The Su God of the Reopening of the Sports Arena

Chapter 2263: A shrewd and calculating person! He unexpectedly lost at the place where Mills is best

Chapter 2263: A shrewd and calculating person! He unexpectedly lost at the place where Mills is best at (Added by the leader)
Su Shen scored 9.47.

And this time it was at a wind speed of 2.0.

There is no excessive wind speed.

It's legal.

Even at this moment, countless media outlets claimed that there was something wrong with the anemometer, that it had been bribed, and that it was off by 0.1.

But these rumors will eventually be put to rest by professional reviews published by real organizations.

The more they acted like this, the more they were left with only the rage of impotence.

It is true that this race was carried out in the full-speed east wind in Lausanne.

It is also the blessing of the Lausanne small plateau venue.

If I must say, Kaji is not much less than Eugene.

There's nothing wrong with this.

but?
That's what's called opportunity.

This is what is called an opportunity.

There is no such thing as 100% fair in this world.

It's not 100% either, and we'll have to wait until both sides are fully prepared for the showdown.

Only the seizure of opportunities.

Bolt that time.

The performance was certainly amazing.

But unfortunately it was ended by the wind speed.

And this time Su Shen.

But he took advantage of the full east wind.

Not only the wind speed buff is fully utilized.

It also adds a small plateau buff.

Then cooperate with the new system intervention.

In the end, with the right time, place and people, he defeated Bolt with his legal results.

And it became the history of mankind.

The first athlete to legally break 9.

It’s just that strong.

It's just such luck.

Strength and luck.

They have always complemented each other.

If you observe carefully, you will find that people who have created great achievements in history are always blessed with luck in their fields.

Su Shen.

It is by reopening the opportunities that you have seized.

His performance on this shot was perfect, achieving the level he wanted to achieve.

And suppressed Bolt.

After Bolt finished running.

Knowing that he had never beaten Su Shen, he felt a little hollow inside.

Let’s take another look at the results.

The whole audience was equally shocked.

9.49...

Oh my god, it actually broke 9 seconds.

It’s another 9.40+.

Equally legal.

If this race were put in any other competition, it would be enough to go down in history and make Bolt a man admired by everyone and surrounded by flowers.

Only this one was included.

Because there was a Su Shen in front who ran 9 seconds.

Let him.

eclipsed.

There's no way around it, that's how sports are.

The first is the champion.

The first is to kill all.

The first is win-win.

The second is the number one loser.

The better you perform.

The more tragic it is.

The more legendary the championship becomes.

Bolt looked at his results.

The whole person was a little stunned.

He saw countless memory holders running past him and surrounding Su Shen.

This is the scene that I should have.

My performance in this game was also legal, and I opened it at 9 seconds.

But who knew that others could actually do it.

And in the final showdown.

The performance is more stable.

Suppress yourself.

note.

Perhaps this is what makes Bolt most angry and what he cannot tolerate most about himself.

He looked up at the big screen.

It's time to start replaying the game.

Bolt watched carefully.

Especially the last 10 meters.

He felt that he should have had a chance, at least should have been able to be on par with Su Shen, and finally fight for the thousandth place.

You shouldn't have lost half of your position directly.

Why is this so?
Why did I suddenly lose my balance in the end?

This doesn't look like me.

Before the race, Bolt clearly felt that he was in good shape and had a good mentality, and he ran well throughout the race.

You can say that Su Shen played extremely well.

But what about Bolt's performance?
He is just as outstanding, okay?

Mills was also staring intently at this time.

He also wanted to know why Bolt lost.

And the loss will be so direct.

Not even qualified to compete in thousandths.

This was not the match he expected at all.

Damn it.

Why is this happening?

What went wrong from the last 10 meters to now?
Even though Suarez's performance was beyond expectations, Bolt's condition was also such that he shouldn't have suddenly fallen behind in the last 10 meters.

The vehicle in front is clearly approaching, and according to this speed curve, it should catch up.

As an experienced person, Mills would never make a mistake on this point.

But it’s not happening now.

It’s weird.

There is no need to worry about Bolt's performance in major competitions, as he is definitely an athlete with a big heart.

Even though they lack experience in facing adversity, their stability in performance in major competitions should not be a problem.

Watched the replay again.

Mills suddenly caught a detail.

In the final moments.

It was probably just over 90 meters.

Bolt's dynamic joint stiffness adjustment.

Something went wrong.

You know, Bolt's uniqueness lies in the fact that his knee joint can be adjusted through dynamic joint stiffness.

This aspect is much better than others.

Of course, it is also possible that he is much more talented.

Such as the coordinated contraction of the quadriceps and hamstrings.

More than 92% of the energy is effectively transmitted to the ankle joint, while the efficiency of ordinary athletes is about 78%.

This is why Mills insisted on arranging this technical system for Bolt.

The essence of the propulsion force of the three-joint torque technique in sprinting is the vector force generated by the joint torque through the skeletal leverage.

Taking the hip joint as an example, the torque generated during extension needs to be transmitted to the knee joint through the femur.

At this time, the torque of the knee joint not only includes the torque generated by the active contraction of the quadriceps, but also needs to balance the inertia torque transmitted by the hip joint.

Dynamic joint stiffness regulation.

This will allow Bolt to get more than others——

Vector synthesis of joint torques.

This is a huge advantage.

Especially at the end.

For the stability of the body and the rhythm of a steady and smooth speed.

All are huge help.

But just at this place.

Bolt's original physiological innate attributes -

Dynamic joint stiffness regulation.

The stiffness inside this.

A rare problem occurred.

It is because of this stiffness that it suddenly tilted.

Not strong enough.

This is why Bolt failed in the end.

A smooth speed curve that should have been able to catch up.

Sudden fluctuations.

In the end, he lost the qualification to compete with Su Shen for the thousandth place.

otherwise.

It’s hard to say who will have the last laugh in this game.

Mills is absolutely confident about this.

Under his personal training, Bolt should have reached his peak this year.

This problem shouldn't occur again.

He also made sufficient physical preparations for Bolt before the game.

Plus Bolt has enough self-discipline this year.

It really shouldn't have happened that there was such a problem.

What went wrong?

He didn't believe it was just a mistake.

For a super athlete like Bolt, such a mistake is extremely unlikely.

Was there something wrong with my adjustments before the game? That shouldn't be the case.

This shouldn't be the case.

Mills is very confident in himself, and he reviewed the game and found that...

I didn't find any other problems.

The same may be true for the next pre-match preparation.

Then.

what is it?

suddenly.

At this time, the commentator's impromptu words seemed to remind him.

“I didn’t expect Sue to miss so many Diamond League matches.”

"The result is that I am holding back a big one."

"It's incredible. His move was a surprise victory, unexpectedly powerful!!!"

Nothing else matters.

Mills also automatically filtered out those flattering words.

What really concerned him was the first sentence this guy said.

“I didn’t expect Sue to miss so many Diamond League matches.”

Yeah, he's been absent so much, why is that?

Obviously he has made a lot of adjustments in domestic competitions.

Judging from the intensity of his previous games.

Judging from his health.

Judging by his injury report.

No one dares to have such a question.

In the past, his attendance rate was much higher than Bolt's.

Then why...

With a whoosh.

Mills felt like he was hit on the head with a sledgehammer.

Because at this time the commentator's next sentence completely woke him up.

"Bolt ran very strong results in so many consecutive races, but he didn't expect to lose in the final crucial match against Su."

"It's such a pity. I was more optimistic about him before the game..."

What is said afterwards is not important.

What really made him react was Mills——

Bolt has run extremely strong results in so many consecutive races.

I have achieved extremely strong results in so many consecutive games.

Damn!

No wonder Su hasn't done much comparison during this period.

How could I make such a mistake?

Continuous strong output has a great consumption on the athlete's state. It not only improves and adjusts the athlete's state, but also consumes the athlete's state reserve.

Body reserves.

Even spiritual reserves.

Biomechanical overload.

Mechanisms of mechanical injury to joints and bones.

In track and field sports, the mechanical load on athletes' bodies far exceeds that of daily activities. For example, in sprinting, the ground reaction force of top athletes at the start can reach 4-5 times their body weight, and the impact force of jumping athletes when landing can even exceed 10 times their body weight. This high-frequency, high-intensity external force is transmitted through the joint-muscle-bone power chain, ultimately leading to fatigue accumulation of local structures.

These include but are not limited to.

Wear and degeneration of articular cartilage.

Cumulative effects of stress fractures.

Fatigue rupture of ligaments and tendons.

Oxygen debt and free radical damage in energy metabolism.

Immunosuppression and inflammatory cytokine storm.

Disruption of hormone levels.

Add to that neuromuscular fatigue.

Central and peripheral regulatory disorders.

To use the words from Su's own paper:

Long-term high-intensity exercise leads to an increase in the ratio of serotonin to dopamine in the brain.

5-HT is an inhibitory neurotransmitter and increased levels of it can increase feelings of fatigue.

As an excitatory neurotransmitter, DA can enhance exercise motivation and muscle recruitment efficiency.

When athletes are in a state of fatigue, the concentration of 5-HIAA, a 5-HT metabolite, in the cerebrospinal fluid increases by 27%, while DA release decreases by 18%, leading to a decrease in neural drive and weakened muscle contraction force.

Moreover, repeated exercise reduces the release of acetylcholine at the neuromuscular junction and reduces the sensitivity of ACh receptors on the postsynaptic membrane.

Electrophysiological studies have shown that after 2 hours of endurance training, the end plate potential amplitude of the neuromuscular junction decreases by 30%, resulting in delayed muscle activation and poorer movement coordination. This delay significantly increases the risk of joint sprains and exacerbates the uncontrolled nature of joints in sports that require quick reactions, such as sprinting, jumping, and changing directions.

Not to mention.

The essence of muscle fatigue is excitation-contraction coupling disorder.

Prolonged exercise leads to reduced sarcoplasmic reticulum calcium release and decreased affinity of troponin for calcium ions, which weakens muscle contraction force.

Decreased intracellular ATP concentration and accumulation of inorganic phosphate and hydrogen ions can also inhibit myosin ATPase activity.

After repeated sprints, sprinters' maximum muscle contraction force decreases by 25%, and fatigue recovery time is extended to twice the normal level.

Modern track and field training pursues "super recovery", but when the training load continues to exceed the body's adaptability, it will cause fatigue accumulation and compensatory injuries.

It’s called – Training load and recovery imbalance: cumulative effects at a system level.

Damn...

该死的

Damn it!!!

I didn't expect that I would make a mistake here.

!!!

This is why, after he has achieved good results, he will calm down and reduce the frequency of competitions for a period of time.

So here's the reason.

Bolt, on the other hand, is constantly stimulating his own state.

This seems to be constantly adjusting and improving.

But in fact, it is also a kind of consumption for oneself.

Even if he is Bolt.

Even though he is known as God's sprint specimen.

It is also a mortal body with flesh and blood.

Not really Wolverine and Iron Man.

Nor was he the Jamaican captain.

Therefore, reasonable adjustments must be made, but continuous high intensity is actually excessive.

Mistakes have also been made in the field of science.

Going to extremes.

Unexpectedly, he had already written all this in his paper.

Now go back and think about it again.

This guy.

Even in the adjustment state.

They all put pressure on themselves.

Let Mills, the self-proclaimed experienced super coach.

They all fell hard here.

Suarez used the aspect he was proud of to defeat Bolt.

There was not even a chance for Bolt to have a final showdown.

So this one.

It's not just Bolt's failure that is being supported.

It also became Mills' failure.

Because Bolt's model is different from Su Shen's.

He listened to Mills more often. He just tried to achieve good results in the competition. Most of the other pre-match preparations were done by Mills.

Bolt pretty much does whatever Mills says.

If that is the case, this includes pre-match game planning, pre-match adjustments, and distribution of game status.

This is all Mills' fault.

And not just count as Bolt's.

Because Bolt actually obeys Mills's orders in this regard.

He himself doesn't have the ability to make this plan.

After thinking about this.

Mills's entire fat face couldn't help but twitch.

If he hadn't sat down again.

The team members around him thought that Mills might be...

Had a stroke.

I was so angry that I had a stroke.