rebirth of change

In fact, it should be said that this person crossed the line 0.5 seconds before the gunshot was heard.

At the moment when the gunshot rang out, Chen Kangjie ran out with both hands off the ground, and after only four steps, he heard the starter shout "stop", "stop". . . . . .

After taking two slow steps, Chen Kangjie stopped, turned around, and saw the referee walking behind the athlete on the second track and showing a yellow card for a foul.

This athlete, Chen Kangjie, knew that he was from Canada just like Donovan Bailey on the fourth runway when he was introduced. These are the only two athletes from the same country in this 100-meter peak duel.

After glancing at the athlete, Chen Kangjie looked at Donovan Bailey, who happened to be looking at him too, and their eyes collided in the air.This collision produced some sparks, because Chen Kangjie guessed from the other party's faint smile that this was one of the other party's intentional strategies.

According to the current IAAF competition rules, each player has a chance to start a run, and only after the second time will he be disqualified.Such a rule will be used as a tactic by some representative teams, especially those with multiple athletes participating, who can use early runs to put pressure and disrupt the opponent's game rhythm.This tactic should be said to be very useful. It is like the "Cao GUI Debate" in ancient my country. It goes all out, then declines, and exhausts three times. In international competitions, it is often used by people.

In fact, the current rules have been improved a lot. Before that, there was no limit to this. Every athlete can start an unlimited number of times. The most famous example appeared in 1912. In the Olympic Games that year, the American athlete Craig was in the same group as the powerful German player Xiali. In order to defeat his opponent, Craig made 8 consecutive preemptions and won the championship after his opponent was exhausted physically and mentally.In the end, he won the gold medal in the men's 10m race of this Olympic Games with a time of 8 seconds.

Although he knew it was the opponent's strategy, but he was using the rules rationally, and Chen Kangjie had no choice but to look away, maintain a stable mind, return to the starting point, and prepare to start again.

"getset", the same action repeats itself again.

"Crack", the gunshot rang out, and Chen Kangjie rushed out offline again, but after only running a few steps, he was stopped again because someone rushed away again.

Chen Kangjie stopped slowly and looked back. It was not a Canadian but Frankie Fredericks from Namibia who took the lead this time. Without any suspense, he also received a yellow card.

Chen Kangjie didn't think that Fredericks was with the Canadians. He probably just wanted to take advantage of the first few tenths of a second. After all, his rematch results were good. The first team in the group advances to the final.

"Getset", I did countless moves during training, and I felt a little heavy when I did it at this time. When Chen Kangjie turned his head just now, he found that Donovan Bailey's face was full of depression.Because he had the best start time that time, his body was activated almost at the same time as the gunshots, and now he has to do it all over again, no wonder he is not depressed.

An interesting thing happened, the third start was also scrambled. This time it was Atoboldon from Teninida and Tobago. He won a few tenths of a second to win a medal. He is No.1 in the semi-finals of the other group, and he is quite capable.

Since the previous offenders only appeared once, no one was disqualified and sent off, and the game had to continue again.

After three early runs, everyone's rhythm was affected to some extent, the momentum was not as high as before, and the referee couldn't help it. They shook their heads in silent protest and could only prepare for the next round.

Today's 100-meter flying battle is destined to be recorded in the history of the Olympics. The reason is definitely not because of the good results in this game, nor because of Chen Kangjie's participation, but because of the early-run foul in this game It's a bit staggering. After Bolton, there were three more early-run accidents. In the 8-person match, except for Chen Kangjie and Donovan Bailey, there have been six early-run accidents.

Such frequent early runs, not to mention the athletes can't stand it, even the referees feel exhausted. Originally a very simple game, it can be completed in a dozen seconds, but now it's more than ten minutes, and the game is not over yet. People can bear it, and the enthusiasm of the audience on the stage also decreases with each preemption. They have a feeling of being cheated, because every time the starting gun is heard, they will cheer, but after shouting twice, they find themselves Bai shouted.

There is an old story in our country called "Wolf is Coming". The truth in this story shows that as long as you cheat more than twice, others will lose trust. What's more, it has been tripled to six times now. Therefore, in the next two times, every time the referee called a timeout to restart, the audience in the stands booed a lot, and perhaps thousands of people also expressed their dissatisfaction with the behavior of these sprinters in front of the TV. They can't hear them.

Anyway, the rules are like this, if you use it, so can others.

Now there are only Chen Kangjie and Donovan Bailey who have not made a false start. To be honest, while others are exhausted, Chen Kangjie has also been affected. It is really annoying to repeat the start again and again in international competitions. matter.However, there is only one way to deal with it, and that is to maintain a stable state of mind as much as possible, and treat every start as seriously as the first time, unless you have already made preparations in advance, otherwise you must In this way, because perhaps the pack of wolves really came this time.

The referees have already determined that there will be no more false starts. Donovan Bailey and Chen Kangjie are both favorites to win the championship, and false false starts will definitely do them no good.

However, things backfired. In the 1994 Hiroshima Asian Games, six athletes took turns to shoot, making history and becoming the game with the largest number of early starts.Today, this historical record will not only be leveled, but will also be refreshed.

In the seventh game, when everyone thought that there would be no more fouls and made a desperate fight, history was created by Donovan Bailey, perhaps because he saw the influence on him from Chen Kangjie's determined eyes Not enough, Chen Kangjie's rhythm has not been completely disrupted, he wanted to burn the fire again, so he made the seventh attempt to break the history.

Every athlete who was struggling to run returned frustrated, but no one can blame anyone, except Chen Kangjie, they have all made false starts and fouls themselves, what is there to say, what you can do, can others not do?

Before, Chen Kangjie had a good impression of the opponent who might put some pressure on him, because the real opponent was not easy to find.

But his pioneering feat of breaking history made Chen Kangjie feel a little contempt for him.Chen Kangjie regarded their first rushing away earlier as an understandable tactical strategy, but his move made Chen Kangjie feel that it was a child's prank, and his behavior was a bit despicable.

A respectable opponent not only needs to be superior in strength and has the possibility of being superior, but also needs to have a decent character. No one will feel honored to regard a person with low moral character as his opponent.

Craig won the championship by disrupting opponents with eight early runs, and judging by the results, he was a smart move.But for Chen Kangjie, he despises this kind of behavior. From a certain height, it is not much different from theft. Even if you get the medal in the end, people will not regard you as running You are the fastest gainer, and you know this in your own heart, just like something stolen, it doesn't really belong to you.

However, since everyone likes to play like this, Chen Kangjie doesn't mind playing with them a little more, as a prank, who wouldn't?

"Gentlemen of the referees, I know you are very dissatisfied, but it seems that everyone has reached a tacit agreement today, and it is really good to practice the starting movements here together. It feels really different when training with so many people. To show fairness, then I will come too. Once, we will run the race to the end, no one will suffer, let him be perfect, I will say hello in advance, don't blame me for a while." After Chen Kangjie returned to the starting point, he lazily addressed him with a very dissatisfied expression. The two referees sitting behind him said humorously.

Chen Kangjie's way of warning in advance made the referee laugh. This is the first time they have encountered such an athlete who predicts a foul in advance.

Chen Kangjie spoke in English, and his voice was relatively loud, at least a few athletes present could hear him.He did it on purpose, and he wanted to let them hear it, otherwise how could it be considered a prank?

"It doesn't matter, it's already been seven times, and I don't care about one more time. If someone else makes a false start, no matter who it is, they will be banned from the competition." A British referee in uniform shrugged and said dumbfoundingly, just He also wants to remind others not to foul again, otherwise the consequences will be serious.

"Thank you, it's a good thing that it doesn't happen to me," Chen Kangjie replied with a smile, and then proudly glanced around the players around him.

It is understandable that no one would think that there would be anything wrong with what Chen Kangjie did. Eight players competed, and seven of them played such a hand. Chen Kangjie repeated, why not?What's more, they are still civilized to run ahead, and they have been vaccinated in advance, unlike the other seven, who all played that hand quietly and suddenly, flashing people's nerves.