China's first 100-meter champion refers to: At the 2013 World Junior Athletics Championships, Mo Youxue won the men's 100 meters championship with a time of 10.35 seconds, becoming the first Chinese athlete to win the men's 100 meters championship in the World Junior Championships. Recently, he himself filmed a training video on a social platform, which was a video of him training intensively, and it was clear that he was really working hard, and when fans asked him when he would be able to return to the top, he replied: This year! It seems that the former world champion is going back to the field and going to the storm!
Mo Youxue's career seems to be the peak of his debut at present, and he set a personal best of 10.35 seconds at the age of 17, but after nine years, it has not been refreshed, and 10.35 seconds is not a very high level at that time and now. So if he wants to go back to the national team, he still has to put a lot of effort into it!
Talented teenager Mo Youxue officially became a national first-class athlete in 2011. In 2012, he entered the provincial team and joined the coach of Su Bingtian's mentor Yuan Guoqiang, becoming Su Bingtian's disciple. The so-called famous teachers are high disciples! On April 12, 2013, Mo Youxue won the first place in the men's 100 meters of the World Junior Championships with a time of 10.57 seconds. On July 12, in the men's 100 meters of the World Junior Championships in Donetsk, Mo Youxue won the championship in 10.35 seconds, becoming the first Chinese athlete in history to win the men's 100 meters at the World Junior Championships. He also set a new personal best again! At that time, Mo Youxue's victory caused a whirlwind in the Chinese sports world, after all, no one had ever been able to do it, and its shock level was no less than Su Bingtian's 9 seconds and 83 this year, but unfortunately limited by the network conditions at that time, there were very few people who knew Mo Youxue, he was really young and famous, but unfortunately, he was plagued by injuries and illnesses after adulthood, and he has been stagnant. His talent and training attitude are at least in the top three in the Chinese athletics industry, and I look forward to his follow-up performances!
In the limelight, together with Xie Zhenye, Su Bingtian and Zhang Peimeng, he formed the strongest team in China's men's 4 by 100 meters, and competed with Bolt's Jamaica team and Gatling's American team at the 2015 Beijing World Championships, leaving aside the japanese team of average strength, and finally they won a valuable silver medal, creating a precedent for China's sprint relay to win the medal, which is of great significance. In the end, they easily won the "Best Combination Award" of the 2015 CCTV Sports Figure. Xiong Beibei, an athletics expert at Beijing Sport University, has a high evaluation of him: Mo Youxue's movements are flexible and stretched, and the amplitude is large. The angle between the legs and the natural folding during the run are reasonable angles, which can be seen to pay attention to the openness of the stride, the technique is very good, and there is a shadow of a black athlete. This can also be seen that his talent is different from ordinary people and has great potential.
Mo Youxue has spent some time in the national team, and the gradual emergence of Mo Youxue is regarded as China's most promising new generation of flyers after Su Bingtian, Zhang Peimeng and Xie Zhenye! I hope he can return as soon as possible and create another peak!