Born to Run

"It has not been fully disclosed to the outside world, but the matter has basically been determined. The world's number one flying man, Jax Trin, has taken banned drugs." Yu Weili will just learn from the Anti-Doping Committee. , Said it.

"This temporary inspection of Yeqin is a measure taken by the Anti-Doping Committee against the top athletes in the top rankings."

"Ah?! Jax Trin is taking a banned drug?" Yeqin was stunned when he heard the news.

"Yeah." Yu Weili nodded solemnly. "There is already real evidence that Jax-Trin took illegal drugs."

He knows that for track and field athletes, especially sprinters, this is undoubtedly a shocking news. Since the 2004 Athens Olympics, Jax Trin has shown strong dominance. Although Jax Trin did not break the world record at the beginning, he continued to compete in the two heavyweight competitions of the Olympic Games and the World Championships. Having defeated countless top players and winning the championship medal is enough to prove his strength.

In the men's 100-meter event where Jax Trin participated, the opponent's winning rate maintained more than 90%, and the important events basically did not let the gold medal pass. By 2006, Jax Trin tied the world record of Asafaville at the Doha Super Grand Prix, which pushed his reputation to the apex.

At this time, almost all his colleagues in the sprint session called him "JGAT." Gatling, a famous American machine gun, turned into a machine gun when the gunfire sounded, and the bullets poured out, rushing to the finish line.

After being hailed as Morris Green, the athlete who represents the top hegemony of American sprinting, such a benchmark and leader, was exposed to the scandal of taking banned drugs at this time. The impact can be imagined. How big.

It is also for this reason that before the Jax Trin matter was fully exposed, the IAAF and the World Anti-Doping Committee had organized flying inspection teams to go all over the world to face the current top track and field athletes. An unannounced inspection was conducted.

"The results of the urine test of the relay race held by Jax Trin in Lawrence, Kansas, on April 22 this year were disclosed. The sample of bottle B showed that he had taken the ketone hormone." Yu Weili looked at Yeqin and Chen. Zhongzhou was digesting the news and continued to speak.

**Ketone is a kind of cholesterol, and its effects on human development and medical treatment will not be mentioned for the time being, but it is a prohibited drug in competitive sports. If athletes use **ketone before the game, it will be significantly irritating and Intensify the state of the body, so that the athletes have a more prominent performance on the court.

Track and field events are the hardest hit areas. Every year, in various events of all sizes, news about bad athletes taking banned drugs can be checked. Before Jax Trin, the most famous sprinters who were banned for taking illegal drugs were British star Chambers and American player Montgomery.

The former once ran into 10 seconds 5 times in 26 100-meter races in the 2002 season. He was elected the best men's track and field athlete in Europe in 2002. He was the most popular sprinter at the time. He even made a statement that he would run out in the future. The new world record of 100 meters in 9 seconds 65. As a result, in October 2003, an off-site urine sample from Chambers was retested and illegal drugs were found. Beginning in 2004, he was officially suspended for two years.

Chambers has returned to the field this year and participated in the IAAF Grand Prix in Gateshead, England on June 11, ranking third with a time of 10.07 seconds. But at this time, he is no longer in good standing. Both the media and the public have completely lost interest in him.

The other American athlete Montgomery, not to mention, ran the world record of 9.78 seconds in the men's 100 meters at the IAAF Grand Prix in Paris on September 14, 2002 (the original record was Maurice Green, 9.79 seconds). The results did not last long. He was found to have taken banned drugs at the 2004 US Olympic trials, and later was involved in the "Balke Lab". So the Sports Arbitration Court made a ruling in 2005 to cancel all his achievements after 2001. He was also banned for two years. Montgomery appealed against it, and his world record was eventually cancelled.

"Isn't it that he can't count his tying the world record?" Yechin remembers that this year Jax Trin tied the Asafaville world record at the Doha Grand Prix this year, and the organizers first advertised the record-breaking. The matter turned out to be an oolong. A few days later, the IAAF came out and issued a statement saying that it was only a tie record.

The time for the Doha Super Grand Prix is ​​May 12, and the time of the competition is later than the time when the urine test sample competition has problems. This time, which is equal to the world record, will probably not be regarded as a valid result.

And speaking of this, Yechin also remembered the "dialogue" between Jax Trin and Asafaville this year. At the beginning, Eugene had arranged two sets of finals, so that both of them participated in the 100th. Mi project, but did not meet.

At that time, the publicity was that the two heroes would meet at the Gateshead Grand Prix in the UK on June 11. Later, due to the tight schedule, it was adjusted to the London Super Grand Prix on July 28.

"The problem is probably much more serious than that." Yu Weili shook his head slightly. "It's not just the match that tied the world record in Doha on May 12, I'm afraid that all subsequent matches should be cancelled. Jax-Trin In 2001, there was a two-year ban for taking illegal drugs once. This time, I am afraid he may face a lifetime ban. Taking illegal drugs is a red line. The IAAF and the World Anti-Virus The Doping Committee will never allow Jax-Tring to have such problems again and again."

Speaking of Yu Weili, he glanced at Ye Qin intentionally or unintentionally, Ye Qin was awe-inspiring and understood the warning in Yu Weili's words.

Although he never thought about the issue of illegal drugs, even from his start training and then to the national team, because of the excessive speed, he has avoided a lot of mess.

But as long as you are an athlete, you will inevitably hear all kinds of things about this in this circle. Even if you are really careless, it is not impossible to be planted and misunderstood.

Yechin's perception of Jax Trin is extremely complicated. He has not had much personal contact with the world's number one man in 100 meters, but the opponent's performance on the court is very aggressive.

Before each game, he would constantly scan every opponent he was competing with, his eyes revealed fierceness, as if he wanted to oppress other players through his aura.

These things are mysterious and mysterious, but competitive sports is originally a competition. It is a competition of individual talents, strengths and skills. It is also a comprehensive contest of mentality and momentum.

After the end of the Eugene and New York Grand Prix this year, Yeqin did not continue to go to Europe with Liu Yangyu to participate in the Super Grand Prix and the Golden League. Instead, he returned to China to consider the men's 100m event.

Although there are considerations and persuasion from the national team Yu Weili and some other coaches, deep down in his heart, it may be that he considers Jax Trin as his competitor. In the men's 200m final in Helsinki, Ye Qin beat the opponent.

But seeing Jax Trin galloping on the 100-meter track and competing with Asafaville's first person in the 100-meter race in full swing, the young man's desire to compete with top players gradually became active.

In the men’s 200m event, Yechin now knows that there are many opponents that can compete with him, Wallace Spielmont, Jason Gaby, John Capel, and even a few young Americans who are newly promoted. Athletes are his opponents.

But in Yechin's view, the most threatening is undoubtedly Jax Trin, the 100-meter trapeze. Yeqin also wants to compete with the opponent in the men's 100 meters in addition to the men's 200 meters.

In the eyes of many people, they may think that Yechin has been honestly practicing the men's 200 meters and 400 meters, and he is already the first of the unprecedented Asian sprinters.

But as long as it is an athlete, there is almost no limit to the thirst for victory for the championship. Ye Qin’s initial desire for the 100-meter event was not strong, but time and time again, when the men’s 100-meter athletes and 100-meter champions on the field attracted the attention of most people, they became the focus of everyone’s attention. , He began to be attracted by it.

Try to coach Sun Chaosheng, learn starting techniques, and Randy Hunter to improve their explosiveness and strength, and Chen Zhongzhou to study their first half of high technology, and now start to determine their strength in the first half of the same with Coach Yuan Guohua.

This kind of internal changes ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ Yeqin sometimes can't tell him clearly, but when he heard that Jax Trin was banned, there was no trace of his face because it was missing. The rejoicing of a strong opponent.

On the contrary, it was shock and unconcealable loss. The sense of loss that suddenly lost his competitor and target seemed to slow down his whole heart in an instant.

What he wants to face is a powerful opponent. When discussing opponents with Yuan Guohua, he has always used Jax Trin as the template. Whether the men's 100 meters or 200 meters, this will be his best. A strong opponent, he wants to study the opponent, understand the opponent, absorb the opponent's advantages, and then defeat the opponent.

Suddenly hearing the news that Jaxterling was taking the banned drug, Ye Chin really felt that many of his efforts were of little significance.

In particular, such a competitive player, who is regarded as a life-long enemy, has adopted disgraceful means, and now he may face a lifetime ban, which makes him feel an indescribable sense of loss in his heart.

After listening to the news that Yu Weili had just learned from the IAAF and the anti-doping committee, everyone in the indoor track and field hall was silent.