Especially when Lao Jiang of the same era is gone.

Xie Wenjun tried hard to maintain his pace when running between the railings. His pace in this game was faster, and it was obvious that he wanted to change the feeling of a plateau. However, because the center of gravity in the railings was high and the ups and downs were large, he lags slightly behind the previous players in this column.

However, he was not panicked, but focused on adjusting his technical movements, trying to find a better state in the subsequent columns.

You can see that when he starts, he pays more attention to the choice of cross-points, and tries to control the cross-angle angle to reduce the fluctuations of the center of gravity.

This is progress.

It is normal to make mistakes in the game, and it is rare to make mistakes without them. How to learn to face mistakes is the biggest problem.

Richardson is also working hard to adapt to the rhythm of the game in this column. His running skills in the column are relatively solid and his pace is steady, but there are many variables in short spans...

Just like.

He squatted.

Then what else to say?

He is not a master of adjustment either.

On the contrary, it was because of this rush that something went wrong.

In the third bar, Pachemente still maintained a leading advantage. He was relaxed and free when passing the bar, and his technical movements were completed in one go. He had sufficient physical reserves and was able to maintain a high speed when running between bars, and every step was full of strength.

Ortega adjusted his pace slightly between this column, slowing down the pace frequency a little to better control his physical fitness. His crossover skills are still excellent, and his body's balance in the air is controlled very well.

After passing the bar, he quickly adjusted his breathing to prepare for the next bar.

Oliver showed his strong strength in this column. During the acceleration process, he suddenly increased his stride and rushed to the bar at a faster speed. His attacking bar was more decisive, and the connection speed after the lower bar was also faster. He gradually approached Ortega in front, forming a powerful challenge to Pachemente.

Xie Wenjun encountered some difficulties in this column here.

His swinging legs were still not proactive enough.

This is caused by the previous problem.

As the time of passing through the bar is extended, the speed of running between bars is affected.

After passing the bar, he clearly felt that the gap between him and the players ahead was widening, but... he did not give up.

Instead, encourage yourself in your heart, try to adjust your technical movements, and prepare to launch a counterattack in the back bar.

This is the change in mindset.

I have to say that so many years of competitions, especially last year's Olympics and this year's consecutive Diamond League championships, have given him the possibility of change.

Running on the way starts.

The vertical component is too large.

At this time.

If you want to adjust, you can only...

Do some advanced technology.

Xie Wenjun gritted his teeth.

Did it!

otherwise.

No chance.

What he didn't know was.

Can be fearless in the game.

Boldly use some adventure techniques.

It's a kind of growth in itself.

Because most domestic athletes.

During international competitions.

I don't even dare to have this idea.

Not to mention risk.

he.

It has surpassed countless domestic and Asian short-range players.

Liu Xiang is also watching TV.

See here.

He smiled, and said to himself:

"Yes, Ajun, this is correct."
Chapter completed!