Looks fun. What's the prize?

Eternal glory and free beer and smoked eel

@@AeronBrusen if you win you get the gold medal or a trophy. The goal is to jump as far as possible and based on that there is a ranking.

The sport may be Frisian, the location is Haarlem ( not Frisian) and it's a river meandering through the town and not a channel.

​@@ottonormalverbrauch3794 He is on about the origins of the sport which he is, in fact correct about.

Right. I also think the winner's landing must have been painful, since he landed on sand instead of water.

It's not falling, at least in a way you think it is.

You can fall into sand from several metres no problem. Sand is one of the best surfaces to land on.

A lot of the participants did a good job climbing enough too made it to the land, but you can see they were scared by the height and the idea of potential injury, infact scary.

@@tim..indeed One of the best surfaces to land on? Partially wet sand?! You never went on a playground nor have you landed in WET sand from a considerable height, or you would know better. Maybe you just have no idea how much 7 meters are in freedom units. Maybe you think this here is the same as long jumping, where you hit the sand in an angle and not slam it vertically as some were about to do.

Underrated comment 😂😂

🤣🤣🤣

Lol what does Red Bull have to do with it, is there a commercial about the Dutch I missed 😅😂

Intrestingly (to me at least) this sport comes from a actual daly functional part of life. We have a lot of water and as such a lot of little streams. Farmers have a lot of these in their fields. Now you could build these small crossovers with wooden planks and stuff, but then livestock would be able to cross these water made boundaries to, or in case of cows, they could try and end up stuck in a dich becouse they broke trough. So instead, farmers used to have some strong sticks scattered across laying next to the water. They used the sticks in the exact same way as this sport (to a lesser extreme ofcourse) to cross the water. To some extent people still do this.

Because red bull gives you wings.😂

That's why some hesitated even though they can clearly could have made it as well😅❤

you whip out the magnifying glass to figure that out?

But why the other people jump when they're still far from the base?

Wow you're so smart

@@ttg_dav3418Because they know they’re not gonna make it, so they stop and jump in the water.

The pole is much longer at the first and last clip though It literally reaches the sand, on others they didnt or am I missing something 🤔

Ahahahahha!! 😂😂😂😂

True😂

All this is scripted

@@nikhilPUD01 Not everything filmed by a camare is fake, buddy. Have a bit of fun from time to time.

@@PichDextro it is scripted all of the can easily touch the ground.

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My ankles hurt just watching 😅

No the last guy absolutely sprinted. He just got high enough early on while it was leaning backwards that the momentum carrying it forward was slower

Yep, I used to pole vault and you have to have a really good feel for your speed AND height and that can be tricky to think about all in a few seconds, tbh everyone did pretty good for the most part! Makes me miss doing practice drills in the sand pit😂

Hahaha!

Cool story nerd got any others

He's a gem❤

Not further than he needed to, the higher you are the easier it is to manipulate where you land

He keeps forward momentum so it will lessen the impact to joints and connective tissue when he lands. Falling strait down and falling while moving forward will distribute impact forces differently.

​@@thezombiedestroyer2689Further than he needed to LAND.

​@@Sweezy42069it's just a sand.

Same 😂

You could see his Trikot and simply knew he would clear it.

@@maxvandoorn3799 Spot on mate.

He has to be professional, look how his legs grabbed the vault instantly when he launched himself

why is his pole like twice as long as the dude before him 😂 bros pole didn’t even hit the sand

@@Jacob-zv7xwYeah, I think the poll moves from the bottom. They might actually be the same length, but because he was up there longer the pole moved accross

npc comment

He is not your bro, we are not Muslims. Go back home.

this was done in haarlem on the river spaarne not a canal

​@@willemh3319the video says canal, maybe understand why he wrote canal and just enjoy the comment or don't

legend.. wait for it.. DARY!

@@tainadavila3548 all you had to is leave one D out ffs 🤦‍♂️

Lol watching HIMYM right now

That landing is soft as hell

@@Jesse-oe1cb soft landing surface lessens the likelihood of impact fractures but shear forces will still break your legs if you land awkwardly.

@@danjoconnor3701 Yes. I'm 70 and I notice my ligaments and tendons are more sensitive to abuse. Just 10 years ago I was could still do some risky things. Now I notice my ligaments and tendons are giving me stronger warnings.

Every sport is success means injury pro sports players have fucked up bodies so young from the constant strain 😂

​@@NotSoberShober rugby, bull fighting, and bull riding to name a few

Nah I reckon he still needed to climb a bit more. But the pole was already starting to lean too fast

@@undcvr8946nah he would have made it

I thought the same, if he just held on a little longer 😂

yep.

Presis

Heerenveen

Heerenveen Jersey

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Dit is toch prachtig

Made it look so easy.

Bro was goin in for extra credit 😂

Lol I. Doubt it

​@@moshitheduck2886a country in Europe. They speak Dutch. Often referred to- inaccurately, as Holland.

@@tiatunz9534 i typed it in Google, there is no such country. you probably just need some sleep.

​@@moshitheduck2886what the hell is..? lol. you sound like the American who doesn't know any other country except America.

​@@moshitheduck2886Either a troll, or so immensely stupid you need professional help.

Monster and Rockstar sponsor some events and athletes as well. Just not to the same degree as Red Bull.

Meanwhile Nestle speed running the pure evil campaign…

maybe prime? i mean idrk

@@davidwhite-zk8lk wtf is prime? one google and I can see it's a dead brand. Redbull is known worldwide, Prime only known by 14 year old chronically online kids.

​@@dallinorr6929You havent heared of Chiquita Bananas yet? Nestlé is a innocent little child compared to them

They have drinks?

Are you the redbull admin?

Marketing for an unhealthy drink

@@reakoldit’s not that bad. An 8.4 oz can only has 80 mg of caffeine (same as a small cup of coffee) and 27 grams of sugar (about as much as 8 oz of apple juice)

​@@DefinitelyNotAnPedophileu joking right

Ja, ik ben een sterk amsterdammer😂

Bedankt

He didn‘t look like he was seriously injured

Eternal glory> Ankles

adrenalin will make it so even a fatal car crash ull come out with no scratches u just gotta get a good pump lol

I feel like that should be an inflatable not a bunch of sand

It's his spine that's really in trouble - plenty of the others could have done it but sensibly decided to fall into the water instead.

Nobody doesn't know how to swim. It's a natural instinct. If you got dumped into the water, you'd learn how to swim. Therefore the problem is mental and what drowns people is panic. Once you calm down, you would instantly realize how buoyant you are. It becomes no different than walking or running. I hope you experience the joy of swimming some day soon!

@@m2svirtual384 tbh I almost drowned once in my life and I was actually very calm when it happened. I still sank to the bottom. Thanks though. 😭

@@GloomyGoblin_😭 dude i'm glad ur still here! that being said, bro is goofy is he thinks everyone floats without trying. i've seen some very dense people who cannot float at all so yeah they'd definitely drown if they can't swim

@@m2svirtual384If it's a natural instinct, you'd think this "instinct" would override their panic and calm them down enough to float/swim right? Or at least the majority? But that's not the case so whats the evidence for your logic? Walking and running isn't comparable because anyone can eventually learn since there's no risk in failing. There's no "natural selection" element at play.

@@jam2727panic drowning is pretty common lol. People are awful buoyant when calm

Ahh yes. Spoken like someone whose never done it.

@@Yoitsseb ah yes spoken to someone whose never done it

Wait why are y'all mad... He's right he doesn't have to do it because THATS HOW PHYSICS WORK MF

​@Yoitsseb He is right, Mr. Freud. He is absolutely right.

@@caseyboone7018 yeah the same thing I said thanks for agreeing

Somehow we would still find a way to cycle to work 😂

You know the sea levels haven’t risen at all, really. Right?

Funny, they said that 20 years ago. Maybe in 20 years you'll say another 20 years. You climate cult people are funny

Yeah that 1 mm extra water is surely going to do that. We're already below sea level btw.

​@@_notofthisearthlet me guess, toy also think the world is flat. 🙄🤦

I was just thinking that. How can some poles be way shorter than needed and some easily long enough? 😅

@@She-Devil94 that’s what I’m saying. It’s like if in pole vault, some of them were shorter than. The required height.

Are they sinking?

@@She-Devil94some are causing the pole to fall fast before they can climb, making it look shorter cause of how fast they fell. The person who made it and a couple others had the right strat to climb as the pole is somewhat stuck in the middle for a period of time so they get higher on the pole to make the leap

it's the same pole everytime But you need to come lightly at it so it doesn't fall... so you actually have time to climb, while trying to make it fall slowly in the good direction. Going fast assure you that it will fall in the good direction, but no time to get up. Going slow assure you to have time to go up, but it might shift the way it's landing.

He's Pro

He has something on his foot I’m guessing to increase traction

@@KingBryce98 For the Grip..

Would've been hilarious if he fell in on the other side

That's how the sport started.

It’s how we used to cross her channel too

All I can imagine now is a little old lady vaulting at the end of this video, showing everyone else how it’s done 😂

@@c.b9664almost

What poles? These people are from the Netherlands, not Poland

It's already an older tradition than the existence of USA

Fr I like solo sports much more

Wet? 😂

Funny thing is, our greatgrandparents would actually do this to cross canals and creeks on their way to school

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En ze deken sat redbull het bedacht heeft 🤦‍♂️😂

Dit is Haarlem

​@@bobfehres6061fierljeppen is niet Haarlems

@@robinlambregts klopt, maar dit fragment is niet in Friesland, maar in Haarlem.

@@bobfehres6061 dan snap je ook waarom iemand zei dat het de Friezen weer zijn

It originated in people that just wanted to cross a canal.

@@temp5782Did It actually?

​@@FlintWithSteelYes, it's a very practical way to cross (if done on a smaller scale of course, otherwise a bridge would be handier lol)

Could be wrong but from what I see, the legs are the trick to the mount. Everyone who kicked their legs harder to one side, the pole either fell sideways or rolled. The guy who won ran fast, landed low, and whipped his feet backward after wrapping to mount i think to counter the forward momentum of the pole, giving him enough time to gain height, before riding to the sandbar.

Iya mas, ngomong bisa lakuinnya bisa ga😅

Yeah, some of these poles have 0% chance of making it

Some of them could've made it if they had the same pole as the last guy

Dude it’s just the perspective the last guy is just better

Same pole length, most are just going fast which makes the bottom slide back faster under water. Thats why the people who jump on it slowly and climb up make it further.

​@@ZT---Dude.. the guy that made it was running faster than the rest!

I don’t look at their drinks as something to enjoy. I feel they are more of a pick me up

@@holdsyjr9885 I'm weirdly the opposite. I like the way they taste but hate the way I feel after consuming them. I get bold and have one every few years but they seem to give me a slight panic attack a few hours after consuming one. Coffee, tea and soda don't do that too me so its something else in it besides the caffeine that messes with me.

@@raymancouldbeCould be the way it’s ingested. Coffees caffeine is natural also you might take longer to ingest coffee then one of those small cans. But I seriously am dumb so I wouldn’t actually know

That's the very reason people drink energy drinks​@@raymancouldbe

Redbull tastes so good i dont get how anyone couldnt love the taste tbh, altough i havent tried the og flavour maybe thats why.

That s not painful wou got wet totally, we did this at home as we where kids special with unknown how goes in the water😂

Check out the different sized poles

Yes. And it's also a different pole

I was just waiting for the guy with the trunk