Pedroso is kind of my favourite but carl lewis jumped over 8,70 9 times legal, total of 18 jumps have ever been that far so he has 50 percent of the greatest ling jumps ever
That is clearly more than 9 metres, but it is also clearly a foul. But, nevertheless, it is still the longest jump ever recorded, even longer that Carl Lewis' controversially annulled way more than 9 metre jump in 1982.
They should do away with this foul jump nonsense. Why not just measure from where the jumper lift off? We have all the tech in the world available today for this.
By that logic high jump should be done not by clearing a bar but by measuring the jumper's lowest body part in the air. That would be possible but that's an entirely different event.
@@robboinnz No, that's not the point of long jump. Athletics events mimic real life skills. In nature, you don't jump for no reason. There is an obstacle like a cliff or a pit you want to jump over. The obstacle is in a set place and won't do you the favor of appearing where you choose to take off.
@@viharsarok No in nature, sudden music speakers would spontaneity break into existence spewing music while a flashy slightly glowly jump line appears near the edge of the cliff, while a floating faceless man appearing to be in a referee's getup holding a red flag sits intensely watching the line as if their entire life depended on watching you jump, imagine as you start walking towards the line to inspect it cheering comes from somewhere nearby but not from any visible people, moving back and trying again repeats the same cheering sounds, as you'd move backwards more setting up to bolt down the narrow space, flying off of the rocky footing you'd barely see floating cameras appear as you jump from the cliff.
Looks like a 10m (32.808ft) jump with a .3ft. foul which is still 32 ft 6 inches. That blows Powell's jump of 8.95m (29 ft 4 1/2 inches) away by over 2 feet! Must have had a big tailwind...... Still, it is incredible.
@@jacob8949 Someone in the comments said the 9 meter mark was as actually the 8 meter mark, they had put the board about 1 meter wrong. u think thats the case?
@@jacob8949 look closely, his jump is almost a metre farther than the 9 meter mark. But i hear from the comments that the 9- meter-mark was actually the 8-meter-mark
After reading all the comments below, Brandon B does say it was taped at 27'7.5" with a legal wind from the point of foul to where he landed, so the meter marker on the side of the pit was incorrectly placed by about a meter. Still better than Powell's jump by about 3". But a lot of people would say Carl Lewis's jump at Indianapolis in 82 was about 30' with a cross eyed racist old man calling a bogus foul.
From his toe to landing was 29'7.5" and the wind was legal as well. So - in a perfect world where he was on the board with 1cm to spare, and did not foul, he would have jumped either 29'7.25" or 29'7".
Oh no. This has been beaten to death in long jump training and experimentation over decades. The twisting helps further the butt. The leading body parts don't determine the distance, the lagging ones do.
A great athlete. But difficult to make from the camera angle whether he leapt over 9 metres. And measuring with a tape makes it look not very reliable. His lifetime best is 8.96, still a world record!
The greatest ever. he never did have the world record... But we all know, he deserved it more than anyone.
+HouZdar He had/has the wind aided record. 2.68 m/s wind
Brandon B. je jumped 8.96 at +1.3 būt got robbed
ever heard about Carl Lewis??
Pedroso is kind of my favourite but carl lewis jumped over 8,70 9 times legal, total of 18 jumps have ever been that far so he has 50 percent of the greatest ling jumps ever
@@beastfromcukovice Carl Who?
This proves that an official 9M+ is possible.
He deserved 9m, a totally beast with all 1st in 1997~2001. Excellent!
1995 was his best year then got injured early 96’ Although he won Olympics and Worlds after this, he was never quite the same
The Controversy: Was the meter markers miss-placed? I didn’t include this in my video but he was so very capable based on what he did in the past!
WHAT A BEAST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Be interesting if they started measuring from the end of the toe print to where they landed, regardless of whether the toe print was beyond the board.
This jump is from the 1997 Central American & Caribbean championships held in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
That is clearly more than 9 metres, but it is also clearly a foul. But, nevertheless, it is still the longest jump ever recorded, even longer that Carl Lewis' controversially annulled way more than 9 metre jump in 1982.
No, it's not. It was 29 ft. 7.5 in. Lewis jumped 30 ft. in 1982.
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Fueron 10 metros y pico un fenómeno mundial irrepetible 😮
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They should do away with this foul jump nonsense. Why not just measure from where the jumper lift off? We have all the tech in the world available today for this.
because that is the whole point of long jump
@@sporting_legend Ah no, it's to see who can jump the longest, that's the point of long jump.
By that logic high jump should be done not by clearing a bar but by measuring the jumper's lowest body part in the air. That would be possible but that's an entirely different event.
@@robboinnz No, that's not the point of long jump. Athletics events mimic real life skills. In nature, you don't jump for no reason. There is an obstacle like a cliff or a pit you want to jump over. The obstacle is in a set place and won't do you the favor of appearing where you choose to take off.
@@viharsarok No in nature, sudden music speakers would spontaneity break into existence spewing music while a flashy slightly glowly jump line appears near the edge of the cliff, while a floating faceless man appearing to be in a referee's getup holding a red flag sits intensely watching the line as if their entire life depended on watching you jump, imagine as you start walking towards the line to inspect it cheering comes from somewhere nearby but not from any visible people, moving back and trying again repeats the same cheering sounds, as you'd move backwards more setting up to bolt down the narrow space, flying off of the rocky footing you'd barely see floating cameras appear as you jump from the cliff.
Thanks for uploading this. When did it happen ?
Thank you again and have a good weekend.
Still no answer after over 8 years….
@@Rocco69Siffredi 27 June 1997 at the CAC championships held in San Juan.
@@201081hero Ty sir
Amazingggg!!
They should yave measured it anyway, just for posterity
Looks like a 10m (32.808ft) jump with a .3ft. foul which is still 32 ft 6 inches. That blows Powell's jump of 8.95m (29 ft 4 1/2 inches) away by over 2 feet! Must have had a big tailwind...... Still, it is incredible.
@@jacob8949 why do u say that? why does he land so far from the 9 meter mark if his jump is only 9,03 m?
@@jacob8949 Someone in the comments said the 9 meter mark was as actually the 8 meter mark, they had put the board about 1 meter wrong. u think thats the case?
@@jacob8949 they placed the visual aid about 1 meter too far, so it looked like he jumped well above 9 metres.
@@jacob8949 so the jump was 9,03 metres from the board? or was it 9,03m from where his foot took off?
@@jacob8949 look closely, his jump is almost a metre farther than the 9 meter mark.
But i hear from the comments that the 9- meter-mark was actually the 8-meter-mark
After reading all the comments below, Brandon B does say it was taped at 27'7.5" with a legal wind from the point of foul to where he landed, so the meter marker on the side of the pit was incorrectly placed by about a meter. Still better than Powell's jump by about 3". But a lot of people would say Carl Lewis's jump at Indianapolis in 82 was about 30' with a cross eyed racist old man calling a bogus foul.
Someone translate this to real measurements?
Did they measure the jump just to see? If so does anyone know what they legitimately got?
**EDIT --> It was 29'7.5" at the point of the foul.
From his toe to landing was 29'7.5" and the wind was legal as well.
So - in a perfect world where he was on the board with 1cm to spare, and did not foul, he would have jumped either 29'7.25" or 29'7".
meaning converting into metres it will be 9 metres 2.97 ctms long
@@brandonb.288 wtf r u talking about? his jump looks close to 10 metres. not 9,05 metres
@@scottwarren4998 You realize correcting the angle of perception makes this foot foul right on 9 meters where he lands?
Over the line!!!!
Wow amazing
Anybody know what this jump is from?
omg This is min 9.40 !!!!!!!!!!!!
no, is 8,85 m.
Agreed it's a long distance jump but a foul still a foul
should have done a course in how to hit the board right before competing lol.
bobby48512 its a mental thing
Get rekt, u just mad because he was clearly better than the americans
THIS WAS NOT A FOUL, IT WAS CHEATING FROM THE JURY. IVAN WAS THE BEST OF ALL TIMES
Way over the board...at least 6-8 inches
exactly. That jump I have done a prospective measure of m. 8,85
@@artartek7854 it would have been longer
@@crabb9966 i designed prospective, not you
@@artartek7854 lmao, was that 35 centimeters over the boards? Your prospective was way wrong
@@crabb9966 no, my measurement is perfect. the jump measure is 8,85 exactly
wat da fuck!!
Saltó como 9.50 mts increíble, lástima que no contó.
Exactamente 9'03 elpais.com/diario/1995/07/30/deportes/807055213_850215.html
NO. Is only 8,85. See my Facebook page: Atletica Leggera Pura.
No lo conto porque lo avergonzaria al americano powell y seria el hazmereir de burla a EEUU
Salto mas de 9 metros... !!
He'd gain 30 cm by not twisting his body dideways on landing.
Oh no. This has been beaten to death in long jump training and experimentation over decades. The twisting helps further the butt. The leading body parts don't determine the distance, the lagging ones do.
8, 85 m.
Pause at 0:41 is that more than 35 centimeters? That's like 13 centimeters
9.03
A great athlete.
But difficult to make from the camera angle whether he leapt over 9 metres.
And measuring with a tape makes it look not very reliable.
His lifetime best is 8.96, still a world record!