old black is a dog

Chapter 346 An Insurmountable Record

Dong Yi and Yang Mu were the last to appear on the throwing line.

For Dong Yi, he wanted to seize this opportunity and prove to many world-class players that China also has excellent frisbee players.

As far as Yang Mu is concerned, he is planning to use this last chance to participate in the competition to leave an unsurpassable record.

Whether it is against Dong Yi or Yang Mu, although Gilbert's 35.5 points in front are perfect, there is no pressure.

In the usual practice, 35.5 points is just a very common score, and higher scores are not uncommon.

Moreover, the lawn of Brother Dog Farm is definitely not as good as here.

Therefore, as long as the two perform normally, there is really no pressure on them with that result.

Seeing that Dong Yi was very calm, Yang Mu barked and stood on the starting line, ready to sprint.

"3, 2, 1, Go..."

Following the referee's order, Yang Mu rushed out at the buzzer, running forward with all his might, without looking back at all.

He ran to about 18 yards and Dong Yi made a shot.

Yang Mu ran to 20 yards, turned his head and looked back while running, and made sure that the direction, strength, and height of the Frisbee were all right, and continued to sprint forward with all his strength, still without looking back.

Jeff on the sidelines was dumbfounded.

Dong Yi shot so early, and the force of the disc was so strong, and the frisbee flew so fast, wouldn't he be afraid that Lao Hei would not be able to catch up?

Also, if Lao Hei doesn't look back at the market while running, isn't he afraid of going astray?

But he had to admit that Lao Hei's running speed was a bit fast, it seemed to be a little bit faster than Gilbert.

Also, I don't know if it was luck or something, but the Frisbee did indeed rush in the direction where Old Hei was running.

But what made him gloat was that the speed of the Frisbee was indeed too fast, and it had already caught up with Lao Hei at about 30 yards, and there was no tendency to slow down or decline.

Not only that, but Lao Hei hadn't looked up at the market yet.

The Frisbee is going to fly!

It is very likely that Lao Hei will not be able to bite into this plate!
Jeff started to get excited.

If there is a mistake, it goes without saying that no matter how perfect the pair perform, it is impossible to catch up with his and Gilbert's results.

But as soon as he smiled, things changed.

He saw that, at about 32 yards, Old Hei finally raised his head, and saw the Frisbee above his head.

The most surprising thing happened to him.

I saw Lao Hei kicked his legs, jumped up at about 33 yards, jumped towards the direction of the Frisbee diagonally above, fast and high, and then firmly bit the Frisbee in mid-air.

How can this be?

The height of the bite plate is at least two meters five, right?

It's really incredible.

Although the famous Frisbee dog Ashley often jumps to a height of [-] meters in competitions, he jumps upwards to intercept the disc. The height is enough, but the distance is limited.

As for Lao Hei's jump, he took both height and distance into account.

It is trying to fall behind the 40 yard line!
Jeff realized this.

His heart was lifted immediately, and his eyes fixed on Lao Hei who was still flying in the air, trying to see where it landed.

Alas, it does land after 40 yards.

Jeff sighed.

He was slightly disappointed.

Disappointed because your expectations were not fulfilled.

But he immediately screamed again.

"how can that be?"

This time, he finally called out.

The reason why he screamed was because he saw an incredible scene.

He found that the moment Lao Hei landed on the ground, his body twisted slightly, and he actually made a 180-degree U-turn similar to the original place.

It is similar to the drift U-turn of a car!
This is very different from Gilbert's U-turn.

According to the normal way of turning around, it is to land, slow down, stop, turn around, and then run back.

Only in this way, due to inertia, the dog will continue to rush forward for one or two meters before it can start running back again.

But Lao Hei's U-turn method is not.

As soon as it landed, it drifted and turned around. Although its body was still rushing towards the far end, it was immediately kicked by its powerful hind legs.

Not only that, because of this kick, Lao Hei's body rushed back like a spring.

This whole process made it turn around at least a second faster than other dogs.

"How is this possible?" Jeff was still screaming.

It wasn't just him who screamed, but the whole audience.

Including all contestants.

No one has ever seen such a wonderful scene on the field.

there has never been!

After the exclamation, the audience immediately became silent again.

Without a doubt, Lao Hei's jump conquered everyone.

Everyone began to expect that Old Hei would make another jump.

Jeff also stopped screaming, but began to think of a question.

For Dong Yi and Lao Hei, was the scene just a coincidence or a routine?
Can such a scene be replicated?
Alas, although Gilbert performed very well, he was still a little bit worse than Old Hei!

He sighed, focused on Blackie, and began to look forward to its next performance.

At this moment, he has served.

He no longer has the desire to compete, but instead looks forward to another new record.

Facts have proved that the scene just now can be replicated.

Not only can it be copied, but it can also be copied N times.

Jeff saw that Dong Yi and Lao Hei's cooperation was exactly the same in every subsequent back and forth. They all made offers at about 18 yards, high and fast, and then Lao Hei raised his head at about 32 yards, Taking off at 33 yards, chasing and intercepting the plate at a height of more than two meters in the air, and then landing after 40 yards, turning around on the spot...

Six times in a row, the movements were as standard as a textbook.

Because of this, their first six rounds saved a lot of time for the final seventh set.

When Lao Hei bit the sixth set and returned to the throwing point, the referee hadn't started the countdown.

After Lao Hei rushed to almost 20 yards, the countdown finally started: "5, 4, 3..."

At this time, Dong Yi's Frisbee was also shot.

Compared with the previous few sets, the shots were not so fast, and the speed slowed down a little.

Jeff knows why.

For insurance!

No matter how fast Lao Hei was, it was impossible for Dong Yi to find another time to toss the plate.

That being the case, then slow down and ensure that Lao Hei can successfully receive the disc from 40 yards away, without taking any more risks.

The same is true.

This time, Lao Hei had time to look back at the disc frequently, and adjusted his pace according to the height and speed of the Frisbee.

Then it ran beyond the 40-yard line and jumped high again.

This one of it no longer jumps towards the far end, but jumps almost in place to a high place, then catches the plate in the air, and then lands firmly.

The height of the bite plate is at least more than 2.7 meters.

2.8 meters are possible!
The applause of the audience resounded like thunder.

Including Jeff.

He knew that an insurmountable new record was born.

Seven back and forth, seven 5 points, plus seven 0.5-point alley catch bonus points, the total score is 38.5 points.

This is indeed an insurmountable record!
As long as the rules don't change, no dog can squeeze out another round.

Including Lao Hei himself.

Jeff sighed and continued to applaud.

This applause is for the greatest Frisbee dog in history.

(End of this chapter)