Not an American player.

Not a Cuban player either.

On the contrary, it was this Russian player Sergei Shubenkov.

So you really don’t look down on him just because he is a white man. He is still very capable, and he is still a Cuban player Olgat.

Although Xie Wenjun increased to within 7.55 this time, he still had a gap with these people.

He didn't react so quickly enough here, 0.150 is just the norm.

Sometimes it's just too impatient.

Instead, it will have a negative effect.

However, Xie Wenjun's aspect is a bit similar to Dashi, and he is not the kind that is particularly fast in front of him.

He just needs to run as fast as possible in front of him.

The main thing is to prepare for the future.

This is also the feature of Sun Haiping.

There is no particularly bad future.

Even Dashi, do you think the back is weak? If you only look at the back, it will not be inferior to many internationally renowned athletes.

After the start, Xie Wenjun was in four or five.

Antwan Hicks is in poor form. In fact, he still has 13.10-13.20 abilities in recent seasons, but unfortunately he is not in good condition.

Starting up is too slow.

As for the other American players, they are just coming to make up the numbers. For example, Tyron Akins has been able to achieve 13.30 seconds in recent years, and it cannot be opened at 13.50.

This is not competitive at any time.

Joel Brown has always been in good shape, and is getting stronger. As a person in 1980, he is already 33 years old this year, and he can still run at 13.23 seconds until last year.

It’s a pity that this year was his Waterloo.

The best result will fall below 13.50.

You don't have to expect such results to be better.

so.

Otherwise, this is a good time, place and people.

Sun Haiping would say that Xie Wenjun was lucky.

Not only did opponents who were far stronger than themselves not participate, but some of these American players with similar strength have experienced a significant decline and are not in good shape this year.

Then it is indeed giving them non-Americans a chance.

Everyone wants to be in the Big Apple City, on the land of Ameika.

Win this championship.

Take away hundreds of thousands of US dollars in bonuses.

As a track and field athlete.

With ordinary income and commercial value, are there many athletes with extremely high commercialization such as football and basketball?

So these incomes are very considerable income.

For money.

Try it, too.

Then the game suddenly became intense.

After starting, Shubenkov's startup response was quick and steady. He pushed the ground with both feet strongly and had a standard starting posture. He could quickly transfer strength from his legs to his body and push his body forward.

His hip, knee and ankle joint work together to deliver the strength efficiently from the legs to the body, pushing the body forward from the starter.

The fifth lane Brasweet's start is lighter. He pays attention to the coordination of his body, and cooperates with the movements of his arms and legs. He obtains a good initial speed at the moment of starting and quickly rushes to the first bar.

Ortega's starting explosive power was amazing, and his feet suddenly slammed away from the starting device. The powerful force made the starting device tremble. His starting position was low and stable, and his body's center of gravity was just right, which reserved sufficient kinetic energy for subsequent acceleration.

Although Xie Wenjun's reaction was not fast when starting, his upper body kept leaning forward moderately after starting.

Make full use of the starting momentum.

Approaching to the first bar quickly and steadily.

砰砰砰砰砰砰砰砰.

Eight steps in a row.

There are no top players.

Now I think most players are still mainly eight steps.

There is no technical advantage here to open up the gap.

I'm still fighting for everyone's own outbreak.

Cross a column.

Entering the acceleration stage, Shubenkov grasped the acceleration rhythm accurately, and gradually increased the pace, and the three steps between the columns were bright and stable.

When he crossed the first rail, he actively and vigorously thrust his legs, swing his legs quickly raised and stretched forward.

The body leans forward at a moderate angle.

After passing the railing, press down quickly, and actively slid the ground with your toes when you land, effectively pushing your body forward.

The speed between the columns has been significantly improved.

This way the swinging legs are quickly raised and stretched forward, the knee joints are fully extended, and the calf is actively swung forward, like a long whip waving, and the tip of the whip accurately points above the railing, with typical Russian characteristics.

During the acceleration of the fifth path, Brasweett's arm swing increased, driving the body to move forward quickly.

When crossing the railing, his attacking the railing was clean and neat, swinging his legs and bent his knees forward. After passing the railing, he could quickly adjust his body balance. The three steps between the railings were smooth and natural, and the speed increased steadily.

Cuban player Ortega in the sixth path continued to accelerate with his powerful explosive power.

The legs are stretched and the legs are strong and powerful.

The contraction and dilation of muscles are like an erupting volcano.

Released huge energy instantly.

The swinging legs cross the railing is fast and the movements are stretched. The body's posture in the air is well controlled, and the body is balanced and stable through the coordinated movements of the head, neck, shoulders, trunk and limbs.

The seventh path on Xie Wenjun's side accelerated relatively smoothly.

The three steps between the columns are relatively uniform.

When crossing the railing, pay more attention to the smooth movement of the body's center of gravity.

The coordination between the legs and the swing legs is relatively coordinated.

Try to gradually increase the speed through the first three columns and tightly grasp other players.

Technically, we adopt more cooperation between cross-legs and swing legs, hoping to pave the way for running on the way through reasonable order of force and muscle contraction control.

At this time.

In fact, the rest of the team US have also begun to fall behind.

For example, Omogan Osaga.

For example, Jeff Porter, who reached 13.0x last year, all had problems.

That is to say, three columns pass.

Local players in the United States.

None of them remained.

All were pulled apart.

The rest are the fourth one, Sergei Shubenkov, the fifth one, Ryan Brasweet, the sixth one, Orlando Ortega, and the seventh one, Xie Wenjun, who is still competing.

These 4 people.

None of them are native American players.

The first place now is Cuban player Ortega.

The second is Shubenkov.

Then Brasweet.

Finally, Xie Wenjun.

He is now ranked fourth.

However, although it is fourth, it remains within the No. 1 competitive group.

There is no meaning to fall behind.
To be continued...