Rebirth 2005: the 100-Meter Flying Man Sets Off Again

[Sports + Olympics + Sprinting] In 2024, Lin Feng, a 38-year-old national first-level sprinter, was still bragging at a gathering of old friends that Su Bingtian broke the Asian record in the semifinals of the Tokyo Olympics in 2021. I was filled with regret when I heard that my competitors back then were still active in coaching positions and had trained batch after batch of new sprint stars. He had to end his career early due to an accidental Achilles tendon rupture in 2008, missing the best opportunity to win glory for his country. With this unwillingness, Lin Feng fell into a deep sleep after being drunk. When he woke up again, he found that he was back in 2005. At that time, he had just turned 19 and was in the golden period of his sprint career. Everything was still too late. After resurrecting his life, Lin Feng relied on his training experience, event memories and deep understanding of the development of sprinting technology in the next ten years or so, determined to make up for the regrets of his previous life. He must avoid the trap of injuries, improve his technical movements, and improve his competitive level. From the city team to the provincial team to the national team, he will step up to a higher level step by step. In international competitions such as the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the 2012 London Olympics, he will write a new legend for China Dash and let the five-star red flag rise slowly on the 100-meter track.