On being appreciated with the world records; The case of Jan Zelezny and the world record in javelin!
Jan Zelezny is having the world record in javelin throw, and this is amazing and fantastic, and we are congratulate him of his enormous efforts, and his willingness to open up the world for anybody being concerned, and that we can do whatever what is possible to do. So, if you have a talent in javelin, just use it! And we can be together many places, and enjoying the freedom, the diversity and the choices where we are, and when we are travelling abroad many of us use the hotels, and there are much variations on the prices, and the status and the recognition for the hotel, yes we have different patterns through the whole world, and some travel agencies are also selling the hotels and their places, and when doing competition in javelin, we must use the hotels where we are, and the reason is that we do not want to stay in tent!
Jan Zelezny is coming from the Czech Republic, and he has the world record in javelin, and that record is 98 meters and 48 centimeters. That record is from 1996. And he has thrown more than 90 meters just more than 50 times, and he was amazing in javelin! Jan Zelezny was putting 4 world records in javelin, and we can interview him with his feelings and thoughts through all the times he was engaged with javelin and sport activities.
During the Olympics in different years, Jan Zelezny has the gold medal from 1992 i Barcelona, from 1996 in Atlanta, from Sydney in 2000, and the silver from Seoul in 1988. In the WC in 1993, he has the gold medal from Stuttgart, the gold medal from Gothenburg in 1995, and the gold medal from Edmonton in 2001. Further in the WC, he has the bronze from Rome in 1987, and the bronze from Seville in 1999. And in 1994, he received the bronze medal in Helsinki for the EC, and the also got the bronze medal for EC in Gothenburg in 2006. We congratulate, and think that this is impressive!
So, Jan Zelezny had a tood technique. Before throwing, he ran as fast as possible, and when coming to the line, he was as sharp as a knife laying down straigth before the line. And you can see Jan Zelezny on TV and on the films, and the studies of him show how he could throw as long as he could in javelin. So, Jan Zelezny is a funny, serious and friendly guy, and many people love his being around the planet, and he was a friend with everyone, and today Zelezny is a Czech athlete coach, and we should do the best things in secret and being available with giving the biggest chances to everyone in the national team in question that is engaged with javelin.
Andreas Thorkildsen was a great athlete in javelin coming from Norway, and he has the Norwegian record with the throwing on 91 meters and 59 centimeters. And Andreas is a nice guy, and he has won several medals in javelin, and he comes from Kristiansand, located in the southern part of Norway. And Andreas Thorkildsen is the only Norwegian guy with two gold medals in the Olympics, one from Athens in 2004 and one from Beijing from 2008. And Andreas Thorkildsen has one gold medal from 2009 in WC in Berlin in Germany. And he has two gold medals in EC, and that is Gothenburg in 2006 and Barcelona in 2010. And Andreas Thorkildsen has also three silver medals from WC. We congratulate Andreas with his results, and hope he will live for these results forever and ever, and he is the king in javelin in Kristiansand in Norway.
So, Jan Zelezny is a special guy, and he has thrown nearly 100 meters in javelin, and that is amazingly impressive to do that. And he is throwing out of stadiums, and therefore he is a popular earlier athlete, and to throw with the right angle and with the best strength that you can find in your body, that is the way to do it. And Zelezny has a history and story from all ages, and he had a special talents and knowledges about the javelin just like it is, and nobody tells you where to go!
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All those athletes are amazing. One should have such discipline and strive to their goal.
I do not know if you remember the guy called Sergey Bubka, former pole vaulter who was really unbeatable and was well known to the whole world that time :)
Yeah, I remember Sergey Bubka, and I will write about him during the weekend to come! Thanks for your information and advice. :)