The relay race is a 100-meter event, but has many different details.

The detailed research may have been rough before the 21st century, but after the 21st century, with the development of sports science, everyone began to pay attention to this aspect, and their achievements naturally made rapid progress.

All athletes and teams know that there are only two of the best handover teams in Asia that can be called world-class handover teams. Now Thailand has been eliminated, and their downward movement is just early, but the downward movement "Seven Deadly Sins" have not been resolved, so now it is actually a loss of its past glory in Asia.

And this shot, because of the hard power of work and rest, is too strong this year and is in good condition. Naoki Tsukahara's hard power has declined this year. In addition, the state is average, and even the two teams have had a showdown in the past, and there has never been a situation.

That is, when the first base was handed over, there were already two teams, almost just sticking together.

This is a sign that the forward extension number is basically wiped out. Otherwise, the third and fourth ones would never be so close to each other when the first stick is handed over. Within seven meters, even if you handed over within five meters, it would actually be considered a blow-up of the previous one, but it seems that you are definitely still behind the previous team. After all, there is still a five-meter forward extension number, but now...

The relay team of the Zanhuajia Relay Team and the relay team of the Japanese team were already following the front and back at the intersection of the first and second balls.

The officials of the Japanese team's land league were anxious to see it, and they scolded Tsukahara Naoki for not being upright.

Naoki Tsukahara also felt that he was working and leisure and Zhang Peimeng were right next to him.

Now he can only grit his teeth and conduct a Japanese-style upper hand with Shintaro Kimura, who is the second best in front.

At this time, the flower planter was also conducting a Su Shen improved downward handover on their left.

The two most recognized handover teams in Asia, at the first base, actually started to fight with each other head-on at close range.

The handover situation between Zhang Peimeng and the Thai team was completely different. The Thai team started to reach out and prepare for handover very early. How could it not shake like this? Normal people would be very tired when they kept holding their hands up. The longer they were, the more unbalanced it would be, let alone running. You can see that Zhang Peimeng was waiting for the time when he was approaching him when he worked and rested. The "handover distance" set by the two of them through many training sessions significantly shortened the "overtime distance" of Thailand's downward-pressing "too long standby time".

This also greatly reduces the downward pressure type by a major disadvantage compared to the upper-picking type.

But for the Japanese team, it is different. The Japanese style is faster to pick up, which will make the advantages of pick up reduce the speed and increase the speed.

But the same is true for gains and losses. It is impossible for one person to occupy the benefits, that is, the disadvantages of the top pick will be magnified together.

Especially when the situation is tense, the error rate of the top pick is naturally higher, which leads to a catastrophic situation immediately if the athletes cooperate with each other and fail to deal with it. In fact, this time, the Japanese team's last Asian Games was like this, but it was in the preliminaries. This time, facing the violent pressing of the first-rate player in the Huahua family, coupled with the "perfect downward" handover without the seven deadly crimes in the handover area, the two of the Japanese team were not very tacit and familiar, and suddenly...

They all became nervous.

And the more nervous you are, the smaller the room for adjustment of the upper-lift type.

Also, because the top picking style emphasizes reducing the speed reduction during handover, the smaller the space for you to adjust.

If you don't send it in the first place, you basically have no chance.

At the moment when the two teams handed over, because the handing over by the flower family was very tacit and silky, the Japanese team also wanted to hand over quickly to reduce the speed loss and gap, and then...

Naoki Tsukahara gave the first to Shintaro Kimura in front, but the latter didn't completely hold it?

Naoki Tsukahara immediately became nervous and wanted to go up and go in for the second time, but the second time was even more difficult, and the athletes were faster and the tolerance rate was lower. When both of them were nervous, Shintaro Kimura could only turn his head and grab it, otherwise they would have to go out to the handover area. But in this way, just as he turned his head, he missed Naoki Tsukahara's second stroke.

Also, because the Japanese-style upper pick is too easy to grasp the back part of the handover rod, this was originally intended to avoid the handover of the upper pickup. The handover is getting closer and closer, and the three or four rods behind are prone to no position gripping design. However, here, it has become a sinkhole.

The moment Kimura Shintaro met the handover, due to speed, tension, or tacit understanding, he and Naoki Tsukahara directly fought each other.

Immediately, I just entered the baton in Shintaro Kimura's hands, and I directly...

Falling down.

It just fell into the hand of Naoki Tsukahara, who was ready to slow down and watch his teammates leave.

"The Japanese team and the Huahua family team are indeed the strongest Asian relay teams now, they..."

"Hey? Japan team made a mistake?!"

"Japan team made a mistake!!!"

For some reason, the next sentence sounds like Han Qiaosheng really feels like he wants to laugh but holds it in his mouth.

And the Japanese team itself:

Naoki Tsukahara:???

Japanese track and field team members:???

The third best Ryota Yama County:???

I haven't run the third ball with Su Shen yet. Such a good opportunity has disappeared before it even started?

Everyone was stupid.

Only the last shot of Jianglikou Kuangshi looked at the big screen and was stunned at first, then calmed down again.

Anyway, I can't win, and I guess these big names in the land alliance will also vent their anger everywhere after winning the silver medal.

It would be better if someone came out and took the blame.

Anyway, the problem that arose when the first and second sticks are handed over has nothing to do with my fourth stick.

Thinking of this, he felt much more relaxed and could focus more on the first show of the Asian team of the Huahua Family, which has exceeded 10.

After watching Zhang Pei accelerate out, he turned his head and didn't react.

Why is the Japanese team's baton still in the hands of Naoki Tsukahara?

Naoki Tsukahara looked at the puzzled look, and couldn't help but smile bitterly.

This is over.

I looked down on silver medals before, but now...

The silver medal can't be saved.

The last place is right.

"Ba, Bagaya Road..."

When Yamasu Hirano saw this, he felt that he had a "heart disease" and he felt that he had a "heart disease". If it weren't for the help around him who immediately gave a quick-acting heart-saving pill, he would have felt that he would have explained it here.

The only Japanese relay team in Asia that can put some pressure on the flower farmer was actually withdrawn from the competition.

Although I said that the handover error rate of the Japanese style is relatively high.

Now I have seen with my own eyes that many traditional coaches who used to firmly support the top-notch reform have silently shut their mouths.

No matter how good it is, if there is no result, and the competition will directly explode, what is the point?

The current handover technology of flower planters.

It's the benchmark in Asia.
Chapter completed!