In recent years, the overall strength of Asian sprinting has improved by leaps and bounds, led by Asian flyer Su Bingtian, who has repeatedly reached the world 100m finals, creating a new Asian 100m record of 9.83. However, in addition to Su Bingtian, there are many potential sprinters, and the future is unlimited.
Recently, in the 100-meter field of the National Games in Thailand, a 16-year-old young player ran a good time of 10.19 seconds, four times, directly broke Thailand's national 100-meter record, and became a new generation of Thailand sprinters, his name is Bussen. In fact, this result is very impressive not only in Thailand, but in all of Asia, and many athletes have not been able to achieve such results in their lifetimes. The 16-year-old Su Bingtian also only ran a best time of 10.59 seconds, and it is clear that Busson has already beaten Su Bingtian in this regard, which can be understood as he has more sprinting talent than Su Bingtian.
This time, Busen broke the Thai sprint record for 24 years, and it is conceivable that Busen is now in the eyes of Thais. On top of that, Busson is only 16 years old, has only just begun his career, and his future is limitless. Moreover, Busson not only performed well in the 100-meter race, but also performed well in the 200-meter race, and both projects have great potential for development.
I have to admit that Busson's talent is indeed high, but it has to be said that the 100-meter athletes who want to step onto a higher stage cannot be accomplished by talent alone. Think of Su Bingtian in his 34-year-old year to break his own best results and a new Asian record, which is definitely not only talent, but also acquired self-discipline and hard work. Many talented athletes have been ruined in training, without scientific training, leading to injuries. For Busson, extra attention should be paid to training and eating, otherwise it may affect the upper limit of his career.