At 10:00 a.m., the figure skating men's singles free skating final will be held. According to Japanese media sources, Yu yushin increased his free skating difficulty, replacing the original 3A2T with 3A3Lo and the original 3Lo with 3F, including four four-week jumps and a 4A single jump known as epic difficulty, going all out to impact the Three Consecutive Winter Olympic Championships.
Speaking of Habu knots, everyone is no stranger, this ice prince has the face of the protagonist of the girl comic, but he lives more like a hot-blooded animation. The prince's most well-known dream is to complete the 4A single jump. So do you know what exactly a 4A single jump is?
There are six types of jumps in the field of figure skating, the most difficult of which is called Axel, which is the norwegian Axel jump. First completed in 1882, Paulson featured a forward jump, falling backwards on ice, in opposite directions and spinning in the air, which is the only jump forward on the current action chart. So, if you see a figure skater spinning forward, it must be Axel jumping. Because it jumps forward and falls backwards on the ice, Axel jumps 540 degrees in the air in one week, which means that it takes more than half a week than other weeks. Axel Four-And-Four Jump (4A), which is a four-and-a-half jump, is recognized as the most difficult action in figure skating, epic difficulty.
How hard is 4A? Axel jumped around, that is, about 6 meters away from the jump, in one second, turned 4 and a half times, and rotated 1620 ° in the air. This difficulty is equivalent to running 9.5 seconds in a 100-meter sprint and 2 hours in a marathon. You know, this summer, Su Bingtian ran into 9 seconds 83, which has caused a national sensation.
This action, Chen Wei, who currently ranks first in the score, said that it is not within his own ability range. On December 23 last year, Yusheng Knot fell on the ice for the first time, achieving a historic breakthrough in human figure skating.
Today's final, he will continue to challenge the 4A single jump. As Yu Yusuke said, "My life has come all the way, and every time I make up my mind to challenge something, I don't stick to the end." Although there have been times when challenges have failed and I have been depressed and reflecting, my feet can still move, my body is fine, and I am in an environment where I can skate, so I want to do my best to challenge. ”
The Olympic spirit is not only to defeat the opponent, but also to defeat oneself. Every hard work, every breakthrough in self, is the embodiment of the Olympic spirit.
Every slide at the Olympic Games is the best ode to humanity's pushing the limits!
Author: Hao Mengyi
Image: Visual China
Edit: Wang Xing