Wu Minxia Gold - Women's 3m Springboard | London 2012 Olympics

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Highlights of the Women's 3m Springboard final in which Wu Minxia wins Gold during the London 2012 Olympic Games.
Diving was included in the Olympic Games for the first time at the 1904 Games in St Louis. The springboard and platform events have been included since the 1908 Olympic Games in London. Since the Stockholm Games in 1912, women have taken part in the diving events. The diving programme has been relatively stable since the 1928 Games in Amsterdam: men and women take part in 10-metre high-dive and 3-metre springboard events. In 2000, the Sydney Games witnessed the entrance of synchronised diving on both the springboard and the platform.
Find more about Diving at www.olympic.org/diving
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[@lhamaninja]

She is such a legend as michal phelps or usain bolt. But no one talks about her because the media don't care.

[@gentleflameoflove]

How do the Chinese kids manage to keep the splash so low?! Whatever, deep admiration and love to them! :-)

[@zhaoyangwen2741]

From what I heard: legs locked together, perfectly straight body(esp back, whist, )absolutely no bent legs getting into the water and keeping the feet straight as well (like ballet)

[@Redneckrampage]

Then why are other countries not doing this?

[@tahoethelake]

+John Yu It's easier said than done. In theory, it sounds simple, but actually doing it is very difficult.

[@gentleflameoflove]

Excellent! And now Wu Minxia is the most decorated woman diver in the Olympics! Deep respect and love to her!

[@catinabox3048]

@@Redneckrampage Apart from it actually being very difficult to do (especially in conjunction with all the skills they have to do simultaneously), I don't think other countries take diving quite as seriously as China does. Diving's one of the disciplines that's been China's pride and joy, so obviously they're going spend a lot of resources into recruiting and training the best of the best so that they can maintain this reputation.

[@weifan426]

I'm trying to concentrate on the acctually chinese and the translation gets in the way, and then I tried concentrating on the translation and the chinese gets in the way...

[@MuhammadMoiz91]

Chinese divers have been phenomenal the past 4 Games. Wu Minxia's dives are so good they're almost like performance art. Clean and polished.

[@shravikawanjari4591]

0:25 0:49 Water barely splashed 😲

[@kadokkendallkylie4232]

Wu body so perfect! Beautiful dive by her.

[@Pandokie3]

Where did the full video of the finals go?

[@leongchoyip4837]

吴敏霞你好叻👍💯💯💪

[@mabsir3835]

Could you upload the full video of the final?

[@zhenwan8987]

Does the full vedio of the final lost somehow?

[@Olytis]

Can someone please upload the full length video of the finals?

[@manuelmosquera1038]

You are beautiful..

[@AlmightyAaron0423]

If she can dive as good as Chinese girls, no matter how hard judges try to stole it, they still can do nothing,

[@GallyIWas99]

Tania Cagnotto deserved MUCH more to me. When she lost the bronze for only 0.2 points, I was only 12 when it happened and I went mad. Let's see what's about to happen on August 15th, we alredy won the silver in women's 3m syncronized springboard, and this time we have concrete chances to get finally the third place. Go Italy!

[@TheJiadia]

Go China

[@whatzupdudes7]

this mexican girl doesnt even mention the chinese girls as strong competition. get out disrespectful to the best of the best

[@starstuff7125]

Spiritual Wisdom Maybe she was shooting for bronze?

[@almadmn1995]

She knew she couldn't beat the 2 Chinese woman so the competition was really for bronze

[@cheliu564]

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[@GH-cp5sv]

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[@DaneilRC]

En definitiva Laura persevero por la medalla de bronce, lastima por la italiana

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