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V zahraničí mu přezdívali „česká lokomotiva“. Držitel osmnácti světových rekordů Emil Zátopek se nejvíce proslavil na olympijských hrách v Helsinkách, kde dokázal zvítězit v běhu na 5 km, 10 km i v maratonu. Žádný vytrvalec dosud jeho úspěch nezopakoval a odborníci na atletiku pochybují, že se někdy někdo takový objeví. Grandiózní úspěch Emila Zátopka ožívá v dokumentu Davida Ondříčka ve vzpomínkách jeho blízkých, soupeřů i kamarádů.
1952, Emil Zátopek, 5000m, Olympic Games, Helsinki
This is one of the most famous races of all time. Zatopek had won the 10,000m but he knew that the 5000m race was going to bee hardest of all three that he would attempt in an incredible eight day period of the Games. His opponents included Alain Mimoun (France), Herbert Schade (Germany) and the British pair Chris Chataway and Gordon Pirie. In the famous final lap Zatopek was overtaken by Mimoun, Schade and Chataway but with the crowd chanting Zat-O-Pek, Zat-O-Pek, Zat-O-Pek he rallied and passed all three to win a memorable race.
Mimoun was a great friend of Zatopek but he had never beaten him. He had finished 2nd so many times that he was known as "Zatopek's Shadow."
Fast forward to the 1956 Marathon. Mimoun won and Zatopek (who had undergone a hernia operation six weeks before the race) was sixth. At the finish line, Mimoun waited and waited for his friend to finish. Zátopek was dazed by the temperatures. He looked at Mimoun who said, "Emil, why don't you congratulate me? I am the Olympic champion." Mimoun and Zátopek then embraced. Mimoun called the moment as being more valuable than his gold medal.
- published: 20 Jun 2013
- views: 16284
Emil Zatopek - Olympic highlights 1948-52 (with comments on the races by Zatopek)
Included are the Czech team leaving Prague airport for London; the 10k in London; his incredible last lap sprint in the London 5k on a mud-bath of a track; his after-Olympics reception in Prague; video of a pre 1952 meet; Zatopek being congratulated by fellow athletes and signing autographs for fans; the 10k, 5k and Marathon in 1952.
Everone's favourite athlete. See the 10k (Gold) and 5k (Silver) from London 1948. In the latter race with one lap to go he was about 50 metres behind the world record holder, Gaston Reiff (Belgium) when he unleashed an almighty effort and just failed to catch Reiff on the line.
See also his incredible triple Gold in Helsinki 1952 when in just eight days he won Gold in the 10k, 5k and the Marathon.
The great Irish miler John Joe Barry described his encounter with Zatopek during the 1948 London Olympics. The following is extracted from his book The Ballincurry Hare - John Joe Barry. "The big attraction at the '48 Games was Emil Zatopek, the Czech, who won the 10,000m gold by a record margin ... Towards the end of the Games , the Catholic Archbishop of London(sic) threw a party for all the Catholic athletes. The Spanish, Italians and Irish were there in great numbers, and during the party who showed up only the hero himself, Emil Zatopek. Just imagine how delighted we all were - just to be in the same room was enough.
After a while I picked up the courage to speak with him ... I asked him how he trained. Back came the reply: 'Twice a day.' I felt that this was impossible, that there was something wrong; so I repeated the question. Back came the same reply, only this time with a little more information: distance work in the morning and speed work in the afternoon. I went back on it the third time. He told me how far: for distance six to eight miles and for speed , four by three hundred yards and six by six hundred yards at 80% speed. There was the answer to my failure - all in one conversation in one afternoon."
- published: 21 Jun 2013
- views: 12672
Countdown to 2016 - December 23rd - Emil Zátopek
At Helsinki 1952, Czechoslovak long distance runner Emil Zátopek won gold in the Men's 5,000m, 10,000m and Marathon, a feat that has never been repeated.
Each day of December we will reveal an iconic moment from Olympic history as we countdown to the Olympic year.
Countdown to 2016 - http://bit.ly/1HGur7v
Subscribe to the official Olympic channel here: http://bit.ly/1dn6AV5
Find more about the Olympic Games at http://www.olympic.org/olympic-games
Follow your favourite athletes on the Olympic Athletes Hub: http://hub.olympic.org/
- published: 23 Dec 2015
- views: 4915
Here we examine Emil Zatopek's technique and particularly his forefoot landing. As you can see, as soon as he lands his thigh muscles tense for one frame. On the hand, the other competitors' thigh muscles stay contracted for more than 4 frames. This directly shows the unnecessary muscle exertion during active landing with no benefit.
Subscribe to Dr. Romanov's new Online Video Series - 12 week Transition Program for Runners - to improve your running technique https://www.youtube.com/LearnHowToRun
This transition program for runners provides 94 HD videos of systematic week by week instruction & guidance. Suitable for runners of all levels it will help you improve your running.
Theory, definitions, common terms, drills & exercises along with a flexibility routine and training schedules - you will find it all under one roof - Transition Program for Runners.
Take your running skills to the next level! https://www.youtube.com/LearnHowToRun
- published: 18 Nov 2010
- views: 88034
Emil Zátopek říkal: „Když nemůžeš, přidej!“
Žijeme Riem a fandíme českým sportovců na Letních olympijských hrách 2016!
- published: 20 Jun 2016
- views: 299
Czechs commemorate 60 years since Emil Zatopek's unprecedented Olympic wins. CNN's Diana Magnay reports.
- published: 24 Jul 2012
- views: 21458
Boulder is a running Mecca, thus, a 1999 talk on...
Emil Zátopek of Czechoslovakia, a supreme distance runner whose rugged training regimen was rewarded with unprecedented success. At the 1948 Olympics he won the gold medal in the 10,000 metres and finished second in the 5,000 metres. At Helsinki in 1952 he produced one of the greatest performances in distance running history, when he won the 5,000 metres, successfully defended his 10,000 metres title and then took his third gold medal in his first-ever marathon race to complete a "triple" that remains unique in Olympic history. Zátopek closed his Olympic career four years later when he placed 6th in the marathon in Melbourne, running only a few weeks after undergoing hernia surgery. At the European Championships he finished fifth in the 5,000 metres (1946) and won gold in the 5,000 metres (1950) and 10,000 metres (1950, 1954) and bronze in the 5,000 metres (1954). Between 1949 and 1954, he set 18 world records at every distance from 5,000 metres to 30,000 metres, a remarkable display of versatility at the very highest level. He was the first great distance runner to popularize the concept of interval training and his training efforts were legendary.
Silvio Guerra has gotten used to being in the shadow of the winner at the Boston Marathon. In 1999, he was runner-up to Kenyan Joseph Chebet. Last year, Korean Lee Bong Ju slipped ahead of him.
So the runner from Ecuador has never broken the tape, never been given a laurel wreath crown. Just: ''Congratulations on being No. 2; better luck next time.''
- published: 06 Mar 2012
- views: 15136
Emil Zátopek
Emil Zátopek (Czech pronunciation: [ˈɛmɪl ˈzaːtopɛk]; 19 September 1922 – 22 November 2000) was a Czechoslovak long-distance runner best known for winning three gold medals at the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki. He won gold in the 5,000 metres and 10,000 metres runs, but his final medal came when he decided at the last minute to compete in the first marathon of his life. He was nicknamed the "Czech Locomotive".
Zátopek was the first runner to break the 29-minute barrier in the 10,000 metres (in 1954). Three years earlier, in 1951, he had broken the hour for running 20 km. He is widely considered to be one of the greatest runners of the 20th century and was also known for his brutally tough training methods. He was the instigator of interval training and hypoventilation training. In February 2013, the editors at Runner's World Magazine selected him as the Greatest Runner of All Time. He is the only person to win the 5,000 metres, 10,000 metres, and marathon in the same Olympics.
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52:075.8.2016 ZÁTOPEK (Dokument)
5.8.2016 ZÁTOPEK (Dokument)5.8.2016 ZÁTOPEK (Dokument)
V zahraničí mu přezdívali „česká lokomotiva“. Držitel osmnácti světových rekordů Emil Zátopek se nejvíce proslavil na olympijských hrách v Helsinkách, kde dokázal zvítězit v běhu na 5 km, 10 km i v maratonu. Žádný vytrvalec dosud jeho úspěch nezopakoval a odborníci na atletiku pochybují, že se někdy někdo takový objeví. Grandiózní úspěch Emila Zátopka ožívá v dokumentu Davida Ondříčka ve vzpomínkách jeho blízkých, soupeřů i kamarádů. -
2:081952, Emil Zátopek, 5000m, Olympic Games, Helsinki
1952, Emil Zátopek, 5000m, Olympic Games, Helsinki1952, Emil Zátopek, 5000m, Olympic Games, Helsinki
1952, Emil Zátopek, 5000m, Olympic Games, Helsinki This is one of the most famous races of all time. Zatopek had won the 10,000m but he knew that the 5000m race was going to bee hardest of all three that he would attempt in an incredible eight day period of the Games. His opponents included Alain Mimoun (France), Herbert Schade (Germany) and the British pair Chris Chataway and Gordon Pirie. In the famous final lap Zatopek was overtaken by Mimoun, Schade and Chataway but with the crowd chanting Zat-O-Pek, Zat-O-Pek, Zat-O-Pek he rallied and passed all three to win a memorable race. Mimoun was a great friend of Zatopek but he had never beaten him. He had finished 2nd so many times that he was known as "Zatopek's Shadow." Fast forward to the 1956 Marathon. Mimoun won and Zatopek (who had undergone a hernia operation six weeks before the race) was sixth. At the finish line, Mimoun waited and waited for his friend to finish. Zátopek was dazed by the temperatures. He looked at Mimoun who said, "Emil, why don't you congratulate me? I am the Olympic champion." Mimoun and Zátopek then embraced. Mimoun called the moment as being more valuable than his gold medal. -
8:54Emil Zatopek - Olympic highlights 1948-52
Emil Zatopek - Olympic highlights 1948-52Emil Zatopek - Olympic highlights 1948-52
Emil Zatopek - Olympic highlights 1948-52 (with comments on the races by Zatopek) Included are the Czech team leaving Prague airport for London; the 10k in London; his incredible last lap sprint in the London 5k on a mud-bath of a track; his after-Olympics reception in Prague; video of a pre 1952 meet; Zatopek being congratulated by fellow athletes and signing autographs for fans; the 10k, 5k and Marathon in 1952. Everone's favourite athlete. See the 10k (Gold) and 5k (Silver) from London 1948. In the latter race with one lap to go he was about 50 metres behind the world record holder, Gaston Reiff (Belgium) when he unleashed an almighty effort and just failed to catch Reiff on the line. See also his incredible triple Gold in Helsinki 1952 when in just eight days he won Gold in the 10k, 5k and the Marathon. The great Irish miler John Joe Barry described his encounter with Zatopek during the 1948 London Olympics. The following is extracted from his book The Ballincurry Hare - John Joe Barry. "The big attraction at the '48 Games was Emil Zatopek, the Czech, who won the 10,000m gold by a record margin ... Towards the end of the Games , the Catholic Archbishop of London(sic) threw a party for all the Catholic athletes. The Spanish, Italians and Irish were there in great numbers, and during the party who showed up only the hero himself, Emil Zatopek. Just imagine how delighted we all were - just to be in the same room was enough. After a while I picked up the courage to speak with him ... I asked him how he trained. Back came the reply: 'Twice a day.' I felt that this was impossible, that there was something wrong; so I repeated the question. Back came the same reply, only this time with a little more information: distance work in the morning and speed work in the afternoon. I went back on it the third time. He told me how far: for distance six to eight miles and for speed , four by three hundred yards and six by six hundred yards at 80% speed. There was the answer to my failure - all in one conversation in one afternoon." -
13:03Emil Zátopek-dokument(Document)
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1:39Emil Zátopek's long distance treble at Helsinki 1952 | Countdown to 2016
Emil Zátopek's long distance treble at Helsinki 1952 | Countdown to 2016Emil Zátopek's long distance treble at Helsinki 1952 | Countdown to 2016
Countdown to 2016 - December 23rd - Emil Zátopek At Helsinki 1952, Czechoslovak long distance runner Emil Zátopek won gold in the Men's 5,000m, 10,000m and Marathon, a feat that has never been repeated. Each day of December we will reveal an iconic moment from Olympic history as we countdown to the Olympic year. Countdown to 2016 - http://bit.ly/1HGur7v Subscribe to the official Olympic channel here: http://bit.ly/1dn6AV5 Find more about the Olympic Games at http://www.olympic.org/olympic-games Follow your favourite athletes on the Olympic Athletes Hub: http://hub.olympic.org/ -
1:00Emil Zatopek - Adidas commercial
Emil Zatopek - Adidas commercialEmil Zatopek - Adidas commercial
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1:30Running Technique: Emil Zatopek
Running Technique: Emil ZatopekRunning Technique: Emil Zatopek
Here we examine Emil Zatopek's technique and particularly his forefoot landing. As you can see, as soon as he lands his thigh muscles tense for one frame. On the hand, the other competitors' thigh muscles stay contracted for more than 4 frames. This directly shows the unnecessary muscle exertion during active landing with no benefit. Subscribe to Dr. Romanov's new Online Video Series - 12 week Transition Program for Runners - to improve your running technique https://www.youtube.com/LearnHowToRun This transition program for runners provides 94 HD videos of systematic week by week instruction & guidance. Suitable for runners of all levels it will help you improve your running. Theory, definitions, common terms, drills & exercises along with a flexibility routine and training schedules - you will find it all under one roof - Transition Program for Runners. Take your running skills to the next level! https://www.youtube.com/LearnHowToRun -
1:11Žijeme Riem: Emil Zátopek, TV spot
Žijeme Riem: Emil Zátopek, TV spotŽijeme Riem: Emil Zátopek, TV spot
Emil Zátopek říkal: „Když nemůžeš, přidej!“ Žijeme Riem a fandíme českým sportovců na Letních olympijských hrách 2016! -
3:59Remembering Olympics triple gold legend
Remembering Olympics triple gold legendRemembering Olympics triple gold legend
Czechs commemorate 60 years since Emil Zatopek's unprecedented Olympic wins. CNN's Diana Magnay reports. -
47:05RUNNING LEGEND Emil Zátopek Presented by Mike Sandrock w/Silvio Guerra
RUNNING LEGEND Emil Zátopek Presented by Mike Sandrock w/Silvio GuerraRUNNING LEGEND Emil Zátopek Presented by Mike Sandrock w/Silvio Guerra
Boulder is a running Mecca, thus, a 1999 talk on... Emil Zátopek of Czechoslovakia, a supreme distance runner whose rugged training regimen was rewarded with unprecedented success. At the 1948 Olympics he won the gold medal in the 10,000 metres and finished second in the 5,000 metres. At Helsinki in 1952 he produced one of the greatest performances in distance running history, when he won the 5,000 metres, successfully defended his 10,000 metres title and then took his third gold medal in his first-ever marathon race to complete a "triple" that remains unique in Olympic history. Zátopek closed his Olympic career four years later when he placed 6th in the marathon in Melbourne, running only a few weeks after undergoing hernia surgery. At the European Championships he finished fifth in the 5,000 metres (1946) and won gold in the 5,000 metres (1950) and 10,000 metres (1950, 1954) and bronze in the 5,000 metres (1954). Between 1949 and 1954, he set 18 world records at every distance from 5,000 metres to 30,000 metres, a remarkable display of versatility at the very highest level. He was the first great distance runner to popularize the concept of interval training and his training efforts were legendary. Silvio Guerra has gotten used to being in the shadow of the winner at the Boston Marathon. In 1999, he was runner-up to Kenyan Joseph Chebet. Last year, Korean Lee Bong Ju slipped ahead of him. So the runner from Ecuador has never broken the tape, never been given a laurel wreath crown. Just: ''Congratulations on being No. 2; better luck next time.''
'Zatopek' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Diva (1981)
Actors: Dominique Pinon (actor), Jean-Luc Porraz (actor), Roland Bertin (actor), Jean-Jacques Moreau (actor), Richard Bohringer (actor), Gérard Chaillou (actor), Vladimir Cosma (actor), Gérard Darmon (actor), Dominique Besnehard (actor), Jim Adhi Limas (actor), Etienne Draber (actor), Jacques Fabbri (actor), Patrick Floersheim (actor), Gabriel Gobin (actor), Andrée Champeaux (actress),
Plot: Young Parisian mail courier is content with his bohemian lifestyle, his circle of friends and listening to opera, particularly one exceptional American diva who refuses to be recorded. So enamored with her, he makes an illegal tape of her at a concert. But when the tape is confused with one implicating a police chief with the mob, he must use all his ingenuity to survive. Particularly notable for its stylish New-Wave production values and extended motorcycle chase scene.
Keywords: based-on-novel, camel-toe, chase, corruption, diva, drugs, female-nudity, girl, legs, motorcycleGenres: Thriller,
Taglines: A Comedy. A Thriller. A Romance. Her voice was his calling.
Quotes:
Gorodish: Some get high on airplane glue... detergents... fancy gimmicks. My satori is this: Zen in the art of buttering bread![At Jules' apartment]::Alba: Pretty gloomy setting!::Jules: Think so? A monument to disaster... deluxe style!
Jules: Where are we?::Alba: In a castle.::Jules: What castle?::Alba: Where the witch makes poisoned red apples to advertise the toothpaste movie stars use.
Paula: And some women find police work dull!
[Last Lines]::Jules: It's the only recording.::Cynthia Hawkins: It was you?::Jules: It's yours. It's my gift to you. Forgive me.::Cynthia Hawkins: But... I've never heard myself sing!::Jules: Listen...
Cynthia Hawkins: Do you steal the dresses of all singers?::Jules: No, no.::Cynthia Hawkins: So, I'M the lucky one! I have a fan?::Jules: I heard you in Bordeaux. And last year I went to Munich specially for the concert.::Cynthia Hawkins: You made the trip for me?::Jules: Yes, on the moped.::Cynthia Hawkins: On the moped. So, you ARE a real fan.
[In Cynthia's hotel suite]::Cynthia Hawkins: What's your name, Mr. Postman?::Jules: [Smiles] Jules.::Cynthia Hawkins: Jules! Jules is old for a young man. I thought the French were modern.::Jules: My father was old-fashioned.::Cynthia Hawkins: [Laughs] I'm kidding! Jules fits you so poorly that it fits you very well. Jules...
N'Doula: [Motioning to Cynthia] She's the queen of Africa.::Jules: [Smiling at Cynthia] She's the queen of the night.
Gorodish: Abyssus abyssum invocat::Alba: What is Abyssus abyssum?::Gorodish: It means the abyss calls the abyss
Le curé: I don't like cars.
Se Segura, Malandro! (1978)
Actors: Louise Cardoso (actress), Telma Reston (actress), Nildo Parente (actor), Henriqueta Brieba (actress), Fernando Reski (actor), Jotta Barroso (actor), Anselmo Vasconcelos (actor), José Dumont (actor), Paulo César Peréio (actor), Antonio Pedro (actor), Wilson Grey (actor), Hugo Carvana (actor), Cláudio Marzo (actor), Chico Buarque de Hollanda (composer), Hugo Carvana (writer),
Genres: Comedy,Julia lebt (1963)
Actors: Günter Junghans (actor), Angelica Domröse (actress), Maika Joseph (actress), Erik S. Klein (actor), Ruth Kommerell (actress), Dorit Gründel (costume designer), Doris Thalmer (actress), Martin Flörchinger (actor), Hans-Peter Reinicke (actor), Peter Reusse (actor), Hans Hardt-Hardtloff (actor), Willi Brückner (miscellaneous crew), Maria Besendahl (actress), Jutta Hoffmann (actress), Heinz-Dieter Knaup (actor),
Genres: Drama,-
5.8.2016 ZÁTOPEK (Dokument)
V zahraničí mu přezdívali „česká lokomotiva“. Držitel osmnácti světových rekordů Emil Zátopek se nejvíce proslavil na olympijských hrách v Helsinkách, kde dokázal zvítězit v běhu na 5 km, 10 km i v maratonu. Žádný vytrvalec dosud jeho úspěch nezopakoval a odborníci na atletiku pochybují, že se někdy někdo takový objeví. Grandiózní úspěch Emila Zátopka ožívá v dokumentu Davida Ondříčka ve vzpomínkách jeho blízkých, soupeřů i kamarádů.
published: 06 Aug 2016 -
1952, Emil Zátopek, 5000m, Olympic Games, Helsinki
1952, Emil Zátopek, 5000m, Olympic Games, Helsinki This is one of the most famous races of all time. Zatopek had won the 10,000m but he knew that the 5000m race was going to bee hardest of all three that he would attempt in an incredible eight day period of the Games. His opponents included Alain Mimoun (France), Herbert Schade (Germany) and the British pair Chris Chataway and Gordon Pirie. In the famous final lap Zatopek was overtaken by Mimoun, Schade and Chataway but with the crowd chanting Zat-O-Pek, Zat-O-Pek, Zat-O-Pek he rallied and passed all three to win a memorable race. Mimoun was a great friend of Zatopek but he had never beaten him. He had finished 2nd so many times that he was known as "Zatopek's Shadow." Fast forward to the 1956 Marathon. Mimoun won and Zatopek (who had und...
published: 20 Jun 2013 -
Emil Zatopek - Olympic highlights 1948-52
Emil Zatopek - Olympic highlights 1948-52 (with comments on the races by Zatopek) Included are the Czech team leaving Prague airport for London; the 10k in London; his incredible last lap sprint in the London 5k on a mud-bath of a track; his after-Olympics reception in Prague; video of a pre 1952 meet; Zatopek being congratulated by fellow athletes and signing autographs for fans; the 10k, 5k and Marathon in 1952. Everone's favourite athlete. See the 10k (Gold) and 5k (Silver) from London 1948. In the latter race with one lap to go he was about 50 metres behind the world record holder, Gaston Reiff (Belgium) when he unleashed an almighty effort and just failed to catch Reiff on the line. See also his incredible triple Gold in Helsinki 1952 when in just eight days he won Gold in the 10k...
published: 21 Jun 2013 -
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Emil Zátopek's long distance treble at Helsinki 1952 | Countdown to 2016
Countdown to 2016 - December 23rd - Emil Zátopek At Helsinki 1952, Czechoslovak long distance runner Emil Zátopek won gold in the Men's 5,000m, 10,000m and Marathon, a feat that has never been repeated. Each day of December we will reveal an iconic moment from Olympic history as we countdown to the Olympic year. Countdown to 2016 - http://bit.ly/1HGur7v Subscribe to the official Olympic channel here: http://bit.ly/1dn6AV5 Find more about the Olympic Games at http://www.olympic.org/olympic-games Follow your favourite athletes on the Olympic Athletes Hub: http://hub.olympic.org/
published: 23 Dec 2015 -
Emil Zatopek - Adidas commercial
published: 19 Apr 2011 -
Running Technique: Emil Zatopek
Here we examine Emil Zatopek's technique and particularly his forefoot landing. As you can see, as soon as he lands his thigh muscles tense for one frame. On the hand, the other competitors' thigh muscles stay contracted for more than 4 frames. This directly shows the unnecessary muscle exertion during active landing with no benefit. Subscribe to Dr. Romanov's new Online Video Series - 12 week Transition Program for Runners - to improve your running technique https://www.youtube.com/LearnHowToRun This transition program for runners provides 94 HD videos of systematic week by week instruction & guidance. Suitable for runners of all levels it will help you improve your running. Theory, definitions, common terms, drills & exercises along with a flexibility routine and training schedules - y...
published: 18 Nov 2010 -
Žijeme Riem: Emil Zátopek, TV spot
Emil Zátopek říkal: „Když nemůžeš, přidej!“ Žijeme Riem a fandíme českým sportovců na Letních olympijských hrách 2016!
published: 20 Jun 2016 -
Remembering Olympics triple gold legend
Czechs commemorate 60 years since Emil Zatopek's unprecedented Olympic wins. CNN's Diana Magnay reports.
published: 24 Jul 2012 -
RUNNING LEGEND Emil Zátopek Presented by Mike Sandrock w/Silvio Guerra
Boulder is a running Mecca, thus, a 1999 talk on... Emil Zátopek of Czechoslovakia, a supreme distance runner whose rugged training regimen was rewarded with unprecedented success. At the 1948 Olympics he won the gold medal in the 10,000 metres and finished second in the 5,000 metres. At Helsinki in 1952 he produced one of the greatest performances in distance running history, when he won the 5,000 metres, successfully defended his 10,000 metres title and then took his third gold medal in his first-ever marathon race to complete a "triple" that remains unique in Olympic history. Zátopek closed his Olympic career four years later when he placed 6th in the marathon in Melbourne, running only a few weeks after undergoing hernia surgery. At the European Championships he finished fifth in the 5...
published: 06 Mar 2012
5.8.2016 ZÁTOPEK (Dokument)
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- Duration: 52:07
- Updated: 06 Aug 2016
- views: 391
V zahraničí mu přezdívali „česká lokomotiva“. Držitel osmnácti světových rekordů Emil Zátopek se nejvíce proslavil na olympijských hrách v Helsinkách, kde dokáz...
V zahraničí mu přezdívali „česká lokomotiva“. Držitel osmnácti světových rekordů Emil Zátopek se nejvíce proslavil na olympijských hrách v Helsinkách, kde dokázal zvítězit v běhu na 5 km, 10 km i v maratonu. Žádný vytrvalec dosud jeho úspěch nezopakoval a odborníci na atletiku pochybují, že se někdy někdo takový objeví. Grandiózní úspěch Emila Zátopka ožívá v dokumentu Davida Ondříčka ve vzpomínkách jeho blízkých, soupeřů i kamarádů.
wn.com/5.8.2016 Zátopek (Dokument)
V zahraničí mu přezdívali „česká lokomotiva“. Držitel osmnácti světových rekordů Emil Zátopek se nejvíce proslavil na olympijských hrách v Helsinkách, kde dokázal zvítězit v běhu na 5 km, 10 km i v maratonu. Žádný vytrvalec dosud jeho úspěch nezopakoval a odborníci na atletiku pochybují, že se někdy někdo takový objeví. Grandiózní úspěch Emila Zátopka ožívá v dokumentu Davida Ondříčka ve vzpomínkách jeho blízkých, soupeřů i kamarádů.
- published: 06 Aug 2016
- views: 391
1952, Emil Zátopek, 5000m, Olympic Games, Helsinki
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- Duration: 2:08
- Updated: 20 Jun 2013
- views: 16284
1952, Emil Zátopek, 5000m, Olympic Games, Helsinki
This is one of the most famous races of all time. Zatopek had won the 10,000m but he knew that the 5000m rac...
1952, Emil Zátopek, 5000m, Olympic Games, Helsinki
This is one of the most famous races of all time. Zatopek had won the 10,000m but he knew that the 5000m race was going to bee hardest of all three that he would attempt in an incredible eight day period of the Games. His opponents included Alain Mimoun (France), Herbert Schade (Germany) and the British pair Chris Chataway and Gordon Pirie. In the famous final lap Zatopek was overtaken by Mimoun, Schade and Chataway but with the crowd chanting Zat-O-Pek, Zat-O-Pek, Zat-O-Pek he rallied and passed all three to win a memorable race.
Mimoun was a great friend of Zatopek but he had never beaten him. He had finished 2nd so many times that he was known as "Zatopek's Shadow."
Fast forward to the 1956 Marathon. Mimoun won and Zatopek (who had undergone a hernia operation six weeks before the race) was sixth. At the finish line, Mimoun waited and waited for his friend to finish. Zátopek was dazed by the temperatures. He looked at Mimoun who said, "Emil, why don't you congratulate me? I am the Olympic champion." Mimoun and Zátopek then embraced. Mimoun called the moment as being more valuable than his gold medal.
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1952, Emil Zátopek, 5000m, Olympic Games, Helsinki
This is one of the most famous races of all time. Zatopek had won the 10,000m but he knew that the 5000m race was going to bee hardest of all three that he would attempt in an incredible eight day period of the Games. His opponents included Alain Mimoun (France), Herbert Schade (Germany) and the British pair Chris Chataway and Gordon Pirie. In the famous final lap Zatopek was overtaken by Mimoun, Schade and Chataway but with the crowd chanting Zat-O-Pek, Zat-O-Pek, Zat-O-Pek he rallied and passed all three to win a memorable race.
Mimoun was a great friend of Zatopek but he had never beaten him. He had finished 2nd so many times that he was known as "Zatopek's Shadow."
Fast forward to the 1956 Marathon. Mimoun won and Zatopek (who had undergone a hernia operation six weeks before the race) was sixth. At the finish line, Mimoun waited and waited for his friend to finish. Zátopek was dazed by the temperatures. He looked at Mimoun who said, "Emil, why don't you congratulate me? I am the Olympic champion." Mimoun and Zátopek then embraced. Mimoun called the moment as being more valuable than his gold medal.
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Emil Zatopek - Olympic highlights 1948-52
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Emil Zatopek - Olympic highlights 1948-52 (with comments on the races by Zatopek)
Included are the Czech team leaving Prague airport for London; the 10k in Lon...
Emil Zatopek - Olympic highlights 1948-52 (with comments on the races by Zatopek)
Included are the Czech team leaving Prague airport for London; the 10k in London; his incredible last lap sprint in the London 5k on a mud-bath of a track; his after-Olympics reception in Prague; video of a pre 1952 meet; Zatopek being congratulated by fellow athletes and signing autographs for fans; the 10k, 5k and Marathon in 1952.
Everone's favourite athlete. See the 10k (Gold) and 5k (Silver) from London 1948. In the latter race with one lap to go he was about 50 metres behind the world record holder, Gaston Reiff (Belgium) when he unleashed an almighty effort and just failed to catch Reiff on the line.
See also his incredible triple Gold in Helsinki 1952 when in just eight days he won Gold in the 10k, 5k and the Marathon.
The great Irish miler John Joe Barry described his encounter with Zatopek during the 1948 London Olympics. The following is extracted from his book The Ballincurry Hare - John Joe Barry. "The big attraction at the '48 Games was Emil Zatopek, the Czech, who won the 10,000m gold by a record margin ... Towards the end of the Games , the Catholic Archbishop of London(sic) threw a party for all the Catholic athletes. The Spanish, Italians and Irish were there in great numbers, and during the party who showed up only the hero himself, Emil Zatopek. Just imagine how delighted we all were - just to be in the same room was enough.
After a while I picked up the courage to speak with him ... I asked him how he trained. Back came the reply: 'Twice a day.' I felt that this was impossible, that there was something wrong; so I repeated the question. Back came the same reply, only this time with a little more information: distance work in the morning and speed work in the afternoon. I went back on it the third time. He told me how far: for distance six to eight miles and for speed , four by three hundred yards and six by six hundred yards at 80% speed. There was the answer to my failure - all in one conversation in one afternoon."
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Emil Zatopek - Olympic highlights 1948-52 (with comments on the races by Zatopek)
Included are the Czech team leaving Prague airport for London; the 10k in London; his incredible last lap sprint in the London 5k on a mud-bath of a track; his after-Olympics reception in Prague; video of a pre 1952 meet; Zatopek being congratulated by fellow athletes and signing autographs for fans; the 10k, 5k and Marathon in 1952.
Everone's favourite athlete. See the 10k (Gold) and 5k (Silver) from London 1948. In the latter race with one lap to go he was about 50 metres behind the world record holder, Gaston Reiff (Belgium) when he unleashed an almighty effort and just failed to catch Reiff on the line.
See also his incredible triple Gold in Helsinki 1952 when in just eight days he won Gold in the 10k, 5k and the Marathon.
The great Irish miler John Joe Barry described his encounter with Zatopek during the 1948 London Olympics. The following is extracted from his book The Ballincurry Hare - John Joe Barry. "The big attraction at the '48 Games was Emil Zatopek, the Czech, who won the 10,000m gold by a record margin ... Towards the end of the Games , the Catholic Archbishop of London(sic) threw a party for all the Catholic athletes. The Spanish, Italians and Irish were there in great numbers, and during the party who showed up only the hero himself, Emil Zatopek. Just imagine how delighted we all were - just to be in the same room was enough.
After a while I picked up the courage to speak with him ... I asked him how he trained. Back came the reply: 'Twice a day.' I felt that this was impossible, that there was something wrong; so I repeated the question. Back came the same reply, only this time with a little more information: distance work in the morning and speed work in the afternoon. I went back on it the third time. He told me how far: for distance six to eight miles and for speed , four by three hundred yards and six by six hundred yards at 80% speed. There was the answer to my failure - all in one conversation in one afternoon."
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Emil Zátopek-dokument(Document)
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Emil Zátopek's long distance treble at Helsinki 1952 | Countdown to 2016
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Countdown to 2016 - December 23rd - Emil Zátopek
At Helsinki 1952, Czechoslovak long distance runner Emil Zátopek won gold in the Men's 5,000m, 10,000m and Mar...
Countdown to 2016 - December 23rd - Emil Zátopek
At Helsinki 1952, Czechoslovak long distance runner Emil Zátopek won gold in the Men's 5,000m, 10,000m and Marathon, a feat that has never been repeated.
Each day of December we will reveal an iconic moment from Olympic history as we countdown to the Olympic year.
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Countdown to 2016 - December 23rd - Emil Zátopek
At Helsinki 1952, Czechoslovak long distance runner Emil Zátopek won gold in the Men's 5,000m, 10,000m and Marathon, a feat that has never been repeated.
Each day of December we will reveal an iconic moment from Olympic history as we countdown to the Olympic year.
Countdown to 2016 - http://bit.ly/1HGur7v
Subscribe to the official Olympic channel here: http://bit.ly/1dn6AV5
Find more about the Olympic Games at http://www.olympic.org/olympic-games
Follow your favourite athletes on the Olympic Athletes Hub: http://hub.olympic.org/
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Emil Zatopek - Adidas commercial
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Running Technique: Emil Zatopek
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Here we examine Emil Zatopek's technique and particularly his forefoot landing. As you can see, as soon as he lands his thigh muscles tense for one frame. On th...
Here we examine Emil Zatopek's technique and particularly his forefoot landing. As you can see, as soon as he lands his thigh muscles tense for one frame. On the hand, the other competitors' thigh muscles stay contracted for more than 4 frames. This directly shows the unnecessary muscle exertion during active landing with no benefit.
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Here we examine Emil Zatopek's technique and particularly his forefoot landing. As you can see, as soon as he lands his thigh muscles tense for one frame. On the hand, the other competitors' thigh muscles stay contracted for more than 4 frames. This directly shows the unnecessary muscle exertion during active landing with no benefit.
Subscribe to Dr. Romanov's new Online Video Series - 12 week Transition Program for Runners - to improve your running technique https://www.youtube.com/LearnHowToRun
This transition program for runners provides 94 HD videos of systematic week by week instruction & guidance. Suitable for runners of all levels it will help you improve your running.
Theory, definitions, common terms, drills & exercises along with a flexibility routine and training schedules - you will find it all under one roof - Transition Program for Runners.
Take your running skills to the next level! https://www.youtube.com/LearnHowToRun
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Žijeme Riem: Emil Zátopek, TV spot
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Emil Zátopek říkal: „Když nemůžeš, přidej!“
Žijeme Riem a fandíme českým sportovců na Letních olympijských hrách 2016!
Emil Zátopek říkal: „Když nemůžeš, přidej!“
Žijeme Riem a fandíme českým sportovců na Letních olympijských hrách 2016!
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Emil Zátopek říkal: „Když nemůžeš, přidej!“
Žijeme Riem a fandíme českým sportovců na Letních olympijských hrách 2016!
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Remembering Olympics triple gold legend
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Czechs commemorate 60 years since Emil Zatopek's unprecedented Olympic wins. CNN's Diana Magnay reports.
Czechs commemorate 60 years since Emil Zatopek's unprecedented Olympic wins. CNN's Diana Magnay reports.
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Czechs commemorate 60 years since Emil Zatopek's unprecedented Olympic wins. CNN's Diana Magnay reports.
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RUNNING LEGEND Emil Zátopek Presented by Mike Sandrock w/Silvio Guerra
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Boulder is a running Mecca, thus, a 1999 talk on...
Emil Zátopek of Czechoslovakia, a supreme distance runner whose rugged training regimen was rewarded with un...
Boulder is a running Mecca, thus, a 1999 talk on...
Emil Zátopek of Czechoslovakia, a supreme distance runner whose rugged training regimen was rewarded with unprecedented success. At the 1948 Olympics he won the gold medal in the 10,000 metres and finished second in the 5,000 metres. At Helsinki in 1952 he produced one of the greatest performances in distance running history, when he won the 5,000 metres, successfully defended his 10,000 metres title and then took his third gold medal in his first-ever marathon race to complete a "triple" that remains unique in Olympic history. Zátopek closed his Olympic career four years later when he placed 6th in the marathon in Melbourne, running only a few weeks after undergoing hernia surgery. At the European Championships he finished fifth in the 5,000 metres (1946) and won gold in the 5,000 metres (1950) and 10,000 metres (1950, 1954) and bronze in the 5,000 metres (1954). Between 1949 and 1954, he set 18 world records at every distance from 5,000 metres to 30,000 metres, a remarkable display of versatility at the very highest level. He was the first great distance runner to popularize the concept of interval training and his training efforts were legendary.
Silvio Guerra has gotten used to being in the shadow of the winner at the Boston Marathon. In 1999, he was runner-up to Kenyan Joseph Chebet. Last year, Korean Lee Bong Ju slipped ahead of him.
So the runner from Ecuador has never broken the tape, never been given a laurel wreath crown. Just: ''Congratulations on being No. 2; better luck next time.''
wn.com/Running Legend Emil Zátopek Presented By Mike Sandrock W Silvio Guerra
Boulder is a running Mecca, thus, a 1999 talk on...
Emil Zátopek of Czechoslovakia, a supreme distance runner whose rugged training regimen was rewarded with unprecedented success. At the 1948 Olympics he won the gold medal in the 10,000 metres and finished second in the 5,000 metres. At Helsinki in 1952 he produced one of the greatest performances in distance running history, when he won the 5,000 metres, successfully defended his 10,000 metres title and then took his third gold medal in his first-ever marathon race to complete a "triple" that remains unique in Olympic history. Zátopek closed his Olympic career four years later when he placed 6th in the marathon in Melbourne, running only a few weeks after undergoing hernia surgery. At the European Championships he finished fifth in the 5,000 metres (1946) and won gold in the 5,000 metres (1950) and 10,000 metres (1950, 1954) and bronze in the 5,000 metres (1954). Between 1949 and 1954, he set 18 world records at every distance from 5,000 metres to 30,000 metres, a remarkable display of versatility at the very highest level. He was the first great distance runner to popularize the concept of interval training and his training efforts were legendary.
Silvio Guerra has gotten used to being in the shadow of the winner at the Boston Marathon. In 1999, he was runner-up to Kenyan Joseph Chebet. Last year, Korean Lee Bong Ju slipped ahead of him.
So the runner from Ecuador has never broken the tape, never been given a laurel wreath crown. Just: ''Congratulations on being No. 2; better luck next time.''
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1952, Emil Zátopek, 5000m, Olympic Games, Helsinki
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Žijeme Riem: Emil Zátopek, TV spot
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Every year, 1.5 million bicycles are stolen, and it appears that no matter how strong a bike's lock is, a determined thief can break it. But now there might be a new sheriff in town ... entrepreneur Daniel Idzkowski and Swiss-born engineer Yves Perrenoud are behind the project ... So, we turned to chemical compounds that seem like the only real way to disable the thieves without causing anyone permanent harm."...
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It appears an American satellite has found the likely spot where Europe’s Schiaparelli probe hit the surface of Mars on Wednesday, BBC News reported Friday. The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) has identified a large dark patch in the robot's targeted landing zone consistent with a high-velocity impact. Schiaparelli is widely thought to have crashed and been destroyed....
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LONDON (AP) — Cyberattacks on a key internet firm repeatedly disrupted the availability of popular websites across the United States Friday, including in Colorado, according to analysts and company officials. Manchester, New Hampshire-based Dyn, Inc. said its server infrastructure was being hit by a distributed denial-of-service attacks, which work by overwhelming targeted machines with junk traffic ... (credit. Thinkstock) ... ....
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingIt appears Chris Wallace wasn’t the only clear winner in Wednesday night’s long national nightmare between the “nasty woman” and “puppet,” two slurs Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump used against each other during their debate ... Another driving force behind conservatism is the failure of a Democratic and Republican Coalition ... Reflections on Faith, Politics, Spirituality, History, and Peace....
Rio 2016 U.S. Olympic Marathon Team to Serve as Grand Marshals for TCS New York City Marathon on Sunday, November 6 (NYRR - New York Road Runners Inc)
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(Source. NYRR - New York Road Runners Inc) ... New York, October 18, 2016 - The Rio 2016 U.S ... Olympic Marathon Team Trials ... Olympic Marathon Trials ... The marathon's first Grand Marshal was in 1979, when Czech running legend Emil Zatopek was given the honor. Zatopek still stands today as one of the greatest distance runners of all time, having won three gold medals at the Helsinki 1952 Olympics in the 5,000 meters, 10,000 meters, and marathon....
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(Source. EIHA - English Ice Hockey Association). in association with British Ice Hockey www.britishicehockey.co.uk. Invicta Dynamos enjoyed double delight in NIHL1 South over the weekend, picking up victories in both the league and cup ... Ryan Webb (4) led the way for Wightlink in their 9-3 cup win at home to London and Lukas Zatopek (2) topped the scoring for Chelmsford Chieftains as they won 5-3 on home ice against Streatham ... NIHL1 South....
Luke Beveridge's kindness to Bob Murphy a moment for footy to be proud
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@rustyjacko. Perhaps it had to be this way ... There is meaning beyond just the winning ... In 1966 fellow track great Emil Zatopek walked Clarke to the steps of a plane he was boarding in Prague and pressed a package to his hand with the words, “not out of friendship, but because you deserve it” ... Read more. Inside was the most meaningful of gifts – Zatopek’s gold from the 10,000m event at the 1952 Helsinki Games ... A Son of the Scray indeed ... ....
Dad Carries Baby While Hunting With Gun (Photos)
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Photos of a Texas father carrying his baby on his back while hunting with a gun has sparked controversy. Owner of Hacienda Wildlife Company, Travis Zatopek, was out shooting doves with friends when they took the photos, MadWorldNews.com reports. In the photos, the father can be seen shooting into the air while the baby sleeps on his back ... "Owner of Hacienda, Travis Zatopek, making it happen!" ... Many defended the father's actions ... ....
Only a handful of athletes have won this rare Olympic medal — here are their stories
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Nikki Hamblin, left, and Abbey D'Agostino just won a rare award for their Olympic sportsmanship ... 1964. Luz Long ... 1964. Eugenio Monti ... 1988 ... 1994 ... 2000. Emil Zatopek ... Emil Zatopek, of Czechoslovakia, competed in the 1952 Helsinki games, winning the 5,000-meter, 10,000-meter, and marathon races — despite the fact that he had never run a marathon before, the BBC reports ... The Pierre de Coubertin medal was presented to Zatopek posthumously in 2000....
Mighty Mo seals distance double
Edit Taipei Times 21 Aug 2016
“Oh my God, I can’t believe it!” Farah said after the race ... In the shrouds of history, there is still Emil Zatopek of the Czech Republic and Paavo Nurmi of Finland, but the changes in competition make an accurate comparison impossible. Nurmi has nine Olympic gold medals from the 1920 and 1924 Olympics, while Zatopek won the 5,000m, 10,000m and marathon at the 1952 Helsinki Games ... That meant US teammate Bernard Lagat would get bronze ... ....
2nd straight Olympic double puts Farah among the greats
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There is no doubt about it. Mo Farah is among the best long-distance runners of all time ... In the shrouds of history, there is still Emil Zatopek of the Czech Republic and Paavo Nurmi of Finland, but the changes in competition make an accurate comparison impossible. Nurmi has nine Olympic gold medals from the 1920 and 1924 Olympics, while Zatopek won the 5,000, 10,000 and marathon at the 1952 Helsinki Games ... None of that affected Farah ... ....
8 of the most impressive Olympic feats of all time
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On August 11, swimmer Michael Phelps won his 13th individual gold medal at the Rio 2016 Summer Olympic Games ... Bill Mallon ... Famously chatty Czech distance runner Emil Zatopek swept the long races in the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki, winning the 5k, 10k, and the marathon — which happened to be the first marathon he ever ran. Zatopek spent much of the second half of the race chatting with a group of photographers driving alongside ... ....
Rio 2016: The day that friendship trumped victory
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Rivals from all over the world became close, lifelong friends ... But the warmest of all the friendships he forged as an athlete was that with the Frenchman who became known as Zátopek’s “shadow” ... Later, when Zátopek had settled down but Mimoun’s personal life remained somewhat chaotic, the Frenchman became a regular visitor to the Zatopek home (which Gordon Pirie described as “the gayest and merriest home I have ever visited”)....
Love in the time of Olympics...
Edit The Times of India 18 Aug 2016
As popularly said, love conquers. While we are all busy cheering our respective countries at the Rio Olympics 2016, two athletes created one of the most memorable moments of their lives at the Games ... He Zi and Qin Kai, Rio Olympics 2016 ... Emil Zatopek and Dana Ingrova, London Olympics 1948. If there's something called as 'made for each other', then long-distance runner Emil Zatopek and javelin-thrower Dana Ingrova were just that ... RELATED....
The five greatest Olympians of all-time are…
Edit Raw Story 17 Aug 2016
If there were a night sky of Olympic history, these names would be on some of the most brilliant stars. Edwin Moses, Nadia Comaneci, Emil Zatopek, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Al Oerter, Jenny Thompson, Greg Louganis, Birgit Fischer, Lasse Viren, Kim Rhode, Takashi Ono, Gert Fredriksson, Mark Spitz….... ....
Phelps and Bolt Make the Newsweek List. Who’s on Yours?
Edit Newsweek 16 Aug 2016
Edwin Moses, Nadia Comaneci, Emil Zatopek, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Al Oerter, Jenny Thompson, Greg Louganis, Birgit Fischer, Lasse Viren, Kim Rhode, Takashi Ono, Gert Fredriksson, Mark Spitz.... Zatopek is the only man to win the 5,000, 10,000 and marathon in the same Olympics Stringer ... At the 1952 Helsinki Games Emil Zatopek became the only human to ......
16. Al Oerter, track and field
Edit Newsday 16 Aug 2016
(Credit. AP). With apologies to Bob Mathias, Teofilo Stevenson, Alexi Nemov, Wilma Rudolph, Emil Zatopek and many others worthy of this list, a nod here to New Hyde Park's own Oerter, who won discus gold in 1956. And 1960. And 1964. And 1968. (Credit. AP). After winning the decathlon and pentathlon in 1912, Thorpe was given an award by King Gustav V of Sweden, who said, "You, sir, are the greatest athlete in the world." ... "Thanks, King." ... AP)....
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