Chapter 1878 What are the limits of human beings? You will know next year
"Yahoo reviews the top ten 100-meter battles in history: Red, Black, and Lightning London Night ranks first!"
10. Christie races against time. In Barcelona in 1992, Linford Christie won the 100-meter gold medal in 9.96 seconds. He was the third British sprinter to do so. The most noteworthy thing is that Christie was already 32 at the time.
"Advanced age" is the age at which most sprinters have passed their prime.
9. Green won the gold medal. The year before the Sydney Olympics, Maurice Green ran a world record of 9.79 seconds. In the 2000 Olympics, Green was considered the favorite to win the championship. His performance did not disappoint, finishing in 9 seconds.
He won the gold medal in 87 seconds, which was the only 100-meter gold medal he won.
8. Johnson was deprived of his gold medal. In 1988, Ben Johnson in Seoul ran a new world record of 9.79 seconds. However, three days later, he was detected to have taken banned substances. The Olympic organizing committee stripped him of his gold medal qualification. Lewis defended the 100 meters.
champion.
7. Hines broke the 10-second barrier for the first time. In 1968, Jim Hines of Mexico was the first modern athlete to break the 10-second mark for 100 meters. At the Mexico Olympics, he ran 9.95 seconds in the final and won the gold medal.
His world record lasted for 15 years and was later broken by Calvin Smith.
6. Bailey was recorded in history. In 1996, when Usain Bolt was born in Atlanta, Donovan Bailey was the first person to break the 100-meter world record in the Olympics and held it for 12 years. He
At the Atlanta Olympics, he won the championship in 9.84 seconds, 0.05 seconds ahead of second-placed Fredericks.
5. Lewis copied Owens' feat. In Los Angeles in 1984, Lewis also won the 100 meters, 200 meters, long jump and 4x100 meters relay championships, just like Owens decades ago. He won the 1988 and 1992
, successfully defended the long jump championship in 1996, and won the 100-meter championship again in 1988.
4. Gatlin narrowly won. In 2004, there was probably no competition more intense than the 100-meter race in Athens. Gatlin was the latest American to win the 100-meter race. His winning time was 9.85 seconds.
It was only 0.04 seconds faster than Crawford, who was in fourth place.
3. Usain Bolt set a world record. In 2008, the Jamaican BJ broke his own world record and won his first Olympic gold medal with a time of 9.68 seconds.
2. Owens defeated Hitler. In Berlin in 1936, Hitler wanted to use the Olympic Games to show the Nazi spirit, but his ambition was crushed by Jesse Owens. Owens won the 100 meters, 200 meters, long jump and 4x100 meters relay.
Four gold medals were collected. His performance forever changed the landscape of sport, paving the way for modern sprinters such as Usain Bolt.
1. Su Shen Bolt’s extreme showdown, double 9.58 set an Olympic record.
Two people ran in 9.60 seconds at the same time. Two people broke the Olympic men's 100-meter record at the same time, directly improving by more than 0.1 seconds.
What else is there to say.
They must be first.
The second is disrespect.
"American experts say it is entirely possible for Bolt to break 9.50 seconds without trying his best"
Although the Olympic champion is Su, there is a certain degree of non-replicability. If his shot was not so perfect, it would be very difficult for him to defeat Bolt, at least I mean next time, it will be very difficult.
Bolt's score is not the limit. I think if he improves well, it is not impossible to reach 9.50s in the future.
I don’t know if Bolt saw the news. He also responded in the interview————
"Bolt: I must be the one who breaks 9.4 seconds"
Bolt: I don’t think my strength has declined, but I have to remind myself all the time that this is a world where one move can lead to a loss, and I need to prove myself in such a world. This time it is
The best example is, if Su didn't press the gun so perfectly, if I didn't have any problems pressing the line in the end, it would be too many ifs, but if I competed several times, I would still have a greater chance of winning.
Bolt: Every game that I think is perfect enough, my coach Mills will not be satisfied. I have many dreams, but dreams must be in sync with reality. When you train hard, people will say you are okay.
Train more. However, this also makes me stronger. I know that as long as I train according to the coach's plan, I will win more.
Bolt: As a tall sprinter, the most difficult part for me in the race is to step off the running block. Before starting, I have to completely focus on starting. Before the final, I was a little worried about my start.
I was sent off again for running, so I started a little slower. The coach told me, don’t worry about the start, the second half is my territory. I know this is not the best way to start, and I paid the price this time. If
If my starting reaction is better and less conservative, the championship should be mine.
Bolt: 9 seconds 4, that is of course my goal. It also means that the original world record will be greatly improved. But if this is possible, then I must be the one to achieve the breakthrough. No one can do this except me.
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Bolt: Even if it is an Olympic record, I may not have many chances to break it. I will be older in four years, but I will not let anyone take away the world record. If someone comes within 9.50, I will definitely open it.
9.50s, becoming the first player within 9.50s.
Bolt's words also made the topic of human beings' ultimate speed come up again.
There are experts from biological laboratories in Germany who issued a document——————
While people are crazy about the Olympic record of 9.58 seconds, if you take a closer look at the final result of this game, you will once again feel the excitement brought by the short 100-meter track.
This chapter is not over yet, please click the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Among the eight athletes participating in the Olympic men's 100-meter final, 4 are the fastest athletes in history, and the defending champion and world record holder Bol
Special (9 seconds 53), American flying man Gay (9 seconds 68), Bolt compatriots Powell (9 seconds 68) and Su (9 seconds 65). In addition to Zhao's 9.77, Blake's 9.75s, and
Gatlin once tied the world record in 2006 with a time of 9.77 seconds (the fifth fastest time among humans), but later had all his results canceled due to doping issues.
In this game, seven people had at least the experience of opening 9.80s, and four people had the experience of opening 9.70s.
Such a valuable lineup is also rare in this Olympic 100-meter final.
This 100-meter final also has the highest ticket price, reaching 725 pounds. This means that the audience has to pay 75 pounds to watch a Jamaican for one second. Why are people so enthusiastic about the 100-meter race? I think the famous sprint star Michael
Johnson's answer is the answer: "Fundamentally speaking, the 100-meter dash is the most direct way for humans to challenge their limits. Such a scene will make everyone's blood boil. In less than 10 seconds, humans are fighting against all natural obstacles.
."
Although Bolt lost, he was still the best human specimen at 100 meters.
Ever since the Beijing Olympics, Bolt has been facing doubts. Many people suspected that he had taken banned drugs, but he dismissed it. Before the 100-meter race, he emphasized, "If we continue to
I don’t even understand, then this sport will completely lose its meaning, so I don’t care how many drug tests I take.” As time goes by, more and more people begin to regard Bolt as a human being who challenges the speed limit.
Template. Whether it is his body structure or genes, scientists can find the subtle ways in which this "monster" is different from ordinary people.
Professor Pichilades, nicknamed the "DNA Hunter" from the University of Glasgow in Kitty Hawk, has spent more than 10 years collecting the data of sprinters from Kenya, the kingdom of long-distance running, as well as the United States, Nigeria, Jamaica and other countries that have advantages in short-distance events.
DNA, "After analyzing their genes, it was found that there are indeed gene types related to instantaneous explosive sports." The ACTN3 gene has the function of enhancing muscle structure. Research results show that about 75% of Jamaican sprinters have the ACTN3 gene.
The type is "CC type". Professor Piciladis explained that people who belong to the "CC type" will produce a special protein that can strengthen the muscle structure inside the fast-twitch muscle fibers that can produce instant explosive power during sprinting. Therefore,
, even if the muscle fibers contract at high speed, they can still achieve sufficient strength to tolerate it. You must know that the proportion of this kind of muscle fibers among Australian athletes is only 40%.
Putting aside the genetic theory, people once shook their heads at Bolt's height of 1.96 meters, because in the traditional sense, being too tall would affect sprint speed. But Bolt overturned all this. He has a good torso proportion, and he
There are 110 centimeters from the sole to the crotch, and the center of gravity is very high during running. Bolt's longest step can reach 2.95 meters, while other runners can only reach 2.43 meters on average, so in the 100-meter race he can compete with
The opponent runs 3 to 4 fewer steps, which reduces the loss of energy.
Brueggemann, director of the Institute of Biomechanics in Cologne, also believes that Bolt's ankles and knees are relatively stiff, which results in less energy loss than other athletes. Bolt's force in each step reaches more than 450 kg to 500 kg.
It is equivalent to nearly 5 times his 100 kilogram body weight. And his upper body almost does not move when running, without any extra movements, so there is no waste of energy due to extra movements. Of course, every detail of Bolt on the track is
It cannot be ignored. The Times even spent a whole page inviting experts to study Bolt's 100-meter race. The Times believed that if the 100 meters were divided into 10 stages, each stage would be very magical, "Bolt"
Walter proved that he was not just the fastest in history, he was the fastest in every segment of the race."
Research by The Times shows that Bolt is not only the fastest in the 100 meters, but also in the 30 meters. His speed is as high as 40.2 kilometers per hour, which is faster than even Ben Johnson's performance at the Seoul Olympics on medication. In
At 50 meters, Bolt's speed is still the first in the world, with a speed of nearly 43.45 kilometers per hour, and after 60 meters, it reaches a speed of 45. This is the reason why he can dominate this competition. "
In the men's 100 meters, the average athlete takes about 44 to 45 steps to complete, while Bolt takes 41 steps.
This is connected like 41 chains, each step is so light, and each step is lighter than the other, and the rhythm of each step is stronger than anyone else.
Stephan Wilvacher, an expert in sports science at the Institute of Biosciences and Orthopedics at the Cologne Sport University, and his colleagues conducted a study on the start of top athletes: "In fact, the time it takes for Bolt to reach his top speed is
Other athletes are longer, but when other athletes slow down, he can maintain the highest speed until he is close to the finish line. His high tail speed is unique."
Indeed, at 70 meters, Bolt's speed was as high as 45.06 kilometers per hour.
So what is the speed limit?
What is the speed limit? Bolt said this is also his own limit - 9 seconds 4.
Although experts in various fields such as physics and physiology have different opinions, at least one thing is that human beings are still moving forward on the road of challenging the limits.
Since June 20, 1968, when the famous American athlete Hines ran 9.8 seconds and broke through the 10-second mark (later the result was not recognized due to the tailwind speed that did not meet the standard), human beings have been tirelessly pursuing speed. With the experts, "
Contrary to the assertion that the time interval between record-breaking will become longer and longer, the time interval for humans to break the 100-meter limit is getting shorter and shorter. In addition to talent, what else helps humans continue to challenge the limit? First of all, the diet and nutrition of athletes
To improve, the evolution of human body strength, speed and explosive power is a prerequisite.
This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Secondly, training methods are constantly becoming more scientific and enriched, from standing starts to squatting postures that can better exert leg strength. This provides human beings with the ability to frequently break the 100-meter limit.
possible.
The application of high technology is undoubtedly a booster. The application and boost of starting blocks allow athletes to start from a more reasonable perspective. The use of high technology in running shoes also makes athletes' feet lighter and more elastic, and they can pedal more effectively.
Powerful. Technology similar to some sportswear can not only protect muscles from injury, maximize the burst of power, but also reduce wind resistance.
Similarly, whether it is the "Bird's Nest" of the Beijing Olympics, the Berlin Olympic Stadium or the "London Bowl", they all use high-tech plastic tracks. This most advanced track in the world also encourages athletes to perform at their best.
s level.
Of course, speculation and inference about human speed have never stopped. After conducting mathematical calculations, France's Dr. Thibault believed that humans can run to 9.49 seconds in 28 years. But in Bolt's view, he can
To achieve this result, the answers given by scientists are very different, but human beings' pursuit of limits will not stop here. With the advancement of human physical conditions and the continued use of technology, limits seem to be a synonym for forever. Just like Bo
As Walter himself said: "People want to discuss limits, but once you go all out to race against time, the limits will exist under your feet."
This is not disrespectful to the new Olympic champion, but we all know that Su tried his best to make this shot. He took out his soul. He won, but he didn't have much potential to tap. But
Bolt is different. In him, we can still see more possibilities.
Then he also attached a table of scientists’ predicted changes in human speed——
9 seconds 60 version - In the 1970s, American biomechanics doctor Gideon Ariel predicted that 9 seconds 60 may be the limit of 100 meters for humans. From a human mechanical perspective, exceeding this speed may cause bone fractures.
Detachment of soft tissue from the joint.
9 seconds 49 version - Dr. Peronnet and Thibaud of France combined the body metabolism samples of elite athletes and calculated mathematically, and concluded that humans can run 9 seconds 49 in 2040.
9 seconds 29 version - Professor Ayin Maru, a Dutch mathematician from a German university, after studying the world records of various track and field events, believes that the human limit of 100 meters is 9 seconds 29. If relaxed running can be fully developed,
He thinks it could even be faster, but that may have to wait until the end of the 21st century or even the 22nd century.
We cannot wait for that time, not even 2040 will be easy, but someone can make 2040 come earlier.
If there is another comparison with Subo next time.
I would also choose Bolt.
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"What kind of nonsense article is this?" Zhou Bing was annoyed after reading it: "It's obvious that Ah Tian won."
"It's okay." Su Shen was very calm. He knew that he had won the gold medal, which had already touched the final bottom line in the OMI sports world.
Even if the theory of race has been broken, what if you tell everyone that the yellow race is the strongest race?
That's what they can't stand.
Go against Tiangang.
But they don't know that Su Shen has no such idea at all. Equality of all races, fair competition for everyone, and no discrimination against anyone, is Su Shen's vision. But they are destined not to understand. Now that they see Su Shen winning the championship, they just feel
The "scam" that I have worked so hard for half a century will soon come back to bite me, and I will definitely have to fight hard.
The robber's logic has been around for a long time.
I feel like everyone is a robber.
Many Chinese people haven't seen it through yet, but as a reopener, he certainly knows the virtues of these people better than anyone else.
"It's okay for them to think so. Anyway, when the time comes and they lose money on their bets, they'll know it hurts."
Su Shen's victory this time caused a large number of people to lose money and also created a large number of people to make a fortune.
Before the game, who thought Su Shen would win?
As a result, the odds are naturally high.
After listening to Green's words, I felt numb.
I heard that in Las Vegas, in some places even some gamblers almost offered Su Shen's portrait.
Think of it as your own god of wealth and savior.
The tax rates and various loans in European and American countries, especially academic loans, are no joke.
Even their boss will need many years to pay it off.
So Su Shen's move made countless people really feel grateful.
"I just think it's too much. It makes it seem like Bolt won. It was the same last time in Daegu. This time it's a head-on and it broke the Olympic record. Since it's still like this, it's really irritating!" Zhou Bing said bravely.
Things went straight, Zhao Haohuan and the others listened. Although they were not as exaggerated as Zhou Bing's reaction, they were not much less.
"Isn't there just a world record? Isn't the Olympic record a record?" Zhou Bing continued to complain.
I heard Su Shen next to me suddenly suddenly said:
"Yes, when the world record is broken by him, naturally he can't talk nonsense and can only shut up."
"Isn't it within 9.50 seconds? I really thought there was nothing I could do."
Su Shen even complained in a low voice.
These words made the Zhou soldiers, who had been full of enthusiasm and indignation just now, quiet down.
"Xiao, Xiao Tian, what did you say, world record? 9.50s? You are joking, right?" Zhou Bing himself didn't know why he asked this, and his face was a little stiff.
"No."
Su Shen is still sending messages to Lin Yanfang because he still has to compete and cannot leave the Olympic Village.
Little girl, the scene today was too big.
I need to make an exception and take out my mobile phone to comfort me.
Otherwise, Su Shen would not normally use his mobile phone during the OW competition.
Of course, after sending it out, he would continue to shut down and prepare for war. It’s not like he didn’t have this willpower.
Su Shen said while posting:
"This is nothing to joke about."
"Next year, I will let them know where the ultimate speed of human beings is."
"9.50s? Do you really think there is nothing you can do? When the state is full next year, I will summon the two god buffs to open their butts."
Su Shen was sending a message and didn't pay attention.
When he said this.
Everyone shut up.
Zhou Bing only felt——
That's what you said.
otherwise.
You can also open our butts.
us.
Never seen it either.
PS: The method is actually not difficult. You will know it later.
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