Data map: On the evening of August 1, Beijing time, in the men's 100m final of the Tokyo Olympics, Chinese athlete Su Bingtian finished sixth with a time of 9.98 seconds. As the first Chinese to enter the men's 100m final of the Olympics, he created again history.
Photo by China News Agency reporter Tomita
Chinanews Client Beijing, November 15th (Reporter Xing Rui) On the 14th, Jinan University celebrated its 115th anniversary and the 100th anniversary of the founding of the board of directors.
Su Bingtian, an associate professor at the School of Physical Education of Jinan University, spoke at the conference. "Su Bingtian said he was very happy to make his alma mater a 983 university" topic because he was on the hot search.
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At the Tokyo Olympics this summer, Su Bingtian broke the men's 100-meter Asian record with a time of 9.83 seconds, becoming the first Chinese player in history to qualify for the Olympic 100-meter final.
The achievements of making history have also brought super high attention to Su Bingtian.
In addition to talent, behind Su Bingtian's record-setting is his persistence and dedication day after day.
Data map: On the evening of August 1, Beijing time, in the men's 100m final of the Tokyo Olympics, Chinese athlete Su Bingtian finished sixth with a time of 9.98 seconds. As the first Chinese to enter the men's 100m final of the Olympics, he created again history.
The picture shows Su Bingtian in the game.
Photo by China News Agency reporter Tomita
100 meters to run 7 steps more than Bolt
Many people know that Su Bingtian's height is not outstanding, only 1.72 meters, he looks a bit abrupt among sprinters with many long legs.
Six years ago, when Su Bingtian participated in the men's 100-meter semifinals of the World Track and Field Championships at the Bird's Nest, he surprised Jamaican star Powell.
"He saw that I was a yellow race, my age was relatively young, and the figure was not particularly outstanding, he may find it very strange. Later, he asked a volunteer to ask me a few words." Su Bingtian said in an interview earlier.
In that game, Su Bingtian entered the men's 100m final with a time of 9.987 seconds and became the first athlete in Asia to advance to the men's 100m final of the World Championships.
It was from that time that Su Bingtian began to enter the field of vision of more people, and the story of the "Asian Flying Man" was laid out.
From 2015 to 2021, Su Bingtian has been constantly exploring his upper limit.
9 seconds 987, 9 seconds 92, 9 seconds 91 to 9 seconds 83...Any small breakthrough within 0.1 seconds, Su Bingtian will have to work hundreds of times.
In his speech on the 14th, Su Bingtian said: "The road I ran into in 9.83 seconds was the same as that of my alma mater, full of twists and turns. My height is only 1.72 meters, 100 meters more than Bolt. Run 7 steps. I can only work harder than others to stand on the same starting line as others."
Data map: On the evening of September 23, in the men's 4X200m relay final of the 14th National Games in Xi'an, the Shandong team defeated the Guangdong team led by Su Bingtian to win the championship.
The picture shows Su Bingtian leading the first start.
Photo by China News Agency reporter Mao Jianjun
Changing eating habits for training
Su Bingtian is an athlete born and raised in Guangdong.
His accent also has obvious "Cantonese characteristics".
In terms of eating habits, Su Bingtian's taste is also lighter.
He doesn't like meat very much. After training, he is eager to eat the meals his mother cooks.
But in order to ensure the training effect, Su Bingtian still changed his taste.
In the face of heavy exercise, it is not enough to not eat meat.
Before the Tokyo Olympics, Su Bingtian exposed his three meals a day in a program. Breakfast usually eats milk, eggs, bread, rice noodles, dumplings, and noodles; lunch and dinner are mainly low-fat, low-calorie, high-protein foods. , And then mix with green vegetables.
It is worth mentioning that Su Bingtian basically does not eat supper, pork, or alcohol and carbonated drinks.
His teammate Xie Zhenye also introduced that Su Bingtian went to bed on time at ten o'clock every night and his cell phone had to be turned off.
In such decades of persistence and self-discipline, Su Bingtian created the myth that the 32-year-old can still break the Asian record.
Data map: October 12, Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province, Su Bingtian instructed school girls in running skills.
On that day, Su Bingtian appeared in Zhongshan and returned to his alma mater, Zhongshan Sports School, to attend the welcome party and teach running skills on site.
Photo by China News Agency reporter Chen Jimin
Committed to the development of sports outside the stadium
While taking care of training and competition, Su Bingtian did not give up his studies.
In 2009, he was admitted to Jinan University and obtained a bachelor's degree and a master's degree.
In 2018, he officially became a teacher of Jinan University.
Prior to this, Su Bingtian's topic of taking physical education classes frequently appeared on Weibo's hot searches.
He brought the most advanced training concepts to the classroom and ignited the enthusiasm of countless students to participate in sports.
As early as October 2018, Su Bingtian started a class to teach students sprint skills.
In class, he personally demonstrated the whole process of starting, accelerating and sprinting.
The physical education class of "Su Shen" is also called "the classroom with wind" by the students.
No matter from which point of view, Su Bingtian's influence is no longer limited to the arena.
As a teacher, he has more ways to spread positive energy. He also hopes to train more Chinese sprinters who challenge the limits of Asia.
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