The Highest Ever Olympic High Jumps! | Top Moments

Enjoy the Top 5 Olympic High Jumps of All-Time featuring: Artur Partyka (Poland - Atlanta 1996), Ivan Ukhov (Russia - London 2012), Gennadiy Avdeenko (USSR - Seoul 1988), Derek Drouin (Canada - Rio 2016) and Charles Austin (USA - Atlanta 1996)!
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[sebastiansanso]

Guys, remember these are Olympic records, not world records

[billgig]

First guy had so much room, could’ve easily cleared 2.4

[darrellid]

Unfortunate Javi the Great never cleared more than 2.34m in the Olympics. Nearly 30 years on now and he's still the only one to have ever cleared 8 feet.

[JM-xb]

Beautiful! Exactly what all football players must practice on. Get it? 🏈

[futbolusa]

The last one was incredible the bar is towering over him and he still cleared it. Incredible by Charles Austin

[Xevida]

The jump of the canadian looked so natural! That was amazing. Now, I'll go back to reading Hana-Kimi. I came here because that sport is pretty focused there.

[xxcelrrs]

The record at my high school in Wisconsin by 1974 was 7 foot 6.

[easbreid]

Charles Austin said "yeah, mk'er, yeah"😅

[ancientgamer]

Who is here after watching kenyan school high jump

[gamesexpert]

Charles Austin like.. I believe I can fly

[jamezkpal]

This is really gymnastics. The control these athletes have over their bodies.

[orionl.]

2:13 it's almost like you can hear what he says

[edwarddevooght]

The Flop is one of sports coolest techniques

[nugsruleify]

The 3rd guy looks like the coach in the background of the first guy who jumped!

[Trogani]

Number 5 probably jumped the highest, bro cleared the bar with plenty of room

[youknowlesthisman]

When did Daniel yoshi start high jumping?? He even got number two on this list

[dayanvicente]

The record has it Javier Soto Mayor is a cuban olympic metal he jumped 2.45 i believe

[orimalka]

What about Barshim, Sotomayor, Bondarenko?

[mamatheshkumar]

lean-ness back flexibility needed.
hail the lord !

[geebeeman]

When I was a kid back in the 60s, I would participate in track and field stuff, including hide jumping. When they changed the style of jumping, I had to ask, and I still ask: why would you jump like that? The Fosbury Flop Is so unnatural looking. The earlier forms of jumping seem more natural and easier to do!