Quan Hongchan of the diving team won the gold medal in women's doubles and the silver medal in women's singles. Regarding the women's singles 10m final, I regret not being able to win the championship. In the post-match interview, Quan Hongchan said that her dancing was very bad, very bad.
What I want to say is, Quanmei, you dance well, although not particularly well, but not bad. Especially the three perfect points for the last jump, which is very exciting)
For the loss of this race, I regretfully lost the championship and won the silver medal. The U.S. analysis summarizes why. During the interview, Quan Mei seriously thought about the reason for her poor performance this time.
She felt like she wasn't being mobilized, like she was in a competition. It's like just jumping off without thinking about the essentials of each move.
In general, a game should be full of tension and the athlete should be in full condition. However, when the whole girl dances, it may be that the adjustment state is relatively slow and does not give full play, resulting in unsatisfactory results.
Actually, I think it's good to give it your all. It's not easy to get into a good state. You need to get into that rhythm slowly before you can perform well.
After the game, the whole sister was able to calmly and calmly analyze the reasons for her poor dancing, which is enough to prove that her heart is getting stronger and stronger, and she has grown a lot.
Then you can take this competition as an experience, summarize and analyze the reasons, and then train your weak links, so that you can get into the game as soon as possible and mobilize yourself. Think about the essentials of the movement before the game, and perform well next time. The results are out, come on!
Original**: CR takes you to see Canada; Side picture: Chubby Ming.