10 Olympic Moments That Redefined Human Limits

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Watch these 10 Olympic moments that redefined human limits. From record-breaking performances to incredible feats of athleticism, these moments will leave you in awe.

[r.d.charley]

Am I the one of the first one here? Wish you nothing but followers.

[TheRgi]

That 2008 Beijing Olympics was special. You didn’t want to miss swimming & track

[wesjohnson]

Nadia. The Legend of Al legends. Time cannot diminish the standard of her excellence. She is Queen.

[lyrebird]

ALSO: Jesse Owens, 4 gold medals at the Berlin 1936 games "single-handedly crushing Hitler's myth of Aryan supremacy"
Emil Zátopek won the first marathon he'd ever run, Helsinki 1952
Abe Bekila won marathon barefoot, Rome 1960
Dick Fosbury, invented the Fosbury Flop, Tokyo 1968
Carl Lewis, 9 Olympic gold medals + record for indoor long jump still stands.
Venus & Serena Williams - 3 x Olympics golds in doubles tennis
Ireen Wüst - 1st to win 5 gold medals (speed skating) over 5 Olympic games
Simone Biles is currently most awarded gymnast (male or female) of all time.
Katie Ledecky is the most decorated female swimmer in Olympic history

[doclewis]

Thank you for not using an AI voiceover.

[randomvideos..m]

Bolt was something else. Indeed the face of the Olympics😊

[vs-mznn]

Emil Zátopek and insane 3 gold??? He was a Czech long-distance runner best known for winning three gold medals at the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki. He won gold in the 5, 000 metres and 10, 000 metres runs, but his final gold medal came when he decided at the last minute to compete in the first marathon of his life.He was nicknamed the "Czech Locomotive". His 1st ever marathon and won? That's unmatched, unparalleled...

[FedericoDLP]

Nadia Comaneci had the great advantage of having great grace as well as skill. She won over the judges easily.

[emilygaul]

as a human athlete who completed in the 1968 Berlin olympics i approve this message :)

[planetsam]

Jan Zelezny throwing the javelin nearly 100m is pretty cool too!

[jsmscny]

You know it’s a crime if not Michael Phelps on the top of the list as best Olympic athlete and performance

[Fifthelement]

I’m so mad that bolt kept pulling up. I wish we could see him run flat out for the entire 100. He would have been sub 9.5

[qireals]

Don't forget Ester Ledecka who won two golds at 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics. It was special, because one gold medal is in Parallel giant slalom in snowboarding and another one being in Super-G in alpine skiing. Truly amazing accomplishment.

[RBNrocks]

Thank you Bolt for pushing the Human limits.

[HellaSayHella]

Man, I love the Olympics so much. Seeing the world come together to celebrate human excellence is so heartwarming and beautiful. Though it does sadden me that so many amazing Russian athletes don't get to show off their athletic excellence this year. Hopefully next games.

[smallworld]

I ran track when I was young. Bolt, van Niekerk and Rudisha are legends for me!

[Hanka]

Emil Zátopek missing? The only one to win gold's in 5000, 10000 and marathon at one Olympics? Moreover, it was his first marathon in life?

[josephharrington]

Steven Redgrave: 5 gold medals in five Olympic games. In rowing! Incredible longevity of excellence

[colinmccarthy]

Phelps and Bolt are two great Sportsman.There will be greater in the future.

[ioanai]

forever love for nr 6, Nadia! Not ONE score of 10 before 1976, then 7 scores of 10 out of nowhere in just one olimpic competition. She must be nr 1