Ян Железни or Jan Zelezny is pronounced Yan Jelezni. Jelezni means: made from iron. It's coincidental, but it fits perfectly!

The records still stands. It is easy to speculate on what will be. This is a very difficult record to top. Zelezny’s consistency and perfection in all of the details is not at all easy to duplicate. So far the throwers chasing him have had their high moments, but not that continuous consistency.

Thanks for the video!

The classic Eastern Europe type, huh... Perhaps if the Belgians had less arrogance and silver spoon up their butt, they would talk to the actual man and show how HE trains instead of all the other never-beens thoughout this series.

Great .thanks .

I never knew anything about javelin before but some KZbin made a video about jan and hold crap this man is pure talent

He will be remembered for hundreds if not thousands of years. I wonder if I will be alive to see his record broken. 🤔 I would never in my life be able to dedicate myself so brilliantly, fully and perfectly to a achieve one single shooting star of perfection!

The 🐐..and the most elegant javelin throwing technique I have ever seen. Not to forget a bloody quick arm.

Most people have no idea what goes into javelin throwing at elite level. I threw at club level and to launch a javelin even 60m is a lot of training and drills. 3 gym sessions per week, 3 sprint sessions, mobility sessions daily, plyometric sessions, throwing sessions. It was full on...and all to throw a spear as far as possible.

When Jan threw it was a complete package. His run up was like watching a jet fighter accelerate down a runway and then the smooth yet aggressive throwing technique was perfect. Add to that the throwing arm was further back and and round and brought through like a whip and all aligned into a straight line thus sending the javelin out with tremendous velocity. Jan threw with his whole body from a base of leg speed.

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JESUS CHRIST GAVE STRENGTH TO THROW SUCH FAAR AND JESUS CHRIST ALSO SAVED THE CAMERA MAN

4:22 Dr. Klaus Bartonietz, the coach of Olympic Champion Neeraj Chopra.

Wonderful explanation

Amazing documentary! Love from india

Aso,,,i am going to wait for the perfect wind and throw 90+ one day...

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Jan hits the javelin with INCREDIBLE POWER AND SPEED, POETRY IN MOTION! HAKAN

Imagine how much that incident scared and freaked him out, if that athlete had died, I TRULY believe he would've retired from javelin throwing.

JAN ZELEZNY HAS THE FASTEST THROWING ARM EVER!! ITS INCREDIBLE THE AMOUNT OF POWER HE GENERATES ONCE THE JAVELIN IS RELEASED IS ABSOLUTELY MIND BOGGLING!!! YOU JUST KNOW THAT THIS JAVELIN WILL SOAR THRU THE AIR AND HEAD WELL OVER THE 90METRES MARK!!!

Great documentary worthy of the ancient sport of javelin throwing. Well done!

A thrower must have both speed and brute strength. Both are very important. Powerful as fire but fast as a lightning.

What if we have this dude as a record of ragnarok character

Thx!!!!! I rlly needed it! Ps Johan is my trainer😂

Buenisimo. Si pueden pongan subtitulos al documental de disco. Se agradece el aporte.. saludos desde Chile

This was so good

Thank you to have shared this. The best documentary on javelin by far. It is quite funny that the unofficial wr for matchsticks is by Uwe Hohn the wr holder of old spec javelin.

Golden times for javelin throwers

Woww

amazing, thank you