Counterattack to advance to the big jump final Chinese young jung: tomorrow let go of play!

Beijing, 14 Feb (Xinhua) -- In the Beijing Winter Olympics snowboard women's big jump qualifying tournament held on the morning of 14 February, China's Jung staged a counterattack and finally ranked ninth and successfully advanced to the final.

China's Jung competes in the women's big jumping qualifiers on Feb. 14. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Cheng Tingting

In the first round, Jung played a mistake and failed to complete the move, scoring only 10.75 points, ranking second from the bottom.

"I fantasized about countless possibilities before the game, any action can be wrong, and the previous game was often the first action with a mistake." Jung said.

After losing the first round, the 19-year-old immediately communicated with the coach and adjusted his mentality to set foot on the field again.

In the second jump, she adjusted the difficulty, gave up the 900-degree movement she originally wanted to do, and sought stability to make a wonderful 720-degree action, and scored 64 points.

In the third jump, defying the pressure, after a two-week deflection backflip, the youngster hit the fence and flipped out of the arena amid a cheer, "I was too excited to control the speed".

In the end, with the wonderful performance of the last two rounds, Jung won the ticket to the final with a score of 129.75 points.

Talking about the final on the 15th, she simply and neatly said: "Do your best, let go of playing, do the best!" ”

In the qualifying round of the day, New Zealand's Sinnot finished first. The three players of the Japanese team are strong, and they advance to the final with the second, third and fifth places in the qualifiers.