From February 14th to 15th, 2009, the National Indoor Track and Field Championships kicked off at the Provincial Sports Bureau Training Center in Xianlin, Nanjing.
This competition is the first national competition of track and field events in 2009, and is an important test of the athletes' winter training results. National indoor track and field women's 800-meter record holder Liu Qing, women's 1500-meter record holder Xie Sainan and other famous athletes will all appear.
This competition is the points competition of the 11th National Games in 2009. There are three stations in the competition, namely Nanjing Station, Shanghai Station and BJ Station. A total of 28 teams signed up for the Nanjing Station.
Su Bingtian's competition will start here in 2009, and then he will participate in several domestic competitions, and then competitions in Linz, Birmingham and other places, and gradually obtain the qualifications to participate in the International Outdoor Grand Prix.
This time Su Bingtian represented the Guangdong team and participated in the 60-meter race. Although he is now a member of the national team, he is still affiliated with Guangdong.
Although China's National Sports Administration and local sports bureaus are under vertical leadership, local sports bureaus are also under the management of local governments, especially finance, and require the support of local governments.
Therefore, there are many times when the national team has to compromise with the local sports bureau, and sometimes it even requires athletes to give up international competitions to participate in the National Games or Asian Games.
In particular, the National Games have a higher possibility of winning awards. They represent the level of local sports development and are related to political performance, so participation is a must.
So for Su Bingtian, he also had to participate in this race. Also participating were Zhang Peimeng, Chen Zhilong and others, but they all ran the 200-meter event.
As for Su Feng, he is no longer bound by these competitions. Even if he doesn't participate, no one can cause trouble for him.
Moreover, after the Athens Olympics, Su Feng also represented the Beijing team in a series of competitions at the National Games and won gold medals in all of them, which can be considered as a good place for training.
But there is one thing, this is also one of the places where people discuss Su Feng so far.
After Su Feng achieved good results, he rarely participated in indoor competitions. He never set a record in domestic indoor competitions, and rarely broke records and won gold medals in international competitions.
According to the analysis of some experts, if Su Feng participates, I am afraid that the records of these competitions will be brushed by Su Feng.
Moreover, one of the most significant differences between indoor and outdoor competitions is that the venue is small and the track is short.
Su Feng's starting reaction and starting speed are one of his strongest strengths. Coupled with his super strength, I am afraid these records will be greatly improved.
But Su Feng rarely participated in these competitions after achieving results. On the one hand, he had the same idea as Bolt. The track of the indoor competition was short, and the competition was over as soon as the speed reached the peak. Moreover, the short track made it difficult to slow down and easily injured.
On the other hand, China's domestic indoor competition is where many young people show their talents. If he sets the record again with his current strength, the results may be incalculable, which will greatly affect the performance of young people.
Besides, the status of indoor competitions is generally low. Even the Indoor World Championships are not well-known internationally. He has already had enough outdoor competitions, and it is a bit of a hassle to participate in indoor competitions.
Unless he is training through competitions like Liu Yuxiang, indoor competitions, which are more common in winter, are a good place to maintain competition status.
The indoor season is mainly in winter and early spring, usually from December to March of the following year. This is to allow the majority of athletes to find the feeling of competition during or after winter training.
The highlight is naturally the outdoor competition, so many players will "hibernate" indoors and wait until the outdoor competition starts before competing.
Of course, some indoor competitions are held in autumn, such as the Asian Indoor Games and the Shaanxi Track and Field Open.
As for the specific differences between indoor and outdoor competitions except for competition time?
The most significant difference is that in a standard outdoor track and field, one lap of the track is 400 meters, and the "slope" of the curve is minimal. The 100-meter, 110-meter hurdles, and 100-meter hurdles are on one side of the 400-meter track. Proceed straight.
A standard indoor track and field track has a lap length of 200 meters, and the "slope" of the curve is very high - this is similar to the "super-elevation" principle of roads or railways. The "super-elevation" is set to offset the centrifugal force generated when turning. , thereby balancing the lateral forces.
The straight section of a 200-meter track is very short and has a slope, so for the 60-meter sprint event, there can only be a separate "battlefield". In a standard track and field hall, the 60-meter track is in the center of the venue.
It is precisely because of the small radius of the curve that the players on the inner lane suffer relatively, while the outer lane becomes the "championship lane".
Moreover, the curves generally have up to 6 lanes, and some have 4, and the 60-meter straight road in the central part often has 8 lanes.
Another point to note is that the venues for many indoor track and field events are not necessarily fixed track and field venues. There are some comprehensive gymnasiums and even convention and exhibition centers that can set up indoor track and field venues in a short time. Often the track is elevated. There is a loud pedaling sound when you step up. Some athletes are familiar with this kind of track and can even use the "elasticity", while others cannot adapt.
Because it is a fully enclosed indoor competition, there is naturally no impact of wind speed. The main events involved are 60 meters (and hurdles), long jump and triple jump. Of course, all events will be immune to the impact of wind and rain.
Although there is no wind in the room and the temperature can be constant, ensuring that athletes can have a stable body feeling. However, the indoor space and light will also have an impact on athletes.
Some athletes who are accustomed to participating in outdoor competitions will feel uncomfortable during indoor competitions.
The current national indoor 60-meter record holder is Wen Yongyi from Liuzhou, Guangxi (original in Guangxi, athlete registered in Guangdong), with a record time of 6.58 seconds.
This is a very capable athlete who has broken the domestic men's 60m record three times.
On March 6, 2005, in the last bj station of the National Indoor Track and Field Championships, he won the men's 60-meter running championship with a time of 6.61 seconds and set a new national record for the event. Wen Yongyi was only 17 years old at the time. He stole the show at the National Indoor Track and Field Championships. He won the men's 60-meter running championship in Shanghai, Tianjin and BJ.
In the men's 60-meter final of the National Indoor Track and Field Championships on the afternoon of March 20, 2007, Wen Yongyi and Hubei player Zhou Junbo both exceeded the national indoor record for the event. The 20-year-old Guangdong player Wen Yongyi set a time of 6.59 seconds. The national record he held improved by 0.02 seconds. After the game, Wen Yongyi said: "I was still young when I broke the national indoor record last time. I feel that I am more mature. This year's winter training has achieved good results. I came here just for this record." .
On January 27, 2008, Wen Yongyi successfully continued the record-breaking momentum. He once again broke the national record with a time of 6.58 seconds.
However, because the indoor 60-meter event has little influence, Wen Yongyi has never been well-known.
As for the hugely influential 100 meters, Wen Yongyi has never been the protagonist on the field.
In 2006, his personal best time of 100 meters was 10.30 seconds, ranking seventh in the country that year. In 2007, he won 100 meters gold medals at many Asian and domestic Grand Prix competitions, and won the National University Games in July.
He ran 10.28 seconds and reached the B mark of the 100-meter BJ Olympics. However, because the domestic A mark was full, he was not qualified to participate in the Olympics.
Su Feng was sitting on the bed in the bedroom, watching the live broadcast of the game.
In his previous life, Su Bingtian had a strong performance in the 100 meters, but his performance in the 60 meters was even better.
The domestic 60-meter record is Su Bingtian's 6.42 seconds.
Now that Su Bingtian's results have come out ahead of schedule, and his ability development exceeds that of his previous life, he doesn't know what kind of results he can achieve this time, and Su Feng is also very curious.
Moreover, Wen Yongyi also participated in this competition, but some people watched it.
"Speaking of which, I remember that at the 11th National Games in 2009, the Guangdong team led by Wen Yongyi won the 4x100m gold medal?"
Su Feng looked at Wen Yongyi and Su Bingtian who were already preparing on the court, with a smile on his lips.
Because of the Beijing Sports Commission and Zhang Peimeng, he has decided to participate in this National Games.
This means that when the time comes, he and the Beijing team led by Zhang Peimeng will run into the Guangdong team led by Wen Yongyi and Su Bingtian.
It's hard to say whether they can win the gold medal like they did in the previous life.
On the playing field, Wen Yongyi has already made preparations before the game.
Wen Yongyi was full of confidence at this time. He had won the championship three times with record-breaking results. He believed that no one in this field could beat him.
In this competition, all members of the 100-meter national team except Su Feng participated, but even Zhang Peimeng, who could run 10.02 seconds, was no match for him in the first 60 meters.