Gert Kanter WORLD RECORD DISCUS indoor 69.51 meters Växjö (2009-03-22). скачать в хорошем качестве

Gert Kanter WORLD RECORD DISCUS indoor 69.51 meters Växjö (2009-03-22).

Gert Kanter WORLD RECORD DISCUS indoor 69.51 meters Växjö (2009-03-22) old record of Wolfgang Schmidt 66.20 meter in 1980. Gerd Kanter, the World and Olympic Discus Throw champion from Estonia, launched the farthest ever indoor discus throw, reaching 69.51m at the World Record Indoor Challenge in Växjö, Sweden. Kanter's best effor came in the second round of a solid series in which five of his six throws surpassed the previous world best of 66.20m set by East German Wolfgang Schmidt in Berlin in 1980. Opening with a 65.25m throw, he followed up with a 68.20m in the third round and again threw beyond 69m with a 69.01 toss in round four. Dutchman Erik Cadée was second with a 60.37m best, with Märt Israel of Estonia third (60.32). The competition was organised by the Swedish Athletic Club IFK Växjö. Kanter's coach, Vésteinn Hafsteinsson, lives in Växjö and the pair regularly have training camps here. In May in Salinas, California, Kanter will be aiming for Jürgen Schult's World record of 74.08m, a mark which will celebrate its 23rd anniversary in June. Thanks to Shaun Pickering fort he film, he also told me: And at 10:30pm the night before this comp I watched him throw 71.20m in the final training once we had set up the cage for the comp the next day. Probably the best throw I have ever seen, over 70m with no wind. Daniel Stahl has also thrown 70m in training in the same hall. Born 6 May 1979 Tallinn, Estonia. Height 1.96 m (6 ft 5 in). Weight 127 kg (280 lb).