Yesterday, japan's Kansai industrial leader from the distance selection competition held at Kyoto's Takehashi Stadium, 18-year-old unbroken sacred clothes in the women's 10,000 meters race ran 30 minutes 45 seconds 21 seconds, the second best in Japanese history, second only to the famous Shintani Hitomi set a Japanese national record of 30 minutes 20 seconds 44 seconds last year. Moreover, this is the first time that the unbroken holy clothes have participated in the women's 10,000 meters official competition, and the Japanese women's mid-distance running star is rising.
That's right, if you look closely, the protagonist of this article, her name is called - Unbreakable Holy Robes, super domineering name. Unbroken sister paper is a freshman, sweet and cute looking (height 1 meter 54), you will soon be circled by her fans.
Last month, I did not break the holy clothes to participate in the Japanese college stagecoach running relay race, and ran the most difficult 9.2 km race in the fifth district at a pace of 302, with a completion time of 28 minutes, and the Japanese media converted this result to 30 minutes and 26 seconds if it was a 10,000 meter run.
Yesterday, without breaking the holy clothes to participate in the official women's 10,000 meters race for the first time, she accelerated forward without any tactics after she set off, and almost surpassed all her opponents by one lap at the finish line, finishing the race in 30 minutes 45 seconds 21 seconds. The athletics coach of The Great Development Said that he did not break the Holy Cloak to be a cosmic man.
The result ranks tenth in Asian women's 10,000 meters history, second in Japanese history, and is now the national record in Japan after Nishiya Hitomi Shintani last year. This score is also a new record for Japanese students, a national record for the Japanese U20, and can be ranked fifth in the history of the world's U20. At next year's Eugene World Championships, the women's 10,000-meter standard line is 31 minutes and 25 seconds, and it is not broken to qualify for the World Championships.
Born on March 25, 2003 in Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture, Bukaku has been in the spotlight since her junior high school days as a middle- and long-distance athlete, winning the 2017 All Japan Junior High School Athletics 1500m Race. After graduating from Takasaki High School, Takasaki Health and Well-being University, she joined UKU in April this year.
When I was a child, I practiced piano, I retired from high school due to illness, I came back from college, and now I have low blood sugar. But running is a very easy task for not breaking the holy clothes, she said in an interview: "No matter how long you run, you don't feel out of breath or particularly painful. ”