The 5 major "non-human" muscles in sports: Tyson's neck, Zhang Weili's abdominal muscles, and Bolt's calves
In order to achieve greatness, professional athletes must not only train hard, but also have physical talents that are different from ordinary people, you must know that there is a saying in competitive sports, "In front of 1% of talent, 99% of hard work is not worth mentioning", you can imagine how important talent is to athletes. Looking at the world's great athletes, all of them have physical talents that are different from ordinary people. So, let's take a look at the five "non-human" muscles in sports.
Tyson's neck is as thick as a bucket
Among the many heavyweight boxing champions, Tyson's figure can be regarded as very "mini", although his brutal muscles look daunting, but his height and arm span are extremely mediocre, compared to Ali, Lewis, and Hollyfield. At his peak, Tyson was able to stand tall in the ring, largely thanks to his superb ability to resist blows, which can be seen from his bucket-like thick neck, which is almost the same as his head circumference, and looks like he has no neck. But what you know, it's not innate, it's something Tyson has built through decades of training.
Zhang Weili knife cut abdominal muscles
Zhang Weili is recognized as the first Chinese UFC player, she has proven herself in the MMA ring many times, and her strength has reached the world's first-class level. However, as an athlete who "left home halfway", Zhang Weili's achievements today were not achieved overnight, the blood and sweat she paid behind her back was unimaginable to ordinary people, and her abdominal muscles like a knife are enough to show how hard her daily training is. It is no exaggeration to say that Chamberlain's abs are more exaggerated than many male athletes.
Alphabet brother extra-long Achilles tendon
"The Greek Monster" is one of the best players in the NBA, and his all-time athleticism has allowed him to dominate both offensively and defensively, with many seeing him as a combination of James and O'Neal. However, the most commendable thing about Brother Alphabet is his unusual Achilles tendon. Medical experts point out that the length of his Achilles tendon has reached a staggering 34.3 centimeters, making him the longest player in NBA history. The length of the Achilles tendon often determines an athlete's speed, bounce, and explosiveness, so it's not hard to understand why he can play some incredible performances.
Ronaldo's "devil muscleman" figure
Cristiano Ronaldo is known as the most disciplined player in football, in addition to his daily hard training, he also has extremely strict dietary requirements to keep his body in the best condition. It can be seen from the photos posted by Ronaldo on weekdays that his figure can almost be described as a "devil muscleman", the body fat rate is maintained at about 7% all year round, and there is no trace of fat on the whole body as if it is sculpted, which looks very visually impactful.
Usain Bolt calf muscles
If you want to ask who is the ceiling of human physical fitness, then the answer is "Lightning" Bolt. As the world record holder in the 100m and 200m, Bolt was invincible at his peak, and as soon as the gun sounded, the game lost suspense. In fact, Bolt's height of nearly 2 meters is not suitable for sprinting, but his extraordinary Achilles tendon and full calf muscles provide him with absolute support, which is why people say that Bolt is invincible in the future.