Shao Qi's second jump landed on the ground and could not stand firmly, and his back fell heavily on the ground, pain and frustration, making Shao Qi stay in the end area for a long time. On the afternoon of February 14, the beijing Winter Olympics women's aerial skills event qualification tournament ended, China's Xu Mengtao and Kong Fanyu reached the final, and Shao Qi ranked 17th unfortunately missed the final.
There were two jumps in the qualifying round, and Shao Qi used a two-week platform action with a difficulty coefficient of 3.150 in the first jump, and played more normally, scoring 77.49 points. In the second jump, Shao Qi chose a three-week platform action with a difficulty factor of 3.710 for the impact of the final place. But in this jump, Shao Qi made a mistake when he landed on the ground, and his hips fell heavily on the snow after landing on the ground, which made people very distressed. In this way, Shao Qi also ended her first trip to the Winter Olympics.
After the game, Shao Qi was interviewed, she said: "The first time I participated in the Winter Olympics, I was a little excited and a little nervous. In the first jump, I used the two-week stage action that I was good at, but in order to impact the second jump of the final, I chose the three-week stage action, probably because of the lack of experience and lack of control of the action. Now my back is still very sore, and I can't breathe. ”
Born in 2001, Shao Qi began gymnastics training at the age of 4, began training in the Shanghai gymnastics team in 2010, and began to switch to aerial skills in 2011, and has since embarked on the road of professional sports training. Shao Qi began to participate in the INTERNATIONAL Snow Federation professional competition in 2016, and in December 2021, she won the runner-up in the Luka Station of the Aerial Skills World Cup, and won the best result in the history of the World Cup.
After today's game, Shao Qi said: "In fact, I am still a relatively timid person, but aerial skills is a project that requires courage, so I keep telling myself to believe in the coach and believe in myself, and in the future I hope to improve my courage and mentality." But overall, as a 'post-00' I am proud and honored to stand on the field of the Winter Olympics, I am still young and have a good future. ”