Speaking of marathons, it can be said that it is a relatively popular sport, and now more and more cities have begun to hold marathon projects. Some cities may hold them several times a year. One of the cities I used to work in was to host marathons of different sizes several times a year.
Marathon has always been controversial. People who like it can be said to like it, and I remember a high school classmate who especially liked to participate in marathons. During college, I often went to marathons. The whole country runs everywhere. There are also those who do not like marathons, the reason is that marathons actually hurt the body, coupled with the fact that holding marathons generally have to close roads will affect many people's normal commuting.
I don't think there is an absolutely correct answer to the question of whether the marathon is good or not. And that's not what I'm writing this for. Today I want to introduce a long-distance runner who has won the marathon sports championship to the netizens.
Born in Shandong, Wu Min holds a double degree from Tongji University and Beijing University of Technology and is a strong long-distance runner. Wu Min's achievements during his time as an athlete can be said to be relatively high. In 2004, he won the Hangzhou International Marathon, and it should be noted that the results of Asians in the international competitions of athletics are generally not particularly good. It is still not easy for Wu Min to win the hangzhou international marathon.
Athletes' careers are generally short, especially in high-intensity sports. Wu Min is now a marathon spirit lecturer, a lecturer of middle and long-distance running expertise, and the founder of "Wu Min Healthy Running Training Camp", and is often invited to give lectures to some enterprises and TV stations.
Originally, for athletes, it was mainly to look at strength, and it was only with strength. But if you're not just strong and good-looking, it's the icing on the cake. Wu Min belongs to that kind of long-looking and powerful athlete.