Meeting Xie Zhenye is something that makes Wei En very happy, because he was also a fan of "Xie Shen" in his previous life. Although Xie Zhenye did not reply to him every time he commented on Weibo, he still "loved" Xie Zhenye as always

.

The young Xiao Xie was unprepared, and it didn't take long for Wei En to trick him out one after another about his hobbies and training habits.

Wei En remembered that Xie Zhenye liked to play League of Legends in his previous life. Once, a reporter entered the dormitory of the national track and field team to interview Su Bingtian. He wanted to show the public the daily life of the relay team members. Then Su Bingtian led the reporter into Xie Zhenye's room, and the result happened to be photographed.

A picture of Xie Zhenye playing League of Legends.

So while adapting to the venue, Wei En chatted with him about games and learned that Xie Zhenye would play games such as CrossFire and Dota after training.

So the two young men, who had just known each other for less than an hour, immediately became "good brothers". Xie Zhenye even said, "How about we sneak out and play a few games at night?" This shows that Xie Zhenye was also a naughty and fun-loving young man.

The spirited boy.

The next day, April 16, the 2010 National Youth Track and Field Championships officially opened.

Wei En and Xie Zhenye have both signed up for two events, among which the 100-meter event is today, with two rounds of preliminaries and finals.

The 200-meter and long jump events will be held on the 17th. The 200-meter event is divided into two rounds of preliminaries and finals, while the long jump event only has the finals.

Track and field events have always been unpopular in China. Often, even the National Track and Field Championships, which are second only to the National Games, can’t accommodate many spectators, let alone youth championships.

Since the venue is SJZ, the audience at the scene are basically from Hebei, with a few spectators from Yanjing and Tianjin, and the rest are basically team members from various provincial/municipal teams.

Except for Xie Zhenye's name, Wei En couldn't find anyone familiar on the list for the junior 100-meter preliminaries.

Except for Xie Zhenye, the top sprinters in China from 1992 to 1993, Wu Zhiqiang, Bie Ge, and Mi Hong, whom Wei En had an impression of, did not appear here.

But it’s normal. It’s only 2010. Unless they are top-notch talents like Su Bingtian and Xie Zhenye, most of those 17-year-old future domestic first-class sprinters are still in their first and second years of high school.

These people have just been exposed to systematic sprint training for a few years. It is very good to run 100 meters under 11.5 seconds, so naturally they will not appear here.

In the 100-meter preliminaries, Xie Zhenye was placed in Group 1, and Wei En was in Group 2.

Xie Zhenye performed well and won the first place in the group with a time of 10 seconds 67 (0.8m/s) and easily advanced to the finals.

It can be seen that this is not his limit. Wei En can't remember exactly what Xie Zhenye's best 100 meters was during this period, but judging from his waterproof level, he should be able to run to 10 meters in plain areas with zero wind speed.

Level within 60 seconds.

Next it was the turn of Group 2 of Wei En. When they entered the venue and started to adjust the starting blocks on the track, a runner in the adjacent lane took the initiative to shake hands and say hello, and said, "Master Wei En, let me see

Let’s look at the strength of the World Championship silver medal!” Such words for the second grade.

Wei En shook hands with him, but did not reply. As early as the warm-up, he found that this young man had been staring at him. In fact, he was not the only one who participated in the 100-meter preliminaries. No one had laid eyes on him.

On your body?

"The athletes of the second group of the junior men's 100-meter preliminaries are ready. Let's get to know these young athletes..."

Although there are not many spectators and the level of the competition is not high, the majong is small and well-organized. Even if it is a more elaborate school sports meeting, there will be a special announcer to introduce the contestants on the field, let alone such a national

A sexual competition.

When the five players in front of Wei En were introduced by the commentator, they all received more or less cheers and applause, with a player from Hebei being the most popular.

"Next, I would like to introduce to you: Liu Dao Wei En, from the Guangxi Track and Field Team, age 17. On March 13 this year, Wei En won the men's 60-meter final with 6

The time of 53 seconds tied for second place with American star Michael Rogers, and won the first medal in the men's sprint event at the World Indoor Championships in the history of Chinese track and field!"

In fact, when the commentator just read out Wei En's name, there was a burst of cheers in the stadium. When his deeds were read out, some ordinary spectators who did not know Wei En at first also joined the cheering crowd.

This feeling is a bit familiar... Wei En suddenly remembered the scene when Su Bingtian participated in the World Championships trials in Shenyang 19 years ago in his previous life, and the host introduced him.

Even though he was injured and did not perform well at the time, the cheers and applause given to him by the audience were unmatched by other athletes combined.

This is how star athletes are treated, and it was also the first time Wei En experienced this feeling.

He felt a slight pressure. This pressure was not brought by his opponents, but by the fear that if he did not run well, he would be disappointed by the audience who had given him cheers and applause.

"Today is Wei En's first 100-meter race this season. I hope he can bring us a visual feast! Next is lane 7..."

"Okay, the second group of the men's 100-meter preliminaries of the National Youth Track and Field Championships is about to begin. Dear viewers, please keep quiet and let us wait and see!"

Following the host's reminder, the originally noisy stadium suddenly became quiet. The audience stopped what they were doing and looked at the 100-meter track quietly.

"Everyone in your place!"

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! The eight athletes on the field got on the running gear and got into the starting position.

"preparation--"

"boom--!"

"The race has begun! Wei En in lane 6 started very quickly and took the lead!"

"He is so strong! Even after accelerating from the start and leading by so much, he is still widening the gap!"

"Entering the final sprint stage, Wei En chose to maintain his physical strength. In the last 20 meters, he gradually reduced his speed, but he still led by a lot."

"10 seconds 49, headwind 0.7 meters per second, very, very easy!"

After crossing the finish line, Wei En simply said hello to his opponents and spectators, and immediately left the athlete's tunnel. Then he couldn't wait to check his detailed data in the system.

10.49 (-0.7m/s), the starting reaction time is 0.178, the first 60 meters takes 6.61, and the last 40 meters takes 3.88. However, this data has no reference value because there is too much water.

Regarding the first 100-meter shot of the season, Wei En felt that it was pretty good. Due to his completely overwhelming starting technique, he really led the entire race to the end and had no opponent at all.

The second place player in the group in this match was already 10.8 seconds away, and no one could catch up with him.

Now Wei En is very sure that if he participates in any domestic 100-meter competition of the same age, as long as he doesn't make any mistakes, he will be crushed throughout the entire race. Not to mention domestic, even in international U18 events, he can catch up with him just now

That time of 10 seconds and 49 is considered a natural talent.

The reason why Wei En's strength has reached this level at this age is naturally due to the [King of Competition] system, but in addition to the system, there is also his advanced training concept from 9 years later.
Chapter completed!