From the perspective of the future, ordinary people who have not undergone professional training will have a great result for running 13 seconds in 100 meters. It is a great result for people who have not undergone physical training. It is impossible for people who have not undergone physical training to run within 13 seconds in 100 meters.
What's more, this was in the Republic of China in 1929. In this era, the quantity and variety of food were not abundant. Ordinary people lacked nutrition and their physical fitness was generally inferior to later generations.
Even wealthy families do not lack food or drink, but they are difficult to eat various fruits and vegetables in winter. The 21st century school cafeterias filled with dark cuisine have more varieties of dishes than those in the old Shanghai rich man’s homes.
Not only was the physical fitness of the people not as good as that of later generations, but because the development of domestic physical education was relatively late, the schools at that time had no professionalism in sports training.
Modern sports was introduced to China in the 1920s. At that time, a group of students studying in the United States entered the Springfield College in the United States. This college is known for cultivating sports professionals. After returning to China, the group of international students studying in the Springfield College can be regarded as the first generation of sports people in China.
The physical education departments of several normal universities in China were basically founded around 1930. For example, at that time, Peking Normal University officially established the physical education department in 1930; National Northeastern University established the physical education department in 1929; National Sichuan University established the physical education department in 1931; National Sports College was founded in 1933; Peking Sports College was founded in 1934; National Chongqing University held the physical education department in 1936.
In other words, in China in this era, physical education has just started, and many universities rely on hiring foreign teachers to teach physical education. Chinese people's own physical education teachers are still in school, and where are there people in many primary and secondary schools to teach physical education? Naturally, the vast number of primary and secondary school students cannot get professional physical training.
Physical education teachers teach mathematics, dream! Physical education teachers are much rarer than mathematics teachers in this era. If there is really a school where physical education teachers can teach mathematics more, I guess the principals of other schools will cry!
In this era, without professional sports training, the player named Deng Zhiguo was able to run 13 seconds in 100 meters, which is already the top level of high school students in this era. Fudan High School has indeed had the capital to have such excellent talents.
But Chen Qiang knew that 100 meters and 13 seconds was far from enough! Such a result could not win the Japanese.
Because this Japanese player has undergone professional sprint training.
It is difficult for ordinary men who have not undergone physical training to run into 13 seconds in 100 meters, while male athletes who have undergone professional physical training, even if their physical fitness is relatively average, can run into 12 seconds as long as they are not a cripple.
Not to mention long jump, hurdlings, which are very similar to sprinting, such as basketball and football, which require a lot of running, there are many professional athletes who can run within 11 seconds. Volleyball, tennis, table tennis, badminton, and athletes in these events will never sprint very slowly. Even if a swimmer comes, you will not be difficult to run 100 meters, and it will not be difficult to run 12 seconds. If Sun Yang runs 100 meters, he will definitely be able to keep an ordinary person several meters away.
This is the effect of sports training.
The sprint for 100 meters has increased from 13 seconds to 12 seconds. The difference is two words: training.
Many of the sports students who were in the college entrance examination in later generations started practicing sprinting in the second year of high school. During the college entrance examination, there were many national second-level athletes who met the standards. This is the role of professional training.
Moreover, the national second-level athlete who runs 100 meters in track and field sprints can meet the standard line for 11.5 seconds, which is much more difficult than running into 12 seconds.
Get back to the point.
Chen Qiang has already seen that this Japanese player has undergone regular sprint training, which means he can definitely run within 13 seconds. As for whether he can reach 12 seconds, it depends on the player's physical talent and training effect.
The contestants of Fudan High School can only run to 13 seconds at the fastest, which means that Fudan High School will definitely lose.
However, the students of Fudan High School around them all had a very confident expression. They believed that Deng Zhiguo would definitely win, and some even believed that the four contestants of Fudan High School could all defeat the Japanese.
"Everyone should take care of you..." The commander shouted a slogan.
All five contestants on the track bowed down and prepared to start.
"This squat-style starting is really wrong! It looks so bad. I really want to go up and teach them what is the correct squat-style starting. If I were the starter, I wouldn't have the heart to pull the trigger when I saw such a starting position!" Chen Qiang couldn't help but complain.
In Chen Qiang's opinion, the squatting starting posture of these five contestants can only be described in four words, that is, "terrible".
If it is in later generations, any student who practices sprinting in a sports school will have a much more squat starting position than this standard.
The squat start was the first time that American track and field athlete Thomas Burke used at the 1986 Athens Olympics, and he also won the 100-meter sprint championship with a complete 12 seconds.
The starting postures of the Olympic sprint competition that year were all kinds of strange. They stood upright, bent down, bent down and spread their hands, standing one by one, one by one, one by one, one by one, bent down, and supported the ground with two index fingers. One by one, one by one, and one by one, and one by one, was independent, and there were all kinds of things, just like starting upside down.
In the following Olympic Games, squat-starting starts were still not popular. Although more and more people used squat-starting in 100-meter sprint events, there were still few people using squat-starting for events such as 400 meters, hurdles, relays, etc. It was not until the 1936 Berlin Olympics that squat-starting started was fully popular.
In that era, information dissemination was inconvenient after all. Athletes who did not participate in the 1896 Olympics may not know that there were squat-starting things like this.
Moreover, there was no professional sports research in that era. Even if Thomas Burke invented the squat-starting, no one would conduct special research, no one would publish papers on it, and no one would promote it specifically.
So by 1929, the squat start had appeared for thirty-three years. This essential skill for squat start was still in its initial stage. Sprinters just followed the cat and saw others doing this and learned it themselves. Some people had never even seen it, but just learned a squat start posture by hearing it.
As for the technical key points of squatting starting, what is that? No one has mentioned it at all!
How to maximize the effect of squat-starting? How could anyone study such a strange thing!
No one in Western countries has studied how to play the effect of squatting and starting. In recent decades, no one will study the East, which has been learning from the West.
This is not crosstalk, but a set of technical movements. You can’t teach your disciples by just passing on your mouth. It is not accurate to learn a technical movement through word of mouth. It is originally inaccurate. The squat start is transmitted from the West to the East. After twenty years of coming to China, it has long changed.
There is a saying that "Shu Mao Drawing Tigers", and in Chen Qiang's view, the squatting start of the contestant at Fudan High School is to draw tigers according to n-handed cats, and finally draw a husky!
And the Japanese player's squatting start was not very good, probably a tiger spotted magic fight?
At least the tiger-spotted magic fight should be more like a tiger than a Husky!
At least there are stripes...
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Chapter completed!