Bubka (highest record in Bubka)

Sergey Nazarovich Bubka is the leader of the pole vault fieldBubkaFollowing is himBubkaBubka's early career started at the age of 9. His pole vault career won the championship for the first time in 1983Bubka, at the World Athletics ChampionshipsBubkaHe won the pole vault championship with a score of 5.70 metersBubkaIn 1985, in Paris, Bubka jumped a height of 6 meters for the first time, a height that humans have never crossed before.

The person who broke the most world records is Sergei Bubka. The following is a detailed explanation of Sergei Bubka's breaking of world records. Sergei Bubka has set world records 35 times in his pole vault career. This number is extremely rare in the history of track and field and continues to lead Bubka. He has dominated the pole vault field for 15 years. During this period, he has continuously refreshed the world record he has maintained, demonstrating his outstanding strength and enduring competitiveness.

Bubka has broken a total of 35 outdoor world records, a figure that demonstrates his outstanding status and extraordinary strength as a pole vaulter. During his career, Bubka is not only known for breaking world records, but also won many International competitions, including Olympic gold medals and World Athletics Championships gold medals, have had a profound impact on the sport of pole vaulter.

This "trapeze" broke the world record 35 times in total, a record unmatched by no one. Especially in the pole vault event, his 17 records set a new record, making him the athlete with the most record-breaking times in history. Bubka's jump is almost in a unit of 1 cm, so he is known as "Mr. One centimeter". Every time he takes off, Bubka's technique is exemplary, and his pole grip point is high and run-up is fast.

"The great Bubka will never give up." Since then, he has been looking forward to the 2000 Olympics and determined to break the world record in Sydney. If his determination to skip the 6.20-meter Bubka becomes a reality, it will be a real miracle in the world. A group of young players have grown up, including South Africa's Briz Bubka who loves sports and lives for sports, and will always do the best. If his determination can be realized, it will be a big miracle in sports.

Bubka was a pole vaulter from the former Soviet Union. He began to set world records continuously in 1984. In his sports career, he broke the men's pole vault world record 35 times, including 17 times outdoors. He is the one who breaks the world record the most times in track and field history. He usually improves the world record by 1 cm every time, so some people also call him "Mr. One centimeter". At present,"flying female" Isinbayeva's goal is to surpass Bubka's 3.

Jordan and Bubka have a cordial friendship. The two praised Bubka in the photos. In his career, he has proved his strength with 10 world championship championships and 35 world records. His technical characteristics, such as high pole grip point, fast run-up, powerful take-off and excellent "bending pole" technique, allowed him to show extraordinary skills in the competition. His 100-meter speed long jump results and pole holding speed laid the foundation for his success.