Ashton Eaton 9045 points world record Beijing 2015 full decathlon

august the 28 and 29th 2015

[@949surferdude]

What a machine, so inspiring! Now back to my doughnut..

[@bobthebodybuildersmith6574]

Noice

[@mrman9151]

☻

[@erwinthomas3667]

I just watched a 42 min video in a completely foreign language.

[@jacksonross2519]

Erwin Thomas me to don’t have a idea what there saying

[@stephanieoliver2076]

I keep hearing “Timmy Turner”

[@bridgettapper1359]

Erwin Thomas it’s French

[@prakhargupta6669]

Me too bruh 😂🤣😂🤣

[@CristianoRonaldo69332]

Thats Russian

[@lorenzabakeriii1338]

this is always that one event that nobody really likes to watch, but's got some of the greatest athletes competing in it

[@ShadeXH]

Best Olympic and T&F event

[@worldsport1644]

Thanks for uploading all of it! Fantastic to see Ashton throughout the whole competition

[@carynngo9657]

World Sport ii

[@TotalRunningProductions]

He really is the complete package.

[@mikesnyder1788]

Well done, Ashton Eaton! Merci for posting, mes amis!

[@carmelagalvan5786]

SO GLAD I TOOK FRENCH IN SCHOOL.

[@Emil-yd1ge]

*_IT'S OVER 9000 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!_*

[@IDSSECURITE]

Un vrai plaisir à regarder cet Athlète remarquable, calme et déterminé dans l'effort, fairplay, jamais de cris ou de gestes hystériques et la cerise sur le gâteau commenté par l'excellent Alexandre Pasteur et Stéphane Caristan ! La fin est émouvante, vive le décathlon et son bel état d'esprit sportif dans la camaraderie !

[@lMobiuscidl]

Greatest-Athlete-Of-All-Time!

[@robertwymir8332]

Pablo Cid no

[@lMobiuscidl]

Robert Wymir absolutely yes

[@robertwymir8332]

Pablo Cid Usain Bolt

[@lMobiuscidl]

Robert Wymir lmao, he is the greatest sprinter ever, not athlete

[@poland440]

micheal Johnson is the best athlete

[@xDanBlade]

The sportmanship at the ending is very eye opening.

[@priyankashah2670]

it feels so good to see at 11:20 when player of other nation were also clapping supporting him

[@tiolorun]

Priyanka shah Decathletes are very social and friendly with one another. It’s more a group of friends, a community, or a multi-event family than it is a bunch of competitors ruthlessly going at each other’s necks with no regard for one another. They encourage each other and push each other to their best, as I’ve heard from decathletes. It makes sense though, they spend so much time together during these international competitions and go through so much in days of competitions, why not have fun and be social while you’re at it? 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@user-yt8jy6gw7g]

من بلاد الحجاز تحياتي للبطل الجزائري العربي بورعدة .. مركز خامس في هذا الاختصاص الصعب جدا إنجاز عظيم

[@Costikeke]

decathlon deserves a lot more attention, a lot. this is true Olympic game

[@cabruin98]

This is a great French language broadcast of the Decathlon World Championships

[@usaskjock]

I miss competing decathlon, there was such respect and brotherhood among the competitors compared with all the other disciplines

[@lukemartin1001]

When I ran distance everyone knew each other no matter where they competed even across the nation and the respect and camrodery was amazing

[@wannabolic]

They are all such incredible athletes and they have such great sportsmanship!

[@kitadanin]

いつ見てもすげーよなー... 憧れるわ...

[@Johnrap]

He could've packed his bags halfway through the pole vault and still finished ahead of me.

[@manoloiborra3082]

Which means you could reach 5500/6000 on your own, which is like triple the points some random person would make, so that's good. I calculated if I'm on my PB in every event (6400 in real, virtually 7300 with only PBs), I could push him at least until javelin \o (Not much more..)

[@aravindpk9484]

He could have stopped competing after the first day and still won against me

[@mannanparkour]

Is there a full video like this but with English commentary?

[@aarontewelde3577]

Look at how these guys are trashed after running a 1500m in 4:20 and you should understand why distance runners don't carry all that muscle bulk

[@aarontewelde3577]

***** These guys are much heavier than Mahkloufi. Even Mahkloufi himself is right at the edge of functional muscle mass if not over

[@allenguo6482]

+iceberg most distance runners are super skinny because it takes less energy to propel yourself forward

[@rogeriaramires9153]

+Aaron tewelde bolo

[@icedmocha5264]

It's because they are doing 10 events all. The 1500m is the last one so of course they are gonna be tired.

[@aarontewelde3577]

icedwhite mocha No. They are mostly short events so there is no reason why they should be too tired to compete in a 1500m. Its not like running a 10000m. Besides their events are spread out over a number of days.

[@fb.equine9665]

He looks so happy. I love him

[@rodin6297]

HALLUCINANT !! Il est parti moyennement ensuite, il a accéléré un peu tôt, au dernier tour je pensais qu'il était cuit, il a été le chercher dans le dernier virage chapeau l'artiste

[@ChrisMartin-oq4wc]

super video, merci !

[@mikesnyder1788]

Like the announcer said... "Incroyable!" 45 seconds flat in the 400 meters!!! In my dreams (sigh). Great race!!!

[@agasd67654asdga]

Very nice....like creating a great stock portfolio...

[@wilfried7821]

juste magnifique

[@asd36f]

You know you're watching a decathlon when every competitor collapses as soon as they reach the finishing line of the 1500 metres!

[@TXVR-ut6qw]

After 2 days of nonstop competition, you're gonna feel pretty trashed after running close to a mile

[@decadyne]

Absolutely astounding.

[@chaovo7629]

Inspiring!!! The symbol of mankind!

[@cnhz01]

Really great guy. Humbling and humanizing :)

[@fb.equine9665]

I love his shouts! “Teeeh!” “TOOH”

[@hindustani1583]

Awesome sports

[@lMobiuscidl]

Yesss! Finaly!

[@decathlon4873]

superb

[@VIMAXMusic]

SUPERHUMAN!!!!

[@hesssports6214]

Proud to go to the same high school he did

[@molonlabe9602]

Pure stud athlete.

[@MrDECATHLON89]

Ο καλύτερος δεκαθλητής όλων των εποχών!!!!!!!!

[@nazriniskandar]

Ashton is so cool

[@sumitsingh-je3mh]

Decathlon best athlete in the world..Ashton eaton

[@danieltan2270]

His shot put (9/18), discus (11/18) - strength events - and high jump (17/18) were not among the competition best. Otherwise, we could have witnessed a much better WR from AE. He is a monster in track events (100 m, 110 hurdles, 400 m, 1500 m) and those where speed matters (long jump, pole vault). Kevin Mayer who broke his record is more all rounder in comparison. KM is magnificent in pole vault and javelin.

[@alexsey1035]

the best of the best

[@Testing-kx5vs]

Retired at the start of the height of his abilities. What a shame. He could have been a 9200+ guy. As great as he is -- and he is a champion -- this is the difference between this generation of athletes and prior generations. The older generations would have fought through the beginning of physical decline. That's an older-generation attitude. Today, Millennials and younger? They don't stick to things in the same way. They move on to new things more quickly, don't know the difference between "time off" and "quit". Not saying that's good or bad, but it certainly isn't the same. The result is that *he* doesn't feel he has more potential. His mind is out of it, so it's true. But look at his stats -- so much room to grow in the throws. His shot put alone was an absolute mess up to the very end. A bit of room to improve in the PV and HJ. One thing: if you and your spouse have similar interests and vocations, depending on your relationship, you take on each other's disposition. Think about that. If you're reading this, Ashton, maybe just long jump? You might actually be in the top-5 in the US if you focused on it. Or th 400H hurdles? You might be in the top-5.

[@carlmorrow1600]

Testing123 ikr. I wish he would've atleast did this years world championships before he retired

[@bensullivan5562]

I agree with you, it would be good to see Bolt try and run at Tokyo 2020 because we've seen Gatlin running at age 35 and Kim Collins at 41, but that's his decision. It always feels better to finish on a high note, but when you are at the height of your powers I think he should continue. Ashton is now retired at only 29, and you still see Mo Farah winning every 5000m/10000m race at 34.

[@jatsikoira]

Ben Sullivan I think it's safe to say that it's the right decision for Bolt to quit, he is just broken and not the same he used to be

[@bensullivan5562]

Artturi Laine having watched the world championships, I probably take my comment from 2 months ago back.

[@TheSupermanFilms]

Ben Sullivan I think since Bolt is so much taller than most other sprinters it would be harder for him to continue as he gets older. It would take more of a toll on his body.

[@tylerswanson4705]

Truth be told he is my daughter

[@TXVR-ut6qw]

Lolwut?

[@rxhx]

lmao xDD

[@RandoMuzik]

I love how the commentator says he won't be able to get the world record 34:32 and then he does it hahah wow!

[@march11stoneytony]

What a beast

[@patrickmckiernan751]

It's bizarre. The decathlon is so rigorous that these world-class athletes are collapsing by the end.

[@ethanpetcosmedia8986]

Perfect!

[@efisgpr]

That was unbelievable!! A GERMAN GUY NAMED *RICO* !! WOW..

[@kadenredinger965]

Cool.

[@gestandoycreciendoenfamili2643]

yes...

[@cjack4915]

GOOD

[@mattyjohns6742]

can someone please set some time stamps

[@francissadleir9805]

Yeah ash ash woooooooooohooooooo

[@alexduio7639]

just beaten by kevin mayer in france 9126 points amazing

[@Watkinsstudio]

Can't beat Eaton's being twice Olympic champion.

[@delko000]

FRENCHMAN KEVIN MAYER JUST BEAT THE DECATHLON WR!

[@1louis941]

Smashed you should say !

[@Watkinsstudio]

Eaton is a two time Olympic champion and gold medals can never be beat, unlike WRs.

[@blakewestbrook8237]

I hope these very excited French commentators were there for that as well!

[@frankietocean]

How does the scoring work?

[@Hd_grant]

It's a confusing algorithm but most people sorta just estimate. There are certain marks that grant you 1000 points in every event. For instance in the 100m I believe somewhere in the 10.3-10.4 range you get 1000 points. In long jump the mark is somewhere around 7.85m for 1000 points

[@konstantinospetrakis4188]

13:56

[@cadenmarcell6637]

if you feel usless think of the one meter marks in feild events

[@mbruel]

How come it looks like he did't even touch the bar, and it still came down?

[@derkateramabend]

He hit it with his hip.

[@ssmliz8170]

secret : my teacher teached ashont eaton 😱 i got so exited when she said that

[@gazmate2719]

+SSM Liz Taught*. I think you need a better teacher.

[@adamwatson9700]

taught

[@andrepinto57]

+Arne Lol

[@jamalmir1924]

You need a better teacher...

[@connopop5278]

LaPine Mt View High school, I know my shit man I live in the same town he went to high school in

[@prodpoisk]

Terminator

[@youvinicio]

400 mt in 45" la migliore prestazione fantastico tempo

[@lorenzoperitore7595]

He should have definitely been a 400m sprinter

[@AppleLauda_destroyer99942]

what would vegeta say "IT'S OVER 9000!!!!!!!"

[@bsims6275]

Kid's good! He might have worn himself out in the vault by taking too many jumps, though. He was high enough early to clear 18 feet.

[@andreamalandra1030]

I've got his hat

[@owendees2332]

Lmao his response at 38:27 is too good

[@austinreheiser414]

Not at all being hyper-critical, but he could shave a little bit off his 100 by improving his hip flexibility on his right side, it's a little tighter than the left

[@drzado5763]

it probably helps in other events like shot put

[@oscarxn7987]

Que porcentaje de grasa tendrá aproximadamente este atleta?

[@m.b-bourillon6327]

Minus than Penaldo trust me

[@tomicron]

did any one else notice his scream at 13:46

[@ronnyradig6664]

has anyone counted how often they say ashton eaton?

[@wannabolic]

hahah that stare into the camera at 25:04

[@aircraftcarrier6789]

Pourquoi ce video en francais?

[@hugoaverseng2820]

psq la chaîne est française

[@bensullivan5562]

Fun Fact: 0.01s in 100m 999.99m in Long Jump 999.99m in shot put 999.99m in high jump 0.01s in 400m 0.01s in 110m hurdles 999.99m in discus 999.99m in Pole Vault 999.99m in javelin 0.01s in 1500m = 13,778,826 points! In fact, you score EVEN LESS points for running 1500m in 0.01s than you do for sprinting 100m in that time! These performances are so unrealistic that the models used become inaccurate and out of proportion at these times and distances.

[@user-lg4eh8yk4x]

日本人👍

[@dempseyrussell3109]

At 21:23 they completely missed where the discus landed

[@molonlabe9602]

Yea, big time.

[@tdtmd03]

has anyone noticed that he crossed the 400m line at 44.7? Both the tv clock and the on field clock showed 44's. I think he got cheated at least 0.2 of second.

[@smsyts]

tdtmd03 You are wrong

[@aup007]

tdtmd03 hahahahahahha

[@coryKoopsVODS]

Selina Leung (or anybody else who knows why) elaborate?

[@user-em4wh5ji3w]

etfu on screen clocks are always inaccurate. Laser timed on the field is correct and that’s what the 45.00 is

[@joan7446]

Hey, why am I faster over 1'500 m than the last competitors arriving with my 4'35" ? I started only on the 22.07.2017 going on the all-weather running track and I made it on the 09.10.2017, so this isn't good actually because I am faster than them.

[@andreavolponi1893]

Jo An but you train for that. I run 4:10 1500m but I don't train specifically for 1500m. They have a very varied training because they need to have decent performance everywhere

[@joan7446]

I don't train for 1'500 m, but for 6'000 m under twenty minutes. When I am there, I will probably get 1'500 m just under four minutes.

[@jeanrillet1380]

their 1500 meters is after 2 days of incredible effort, and they train for 9 other events too

[@prostechlapec9247]

Disciplines where you have to throw something gives no points compared to running.

[@molonlabe9602]

Actually, running comes more natural so they are going to naturally score higher points than in the specialty disciplines.

[@aaronsanchez5097]

he looks like Rajon Rondo from the side

[@seekeroftruth45]

truuuu

[@stianmikkelsen6571]

he trains 2 hours a day: over 9000 points bruce jenner trained 6-8 hours a day: 8618 points.... something just does not add up about this

[@Salmankhan-yt4qv]

Days 35 complete Days 200 🎯

[@aidanhennessey5586]

That moment when I’m a freshman in high school and can beat some of these guys in the 1500

[@kurtfrancis4621]

He'd still be world record-holder with over 9300 points if he'd ever developed any type of feel for the shot and discus. He still had 2nd year shot and discus skills at the end of his career. Absolutely terrible technique saved only by his incredible athletic ability.

[@lgreenberg20]

They don't give them water? wtf

[@wannabolic]

the french commentators sound like they are hacking loogies

[@tanyal2660]

Hardly anyone in the audience

[@tanyal2660]

I mean for the pole vault

[@jay.ostojic]

GO CANADIA!! :)))) XD😊

[@yamackocoval592]

26:25 he is not touching it

[@simgingergirl]

There's nothing more attractive than a great decathlete.

[@ashtonc1]

My name is Ashton

[@vortex123gaming7]

F

[@TheIgothops]

Barely even looks like he’s running

[@ashtonbowerman2571]

Boo

[@elenajale9643]

Ummm.. Usain Bolt Should Try That Cause His The Fastest Runner In The World..

[@yanglife9510]

I don't think you know what a decathlon is. It's 10 sports not one 😂

[@Someone-cd7yi]

+Yang Life actually it is one sport, only 10 different disciplines

[@anepicflyingbrick_4872]

I would like to see usain run 1500

[@GIitchclan12]

@Bryce Li Don't be an elitist this sport isn't that impressive.

[@amarcynuk8]

It is one of the most impressive athletic feats ever done

[@raikouezio609]

lol social reject mad.

[@ntraan]

+Shane Smith You're insane. Not only does one have to have exceptional abilities in the following (but not limited to) categories such as speed, power, strength, stamina, but one has to work on the technique of each and every one of those disciplines. Ashton Eaton is THEE GREATEST athlete in history being the WR holder and best in the decathlon. Name an athlete who can run faster, but also jump higher or throw farther, and run a longer distance as fast?

[@jbspencer77]

+Shane Smith Decathletes are hands down the greatest all around, pound for pound athletes on the planet, regardless of whether you think so or not. That's not being elitist, it is objective and factual.

[@GIitchclan12]

Nancy Tran Kai muscl