Thanks for the subtitles

@@MrBiohumanomineralny np

Same

As do I. 👍🏼

Mood

Lol yeah I used to fence before the pandemic and I got weird looks from people who didn’t realize what the sport was, it was fun though.

I was so confused by the clip shown... then it clicked after way too long

I just realised what the joke about fencing was xD

I'm shocked "insert woody joke here" Hat off Swag

@Mati Mikk Well... you could always provide personal guard services I guess. No need to have a fence to keep robbers out when you could have a fencer just slash 'em to bits!

Do you find them funny or are you desensitized by them at this point?

Oh what an opportunity for me to ask: why do you like fencing? Because if you'd want a historical experience, you'd go for hema, so is that simply an arbitrary sport you just found to like or do you enjoy... poking people?

@@Halo_Legend poking people is fun

Bro you play fencing you already can 💀

@@Halo_Legend Honestly as a fencer it's half the community around it (at least where I live), and also the kind of mind games you can play with your opponent. Fencing is very much a sport that relies on understanding who you're fencing, and how to counter them and score your own point. Kinda badly explained but I hope you get what I mean.

"Winter Sports" _coughs in Norway_

Tokyo Olympics will introduce the new Virtual Series with: Gran Turismo (racing), eBaseball, Zwift (virtual cycling), a rowing simulator, and a sailing simulator.

People who poke fun at table tennis have never tried practicing multiball drills or touched the sport beyond a friendly workplace game.

@@Javakotka1 Ping Pong and Table tennis are not the same thing in a competitive space, but what you said is very true.

@@emperorsascharoni9577 Colloquially Ping Pong usually refers to table tennis, which is what is played in the Olympics and is nowadays the most popular form of the sport. There's a ''Ping Pong World Championship'' where they use old school hard bats and rules.

And any one of those women could probably beat me up, they're incredibly strong.

@@deathrooster14 and you'd thank her

@@zegreatpumpkinani9161 You're goddamn right.

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@@deathrooster14 A man of culture and class.

I think it might be sugondese

Lol

@L 024 it's brutal. That's the only way you can move forward without lifting both of your feets from the ground and achieve high speed

Holy shit that’s intense

I always found funny was men were as you say sculpted muscle and usually about 20 years old or so. The female Gymnast though are like 14 and tiny.... something very odd there. Also hard to get into that sport given how much info has come out about just how badly abused those girls are to be that good so young.

@@JustaGuy_Gaming I’d argue it’s because women have huge development periods physically during puberty and are as flexible as rag dolls while men experience those changes more gradually. If you watch, the men are also much shorter than average. So probably a mix of how girls at 16 can have as much muscle as a 22 year old while men get stronger and stronger and it balances out flexibility. Plus women tend to get their motivational momentum together more quickly. And yes to the disheartening conditions that gymnastics will have to deal with and correct moving forward. Edit: “man” is not plural

@@CharlieQuartz Maybe, but female and male gymnastics is very different. The female version has a lot of dance included and females are excluded from rings. The female version of gymnastics needs serious reforms, moving it back to being a sport and not a spectacle.

@@snuscaboose1942 why are you acting like the female gymnasts are strip dancers? I’m sure you’re the only one that likes to think this way? Also women dominate gymnastics I didn’t even know there were male gymnasts?

@@snuscaboose1942 Personally, I am more interested in the sports that have performative aspects. Racing and competitive sports are fine and can be exciting, but I’d much rather watch a creative, dramatic display of physicality like in gymnastics, figure skating, and diving. People can achieve beauty in movement with great physical skill and I admire that more than just being fast or strong.

I'm dying at that XD

btw the MOSSes grenade launcher is good but it ain't got shit on our lord and savior EPGesus

Fucking what

@@antoniolewit7852 yeah man, i know people say the new bison titan is op, but ramming people is just too fun i don't care about his primary

Come again? Im confused, are they just improv-ing normal complaining about a game? Lol

@@mrsteamie4196 they are sharing tips and tricks and talking about their experiences with the boss fights and stuff

@L 024 the Mongolians gotta add that with them torching with a horse archer

… Yes

Yes you stupid anime profile.

I FELT THE EXACT SAME PLEASE

Oop- same

rip shooting, bmx, karate, hockey, netball, basketball, etc. too 😔

Same.

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the one right after javelin

@@polasamierwahsh421 HEAVY METAL BALL THROWING

Nice what’s your pr

@@BroncoIsBack 12 ft. Was only in it for one season

@@parsifalkitty5109 nice I’m just alway curious, I don’t feel like it matters unless your like me and trying to compete at a high level cause I started it as a way to get my anger out Idk how it was for you but it helped me a lot

I don't get it

Double jumping in a video game is when you jump and then jump again in the air. Basically, you are jumping off air, this is clearly impossible-try to think of the physical reason why-in real life, but he is making a joke that it is actually possible, but triple jumping is part of a conspiracy to cover up that fact. I imagine that since triple jumping in real life has nothing to do with double jumping in video games, people would not try to double jump in real life as they would think it was like triple jumping.

Wait till you get to fencing!

Hate to be rude, but was it’s fairly good or what? Did they take a side or no?

@@Shady22 they were completely unbiased up until I ya know couldn’t watch it anymore. But I assume that they definitely didn’t like Israel committing war crimes

Of Israel and Palestine that is.

That’s what I’m wondering too says it got takken down because it violated KZfaq community guidelines

Yeah, came here about that. Kind of scary if KZfaq is trying to censor the subject. Especially since it's clear that the takedown was automated.

@@cornchips3418 that's ridiculous... can we name a more sympathetic and understanding KZfaqr who sincerely tried to understand the topics he presents!?

i though it was badmittens

No need. You did it yourseld

Nah, Olympics literally has football and boxing too. Along with sports most people don't care about like baseball or... GOLF lmao.

I kinda wanted to watch it. Oh well

@@user-gy6fw3tz4z and now it's back again

As a fellow sprinter and jumper, can confirm.

Why would Russia have trophies from the CHINESE communist party

care to elaborate on the compound vs recurve? i like archery but know nothing about it and how this influences the shot. I could google it, but i guess its better to hear from someone experienced on the matter

@@otavioluiz554 Basically, there are 3 disciplines within archery. You've got longbow (which I won't talk about), recurve (the bows at the olympics), and compound. The compound bows use a clever system of pulleys and wires to reduce the draw weight extremely while keeping the same power. To give you an idea, let's say that a recurve bow has a power of 30 pounds. The recurve bow will then require you to pull back at the bowstring with a strength of 30 pounds. A compound, on the other hand, will only require maybe 5-10 pounds of strength to be fully drawn, while keeping the same power. Because of this compounds are often much more powerful, and can shoot longer distances. Due to that as well they often have telescopic sights, multiple stabilizers, a draw length indicator and a lot of other gadgets. Overall that makes a compound a lot easier to shoot and get accurate shots with. For example, it took me about 1.5 years to get accurate with a barebow recurve (without any gadgets at all, but you can put some gadgets on recurve bows as well). At that point I could consistently hit a 5cm target at 20 meters. A friend of mine shoots compound, and he was that accurate within 4-5 months, mainly due to the reliance on gadgets and the reduced draw weight. With a compound you learn more to shoot using the vizor and an identical process every time, whereas with a barebow recurve you have to train your instinct to be able to predict where the arrow will go. That compounds have so many gadgets and don't require much strength to shoot is probably why it isn't included in the Olympics. In my opinion the amount of extra tools used on the recurve bows at the olympics is still way too much, but that's another discussion. If you have any other questions feel free to ask :)

That's good tho! If yo country good at rowing, handball or wrestling kids will gravitate to a sport they'd not care otherwise.

I know, I love these

So far we've got 10, we better keep em coming

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and filled to the brim with doping.

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sometimes i did this multiple classes in a day legs ached for multiple days after:/

sure you do xD