Why Jamaican?

Question 1: Why do Jamaicans run 1? The environmental impact may be related to where they live. 2. "Flying people" come forth in large numbers, from men's 100 meter former world record holders Bailey and Powell to the new "flying people" Bolt, from Olympic legend "flying people" Oti to world champion Campbell? Brown, there are many talented sprinters in Jamaica.

Jean made a decision to create a new "flying man". Why does God favor Jamaicans so much? Scientists from the University of Glasgow and the University of the West Indies conducted a study on more than 200 Jamaican athletes and found that 70% of them have a substance called actin, which can improve muscle fibers related to instantaneous speed, and these muscle fibers can make athletes run faster. However, only 30% of Australian track and field athletes contain actin.

Jamaicans run fast because they love sports.

The birthplace of blacks is Africa! This is the nature of slaves. It is shipped all over the world! Life on board is hard! Those who survive are people with super high quality! Can their offspring be weak? This is the principle of superiority! !

Question 2: Why Jamaicans are good at running is said to be due to genetic reasons, saying that some fibers in their muscles can make them run faster!

Question 3: Why do Jamaicans sprint so fast? 1., born with special muscle fibers.

Strictly speaking, almost all Jamaicans are African-American immigrants. Africans' athletic talent has long been world-famous, so Jamaicans' natural muscle types give them extraordinary ability in track and field. Secondly, Jamaica's mountainous tropical rainforest terrain has also exercised their extraordinary physique. In recent years, this view has been supported by academic circles.

2, the day after tomorrow training pays attention to casual fluency.

In the high-tech era, the concept of "paying attention to details" was popular in track and field sports, and every link of training was carefully carved. For example, China's "trapeze" has a set of strict standards in strength training, running rhythm and swinging methods.

But Powell, the world record holder 100 meters ago, and Bolt, the current world record holder, are "anti-traditional" generations. In Jamaica, almost everyone likes sports since childhood. They like strenuous running and regard it as a pleasure. Jamaicans love running. With this premise, professional track and field coaches would rather not follow some rules in training style. They don't ask athletes to swing their arms to what extent, but pay more attention to the coordination and relaxation of movements, and regard acceleration, midway and sprint as a smooth and natural whole process. This entertaining training method further develops the potential of athletes. They no longer exercise a certain muscle like their predecessors, but have new requirements for local muscle groups and the feeling of overall force. This training method is completely different from the traditional way, and has some special artistic conception.

3' Policy experts enjoy high treatment.

Many years ago, European and American countries used generous scholarships to attract outstanding Jamaican athletes and engaged in "track and field immigration", which almost wiped out Jamaican track and field athletes. The Barcelona Olympic Games in 1992, Christie who won the 100 meter championship on behalf of Britain, Bailey who participated in the 1996 100 meter Olympic Games in Atlanta, and Johnson who participated in the 200 meter championship on behalf of the United States are all Jamaican immigrants.

Thirty years ago, people of insight in Jamaica decided to adopt the policy of "cherishing talents" for their own sports tradition and talent growth. All athletes who stay in Jamaica for training can get the same generous treatment as those who immigrate to Europe and America. * * * Ensure that they get scholarships to attend universities and opportunities to communicate with European and American countries. After this policy of "cherishing talents" lasted for 30 years, the sprint of the world finally entered the "Jamaican era". Anthony, director of the physical education department of Jamaica University of Science and Technology? Davis proudly said: "Today, you see track and field athletes in our country blooming everywhere, which is entirely due to our sowing many years ago."

Not only athletes will be influenced by * * *, but even Jamaican track and field coaches earn a lot of money, from physical education teachers in schools all over the world to coaches of national training teams, their income is far higher than the average level of Jamaicans. In addition, the Jamaican Sports Department will spend a lot of money to train them regularly, so that they can learn the most advanced training techniques in the world at the first time. It is because of this investment at all costs that Jamaica has become today's "dominant sprinter".

4'' Successful Traditional plus System

Sprint has a rich mass base in the Caribbean, especially in Jamaica. A strong mass base is the guarantee for them to dominate this field. As a former British colony, Jamaica has inherited the tradition of the suzerain country's love for sports. Five-year-olds have begun to take part in national competitions. As long as there is a decent open space, young people will arrange sprint competitions. In the words of Elliott, executive director of IAAF Jamaica, "You can go to Kingston (the capital of Jamaica) to watch the high school competition there. If you go late for the weekend, you can't get in at all because the stadium is crowded. " OoT→

Question 4: Why do Jamaicans run so fast? It's like asking why Jews are so smart. The best body for running on earth is in Jamaica.

Question 5: Who can explain to me why Jamaican sprinters are so strong? There are two kinds of people in the world sprint, one is Jamaican and the other is others. In this country with bauxite, sugar and tourism as its industrial pillars, sprint has already become another business card for Jamaicans. What makes Jamaicans have such extraordinary speed? Why is Jamaica rich in flying people? This is due to their genes, especially sprint, an intensity exercise with anaerobic metabolism function. Genes determine talent. Studies have shown that two genes are thought to be related to human performance in sprint. One is the 577RR gene that increases the speed, and the other is the 577RX gene that inhibits the speed. According to this study, 75% Jamaican athletes were found to have 577RR, which is a special gene that can make people run faster, compared with 70% American athletes. Among the 577RX genes, Asians are as high as 25%, Americans are 18%, and Jamaicans? Only 2%! Jamaicans have such a strong natural advantage in sprinting that they have no friends. The selection system is mature and huge. It is easy for a country's traditional sports to form a huge training system, just like American basketball coaches infiltrated the grassroots and table tennis blossomed everywhere in China. The seeds of sprint in Jamaica were sown at 19 10. That year, all middle schools in Jamaica began to hold sports leagues specifically for sprinting, which gradually evolved into the largest sports event in the country, with 2,000 athletes participating every year. In this country with a population of only 2.73 million and a track and field population of 80,000 to 654.38+million, about 260 track and field teams participate in nearly 20 competitions at all levels every year. Genetic advantages and extensive selection of materials are full of hidden bolts. Fertile water is specially used to fertilize your own land, not to let it flow to other people's fields-the benefits can only be shared by your family.

Jamaicans are naturally good at running. Why did they become the overlord of track and field in recent years? In the final analysis, there was a serious brain drain in the past. At one time, European and American countries attracted Jamaican athletes to immigrate with generous economic treatment, and almost wiped out these track and field talents. For example, Christie, who won the 100-meter champion of the 1992 Olympic Games on behalf of Britain, Bailey, who won the 100-meter champion of the 1996 Olympic Games on behalf of Canada, and Johnson, the king of the top 200 meters in the United States, are all Jamaicans. Thirty years ago, Jamaica began to consciously implement the policy of cherishing talents. Nowadays, domestic athletes can get the same generous treatment as those who immigrate to Europe and America, and * * * also guarantees their opportunities and scholarships to go to college. This policy of cherishing talents lasted for 30 years, and finally created the "Jamaican era" of the world sprint.

Question 6: Why do Jamaicans run so fast? It has something to do with the living environment. And good physical strength and long legs.

Question 7: Why do Jamaicans run fast? Ecological environment and personal constitution. Generally speaking, blacks are stronger, more durable and more resistant than other races.

Question 8: Why do Jamaicans sprint so hard? Jamaica's proud Olympic history can be traced back to 60 years ago, and the root of Bolt's victory can be further explored. There is a tradition in Jamaica that the championship will be held exclusively for the country's top sprinters. This tradition began at 19 10, and eventually evolved into the largest sports event in Jamaica every year. Each event can attract about 2000 sprinters from all over the island, and tickets are sold out early. This kind of activity has inspired many Jamaican children to take part in sprints from the age of five. In Jamaica, you can see that as long as there is a decent open space, young people are arranging impromptu sprint competitions because they all dream of becoming "the king of sprint" one day.

In Jamaica, as long as you leave your name in the history of sprint, the country will also give you considerable honor. Today, Jamaica's international airport is famous for its sprinter Norman? Manley named it. Manley's amazing achievements in 100 meters and 200 meters made him perform well in 19 12 Olympic Games, but in the end he chose to study at Oxford University. This time, Bolt will return to Jamaica, and there will definitely be a similar place with his name engraved on it.

Question 9: Why is Jamaican skin black? They are all brought by imperialist colonialists and descendants of slaves. At that time, Nagata was a plantation, referring to the southern plantation during the American Civil War.

Question 10: Why do Jamaicans run so fast? It is said that they have hormones suitable for sprinting in their blood!