, a pole vaulter's worst nightmare.' Mine too, mine too.
Happened to me when I was 23. Angela took it better than me...
@@mplovecraft yeah if someone's vaulting my pole, the last thing I'd want it to do is break. Angela can use my pole anytime she wants.
@@mplovecraft umm. I think you misunderstood it there, fella
@@Francis_M 😂😂
lmao good one i would hate it if my “pole” broke too
Pole- breaking freaks me the hell out, I can't help but imagine the shock of someone getting Lethally impaled in front of thousands of people .
I just imagined that the bamboo pole splintered and actually pierced the girl. So glad she didn't get hurt. Well done. Great comeback using your competitors pole as well. That is sportsmanship at its best.
That second girl's excitement after she got passed the pole warmed my heart 🥰
Yessa gave me chills
What's her name?
@@jaggi2642 Sandi Morris
What's the name of first song
Same, there’s just something about watching others celebrating that does that, also go U.S.A😅
That 1st clip was the funniest scariest thing ever to me idk why , glad Angelica was okay
Yeah way worse than drowning or getting shot at or mugged/robbed/raped
She can use my pole it's reliable and doesn't break
She fell from a height of like 1 foot onto a padded surface, how tf would she be injured
@@sebaschan-uwu could’ve gotten impaled by the pole
@@kyodkuzen as a polevaulter myself I can say that that’s basically impossible, also a pole breaking isn‘t the worst nightmare because most of the time you will be very near to the ground, because thats where the pole bends the most and fall on the mat. I once misread the distance to the hole, was about one feet of, jumped a quarter of a seccond to early and instead of going up the momentum of the run frew me down onto the ground. Couldn‘t breath for a minute and then had a hard time mooving for several weeks because of back pain.
Angelica is such a nice person too, I worked with her mom and they’re both wonderful
Fr? Are you from Sweden cause i am🇸🇪
@@Noah_editz. Jajamensan :)
@@emmycarlstromulvling4997 coolt 😎😎😎😎😎😎
is no one going to talk about how beautiful the first girl is?? she just gets up and starts smiling again
everytime it bends my heart drops-
ikr!!!
lmao as a vaulter it would scare me much more if it didn't
@@YaBoyBibo lmfao thats also true.
have some cookies 🍪🍪
Every time they start going backwards my heart stops..
"she had one attempt left..."
I love how if you happen to encounter two manufacturing errors in a row, that's it, no career for you.
right, it’s not fair too
I thought it's because the athlete can be the one to make it break as well, not necessarily manufacturer error?
@@NaraKwonPoD idk for sure, but I doubt most women could break them. Think they are the same pole men use, and they weigh a lot more and have a lot more strength.
@@Under-Kaoz i thought it had more to do with the angle and stuff but idk
@@NaraKwonPoD yeah I don't see what they'd gain out of that anyways to make a rule against it. Not saying there isn't, just sports have dumb rules lol.
The first one was just cinematic!
Pole vaulting is so amazing to watch. Just seeing how high people can get themselves up is just absolutely amazing and incredible to watch!!
my toxic trait is thinking i can do this with no practice
same whahahajjsbzjsbhks
I’d break my neck trying
Ong i’d kill myself in the process 💀💀
I would have a entire broken bpdy
@@ilikepointlessinternetargument you wouldn’t even be able to plant the pole…or launch even a few feet. trust me imma vaulter and we start from the very bottom to get the technique down
It was actually a competitor that lent her pole to Angelica. Such grace and class in both those women
Actually there are no poles that "belong" to a specific athlete, the poles are being provided by the event. But yeah, pole vaulters are known for their sportsmanship towards each other.
That first pole was MADE IN CHINA
@@lackaywadedo4630 probably they all were
wrong. the athletes always bring their own poles to events.
I would lend my pole to her too 😏
Every other girl also competing: " please don't find a pole... damn it... Please don't make it... Yeah I quit "
This is one of the sports you wonder how people get into
Truer
I mean it looks fun but I would be too scared to do it now. Totally would’ve tried as a kid though.
Honestly if I wasn't committed to swimming I would have attempted it, and stayed for the women
@@356z seriously?🙄
Facts
It’s so beautiful. Just athletic art
It just proves how tall those bars are that you can see their facial expressions on the way down. I did pole vaulting and while I never got anywhere close to these insane heights it still astonishes me that these women have so much strength 🙌🏼
That abdominal strength. I mean I could probably get a six pack if I watch this enough times
Ya abdominal strength too, but you’re gonna be using your lats mainly
@@xplct7f126 false. I polevaulted highschool n college set highschool and county record. It requires speed and explosive energy at take off. Abs are most important since ur legs need to create a long and quick arc to invert. Then the pole throws you your not pushing off with ur Lats. That’s at takeoff for half a second at most. Biceps triceps and shoulder muscles once ur inverted and doing a turn over 🤷🏽♂️ but none of it happens unless you get speed on the run way. The higher ur take off point is the bigger and heavier poles you can use
That last guy went an extra foot over 😅
That is a CRING name. Vegans say cuss words. They are bad
and caught his pole when he landed
Ya that's what I was thinking, he could easily clear a much higher bar
Cool right? These types of athletes are built different as fûck 😂 props to her for setting a new record though that’s awesome
Humans are such funny creatures. People literally devote their entire lives to surpassing a goal YEETING themselves off of a big bendy stick over another big stick
that last one fell like a model shiii
Honestly how did this become a sport in the first place?
"Hey John, I found this funny stick, I like using it to jump higher even though i have no reason to do it and i risk my life with every jump"
"I bet I can go higher..."
People in the mountains use poles to jump down and across distances and chasms
It's funny what humans are capable of and did/do and how civilisation has made us so soft
"That catch tho" I thought he was gonna catch the bar🤣🤣
He did multitasking in that catching thingy tho☠️
Same 💀
Morris is my favorite she did it so good😁
Man, the 1st one and how her body twisted.. disturbingly amazing.
the first girl if so freaking pretty 🤩
yess
😱🤯
The 2nd one was prettier.
@@Suicidal_Soy_Sauce nahhhh
@@Suicidal_Soy_Sauce no
Instead of letting that broken pole and the fact that she only had one try left because of it shatter her confidence and psych her out because of the pressure, she just bounced to her feet with a smile, grabbed a new pole and broke the record. THAT is a Champion.
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@@zhalyssacotton4244bing
her smile is infectious. it made my day.
I like her Spirit and smile after she broke the vault
What I find most impressive is that she was going for a record meaning this was no run of the mill vault. Her pole breaks which can be incredibly dangerous for her. Now it is fresh her mind that any attempt she makes could result in major injury and her primal instinct to protect herself could kick in and cause he to bail out from the attempt.
Not only did she immediately step up and overcome any fear of failure or injury that was fresh in her mind, but in doing so successfully conpleted the vault and set a new record. Absolutely inspirational!
That mental fortitude is nuts.
I was doing a high jump event on a windy day, and on one of my attempts, the pole blew off the stands. Threw me off completely. Didn't even clear 1m40 that day, which is a hight I'd normally scissor step without issue
It's called training.
Probably knocked the wind out of her a little too. A huge dose of adrenaline.
@@leftysheppey mmmmm
@@33GLOCK hmm?
i cant fathom how this even works, i’ve watched this like 6 times and i’m so satisfied
Physics!!!
@@dysmissme7343 Damn I wanted to say it
I just feel grateful that she is okay
I love the way the last kid fell 😭🙏 I can’t be the only one who thought it looked like some kind of sassy snap as he fell lmao
Kim: Hey your bikini is nice...
Angelica: Yours as well! Where you headed?
Kim: To the beach... You?
Angelica: .......Pole Vaulting
She’s as beautiful as she is talented. Her smile after what could have been a bad injury warmed my heart.
Simp
@@Pumpy_88 gross, she could be my daughter!
@@illbeyourstumbleine is she though … no
@@Pumpy_88 no, she isn't, but you said I was "simping" on her. She is half my age and the same age as my daughter, to keep that's gross to think about. I am admiring a talented young lady, nothing more, nothing less. Have a good day!
@@illbeyourstumbleine ok my bad I thought you were something else you also have a nice day
Respect for second pole owner also ❤
Yoooooo!
The last guy still had some height to, goodness!!
🇦🇬✊🏾🇵🇷
I love that they start celebrating on the way down
I would not trust myself to fall on back, I would be scared I was gonna miss it 💀
ever see the ones that go wrong? sometimes the pole hits them right in the crotch 😬 nope mm mmm not me not ever
@@wjbt3 oof
I can see Legolas shooting arrows as he flings himself over a wall 😅
Last one caught that pole effortlessly😂😂💕
The pure athleticism and discipline it takes for this event is bananas!
You need discipline at any sport event well at least if you want to be great 👍
@@therealestniggah0075 True indeed.
She is so pretty omg
Never give up! Giving up is what makes you lose!😊
Pole vaulting is INCREDIBLY hard, my friend pole vaults and i underestimated her and said "I wanna try it!", and i deadass couldnt even push myself up, when i tell you i fell so hard on my ass and all the air got knocked out of my lungs, i truly mean it. I was sore for about a month after that. Yeah, you need muscle for that shit, muscle i dont have😭
They are really taking inspiration from cammy’s move in street fighter
Yeah, that’s actually how pole vaulting began.
@@darnelljenkins5972 ikr😝
I don't know why but I want to relate with that smile of hers
I'm tryna relate with somethin else ah hers😩
@@CrossKarma2 her personality?😕
@@presidenttnediserp428 nah nigga get outta here u know I'm trynna fuck tf her personality gotta do with her ass
@@presidenttnediserp428 yes...yes indeed
If only us people can try so hard like she does🥰💕
I love biological women.
Last dude gave me Spider-Man moments when he was falling
Broke a pole last year, it stretched the ligaments in my wrist and dislocated a thumb. This girl is one of the most badass that I’ve ever seen
i physically cannot fathom how this is possible
It always amazes me how amazing they are! The fact that they go so much higher than their pole is long!
Her smile for getting back up and doing it again after that fall gives me hope and strength to go on in life. Thank you for this wholesome video.
Every time I think im dying from a little headache I’ll just remind myself that this is just some of what the human body can do and be alright. then I’ll eat ice cream.
That's fantastic!!!!
I'm sharing this with my friends
The girls:naked
The boys:wearing long jeans
That's gotta fuck you up when it breaks on you like that That next attempt has gotta be such a obstacle for the mind to overcome
That's what would happen if I tried to pole vault. They don't make them for big dudes.
If it break early like in the first clip then not really, its about as much of a "wat?" when you are suddenly on you back.. like a "violent slip".. when if breaks half way up then yeah that can.. thats like 3-4 meter up and no soft matress underneath if unlucky.
@@m84winzi I think they meant mentally not physically
And wow she made a record too. Maybe it fueled her
@@yyg4632 Yes!
Just saying the way Angelica came back smiling with such sweetness after broking the pole is just priceless actually. She seems to be so kind❤
We still need to stay focused guys. We still need to stay focused...
Y'all fuckin ruin everything. Someone does an amazing feat of athleticism that they train for years and years to accomplish and you pull this shit.
Wdym?
Weirdo
@@k00lmeezje it’s a thing about beauty! You probably wouldn’t know so yeah go on
social reject
Didn’t even mention she loaned the pole from a competitor
Wow awesome natural talented people who don't get the recognition they deserve. I salute them all, thank you all for entertaining us ❤️
It's so crazy how it looks like they'll never make it but then two seconds later you like oh they made it! 😁 Their bodies are goals btw too! Let me go join the Olympics real quick ☺️😄
I’d be scared to land on the pole 😂
She's gorgeous! That was tuff, physically and mentally. Well done.👏👏
Every individual failure give’s us a lesson to wake up again an give it back 🫶🏻
She is so good and I’m glad that she didn’t give up❤️❤️❤️
"Went to find a new pole" 😂😂😂
I can’t help but to think about how cool Eiji looked to Ash when he jumped over that fence :’) I can’t ever look at vaulting the same again
Eiji in Olympics when?
Wait . When did that happen
She has a beautiful smile 😃
Wow !! She shook it off. Fearless. You go girl.❤
That last dudes upper body strength got him way higher up there
Glad that she is allowed to get another pole for her over line. I 👏👏 to you and you made it over smoothly the pole line. That is so amazing!!
Stay focused boys stay focused
we must stay focused brothas
Angelica is so pretty though. She's amazing. You can tell she's nice by her smile.
That smile is amazing motivation
I used to do something like this as a kid to get across the creak.
Then I saw bridge to terabethia and was traumatized lmao. My grandma put it on for me and didn’t know the ending. I was shook
I can't get over how smooth the last guy did it. He just slid right over and laid down in time to catch it too.
Look at her smile 🥺 Unbelievable
It is without doubt the most exciting and thrill seeking athletic event that requires a heart of strength and determination ❤