On April 1, Cai Yun, an athlete of the Chinese badminton team and Olympic champion, posted two pictures on Weibo, and wrote a joke that "I don't know if badminton will play again like this, but I feel that I can go to the Tour de France, come on." ”
Cai Yun matched two pictures, one is the picture of himself riding on the spinning bike, and the other is the record data of the Keep spinning bike. According to Cai Yun's picture, he rode for about 30 minutes a day between March 25 and March 31, with an average riding distance of 11 kilometers and a calorie consumption of about 240 calories.
In the comment area, the official blog of the Tour de France interacted with Cai Yun and asked him which one the Tour de France four-color shirt Cai team loved more, and Cai Yun commented that he loved the green shirt more. As we all know, the green shirt represents the king of sprints and is a symbol of absolute speed in the Tour de France. For badminton team players, speed is undoubtedly a major key to victory, it seems that even if he has retired, Cai Yun still does not change the true color of the player.
"All kinds of sports are practiced" "This is why some people can still stay in shape at home, and some people are in the parent meat (such as me)" "Half an hour a day, self-discipline + punctuality." Netizens praised it.
Cai Yun, a Chinese badminton team player, entered the national first team in 2000, and in 2002, Cai Yun began to partner Fu Haifeng, known as the "Wind and Cloud Combination", during which the two won the Men's Doubles Championships of the World Championships several times. In 2012, in the men's doubles final of badminton at the London Olympic Games, Cai Yun/Fu Haifeng won the men's doubles championship, which was also the first time that the Chinese team won the Olympic men's doubles gold medal. In 2016, Cai Yun officially announced his retirement. In 2017, Fu Haifeng and Cai Yun won the Title of "Most Badminton World Championships Men's Doubles Champions" Guinness World Records. In 2021, the BWF officially announced that Cai Yun was inducted into the World Badminton Federation Hall of Fame.
Editor: Habiro