Jan Zelezny's 94.74m world record javelin throw

Jan Zelezny's 94.74m world record in javelin throw. Set in Oslo in 1992 with a Nemeth Classic 90m javelin. This was a rough surface type javelin, which was later ruled ineligible by the IAAF, thus the world record was deleted. For more information please visit: http://www.nemethjavelins.hu or join us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/NemethJavelins

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1. im in the background throwing against him!!!!! i came 3rd that day - i think this was disallowed as the nemeth was made of two parts steel an d carbon at the back and maybe with a rough tail
   im wearing a black tracksuit with the green/yellow sides at 56 seconds. I threw 81.48 backley threw 85 for 2nd. If you see the sheffield meet where he threw 95 twice i wasthere and again when he threw 92m. I got close to him in a meet in moscow and hungary where he threw 81 amd 79 and i came 2nd with a couple of 78m throws or there abouts. He hits is hard 33m/s as opposed to 28-30ms for most world class throwers i hit 28.9ms in a UK event where we had bio mech analsyis - 1.83 height of release 38 angle of release adn plus 2 angle of attack if i remember right. A guy who threw 85 that day threw 28ms with similar characteristic to backley who threw 88m with 40 angle of release 0 angle of attack and 2.03 release height 1992 UK Olympic trail I threw 81.70m that day.
2. :) He has more throws over 90m than the rest of mankind in the whole history :)
3. at 0:23 a shooting star :O
4. Ya ya-ya-yaya-ya
5. Nearly 95 meters. Just incredible.
6. Four releases over 90 meters in a race is amazing!!! The best.
7. HE WAS VERY THIN MAN HIS WIGHT ABOUT 80 FOR SURE.
8. VERY FAST ARM WOOOOOOOOO
9. Not true, that's what they say in the video where Uwe Hohn throws 104m, but they actually left the weight the same and changed the weight distrubution in the javelin making it drop faster
10. It did, someone threw 104 m and they had to increase the weight of the javelin because the stadium wasn't big enough to accomodate those throws.
11. ja ja jaja ja
12. PPIIIIIIIKAAAALEEEEEEEEEEEEE
13. It's Dutch xD
14. Commentators suck :D:D
15. reach, power and technique, he was also very fast so he was perfect thrower (= mentally great too i add...
16. He doesn't torque the javelin which throws off power but gives more reach, I like this about his form and he does has one of the best releases. Im sure if there was no crowd we could hear The snap and twang of the javelin
17. its almost 2lb
18. As of 1 August 2005, Železný has made 52 throws over 90 meters, more than all other javelin throwers combined (32). He is also the only athlete to throw more than 94 meters with the new type of javelin, something he achieved five times.
19. he has like 50 throws over 90m..
20. I would rather use him instead of a bow and arrow