The legend of wild video went around the world: Definitely not fake!

There is something naturstridigt in, to a Swedish man at a little over 180 cm, can take the fuse on everything and everyone and win as many medals in the high j

Ann McDonald
Ann McDonald
12 September 2019 Thursday 08:00
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The legend of wild video went around the world: Definitely not fake!

There is something naturstridigt in, to a Swedish man at a little over 180 cm, can take the fuse on everything and everyone and win as many medals in the high jump, but it is, nevertheless, Stefan Holm's destiny.

The now 43-year-old swede get enough a about that, sir, in these days, where a special clip take a walk around on the big internet.

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#tbt till träningsläger in #formia, in may 2007, medan jag fortfarande was young, stark, långhårig och hoppade high ceilings. It was in many sätt bättre förr. Även om jag inbillar me att jag är klokare nu än då. #highjump #teammoelven #holmhoppera #asics

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Instagram-account Jumpers of the World has shared a clip with the phenomenal Holm, and it looks to say the least, spectacular out.

Many users can not believe their own eyes, but Holm assures that it is not manipulreret. There is, however, a single misunderstanding in connection with the video, which he must rectify.

the Clip is genuine, but far from new.

- No, it was 'back in the days', but it seems like many have misunderstood it and think that it is new. It is definitely not fake, he says, according to Expressen.

Holm tells that the clip comes from 2007, when he was on training camp in Italy. The hedges of 170 centimeters was his warming.

- It was something I did a few days before the competition. I did it about once a week. I started to jump over the normal hedges on a meter, but bought so specialhækkene.

The retired high flier put even the clip up, and he is surprised that it now takes a trip around on the net again.

- This is what is so fascinating about social media, he says.

the Swede won OLYMPIC gold in 2004 and a WORLD cup silver medal in the collection.

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Updated: 12.09.2019 08:00