Drewmond said: "Tyson, Soviet technology has been modified."

"I know he changed his skills. Isn't he just doing this in winter training? After changing his feet, the whole technology began to be adjusted. Is there anything to mention?" Guy is not a scientific athlete after all. He is actually similar to Bolt, but he is more self-disciplined, but he only cares about the athletes and will not go into the deeper things that coaches should do.

"He changed to front-side technology here."

Drewmond was also stunned when he said this. He was actually not very clear about how the front-side technology ran, but he only knew that this technology seemed like a niche technology. And this technology was not circulated in the top athlete circle at all.

So he has little contact with him.

Basically I haven't read it much.

"Isn't the front-side technology a relatively niche? How can a first-class athlete use this?" Guy's question happened to be true. Drewmond and Lance Bromann said at the same time:

"Yes, so we can't figure it out even if he suddenly changed to this kind of technology."

"And after he replaced it with this technology, we found the disadvantages of this type of technology that should have appeared..."

"It didn't appear on him."

When Guy heard this, he understood a little, why these two people kept staring at the screen and didn't even have time to pay attention to their phone number.

The reason why front-side technology is a niche technology is because its flaws are obvious, and as of now, there is basically no way to make up for it.

But now his two coaches actually told him that the oriental man on the screen had found a way to make up for these shortcomings?

"It's true or false. Isn't this a solution? When I was training for running, my coach said this?"

"Yes," DeAndrew looked at Guy and said, "Even this game, it was before."

"We will tell you this too."

"It's just after this game..."

"We are not sure."

"You should have heard of the problem of 15% useless support stage, right?"

Guyne said, "I've heard of it, what's wrong?"

He didn't understand why he suddenly asked him this.

Although he is not a scientific research athlete, he still has heard of such difficult events in the sprinting industry.

"We doubt it."

DeAndrew and Lance Bromann's faces were constantly being played by the screen light, flashing faintly, as if they were half-swallowing the light in. Because there were not too many lights on the room, when the screen light hits the face, some of their parts would appear to be more prominent.

It was like a makeup artist shading some parts of their faces.

“He may have solved this problem.”

Guy stopped.

But his eyes were completely attracted by the game video that was constantly played repeatedly at the same time.

Especially the figure in the fourth path.

It's like there's magic.

Stick to anyone looking at the screen.

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Chapter completed!