On the evening of September 22, the women’s 800-meter final was held at Xi’an Olympic Sports Center. Wang Chunyu successfully defended her title at 2:01.02 and won her first medal in the current National Games. gold medal.
This is the third time that Wang Chunyu has participated in the National Games. In the previous two times, she only reported for 800 meters. After the Tokyo Olympics, Wang Chunyu became more confident. In this National Games, Wang Chunyu signed up for 3 events in the 400m, 800m and 1500m. In fact, in order to improve his comprehensive ability, Wang Chunyu has practiced both 400 meters and 1500 meters in daily training. In these two projects, Wang Chunyu also has the domestic first-class level, but there are many competitors. "This was planned before the game. For me, registering for the 400m and 1500m is to increase the speed of the 800m main event. There may be an impact on physical fitness, but I have already done it before the National Games. Simulation, I feel that it is within my acceptance range and I can adapt." Wang Chunyu said.
In the women's 400m race the day before, Wang Chunyu ran 52 seconds 00 and won a silver medal in his side event. On the night of September 22nd, Wang Chunyu's 800-meter final was his main event. Although he had beaten three shots in two days, Wang Chunyu said that this would not affect him much. "My strength is still the strongest in this event, so my goal is the championship."
Next, Wang Chunyu will also participate in the women's 1500m competition. Returning from Tokyo, although she has experienced a long period of isolation, Wang Chunyu feels that her condition has adjusted well, which is also the physical basis for her to be able to participate in three consecutive competitions. "For the National Games, I also want to adjust my state to the best." Moreover, Wang Chunyu has a little ambition. "I also ran 1,500 meters this year, so if possible, I want to hit the championship."
Source: Market Star, Anhui Finance Network, Anhui reporter Jiang Rui Huang Yangyang
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