Archery World Records Broken London Olympics 2012

Archery World Records Broken London Olympics 2012 Republic of Korea has claimed the first world records of London 2012 with a stunning display in the men's Archery ranking round. Legally blind archer Im Dong-Hyun set the first world record of the London Olympics on Friday and then added another as South Korea broke the team record. In the men's preliminary round, held at the Lord's cricket ground, Im scored 699 points from 72 arrows to beat his own record of 696 set in May this year. Along with Kim Bubmin and Oh Jin-Hyek he also helped register a 216-arrow total of 2,087 -- smashing the world record also set in Turkey in May by 18 points.

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1. Foreigners teaching the limeys how to shoot bows...who would've guessed it. The longbowmen of old are rolling in their graves considering that S. Koreans and Americans are taking all of the archery medals.
2. what riser was he using
3. Asian*
4. He had to be Asa
5. Having a father who was a computer that overheated and died, that is
6. You too? Thank God, I thought I was the only one!
7. I'm working on improving my speech, sorry if it weirds you out. My father is George Takei and my other father was a computer who overheated and died.
8. I can't quite tell if you're being sarcastic... If not, uh, your intonations are really odd
9. I did the audio for this video...that's my real voice..........
10. That automated voice is weird...
11. HURRAY It's amazing how bloody brilliant eleven individuals have come and won gold medals from a tiny country in East Asia. Repping success
12. Proud to be a Korean!!