Cultivating through increasing my stats in America Chapter 405 - 243: Coaching Provincial Team Members, Testing

Isn’t this adjustnt supposed to let the athletes try it out over and over again, and then find the spacing that best suits themselves? Or is this simply the thought process of top-level athletes?

In any case, she didn’t understand.

"Number Two, your problems are relatively minor, but you need to strengthen your leg muscles. Did you injure your left leg in the past? I noticed that the muscles on this leg seem to be weaker. You can also exercise specifically for this, which should help you significantly with your performance."

The suggestion Li Ang gave to Player Two directly stunned Liang Nana because he was actually right; this player had suffered a quite serious twist in her left leg two years ago, but by this ti, it should have already completely healed.

Even she herself, during regular training, had never noticed that this player still had an imbalance in leg muscle power.

From that mont on, at least she no longer completely rejected Li Ang’s attitude. Maybe he was guessing, and these were all in his own imagination, but what if he had really noticed?

Until the third and fourth players, Li Ang had pointed out long-standing issues that she awas aware of herself, and he even noticed that Player Seven was nstruating. Liang Nana finally believed that Li Ang definitely knew sothing.

However, in the eyes of other coaches, Li Ang was purely spouting nonsense. They had all stood together when everyone was watching them run, and generally, nothing much could be seen, aside from so particularly obvious movents.

They couldn’t believe that everyone saw the sa things, yet Li Ang could spot so many issues and even co up with imdiate solutions right away. What, did he have magnifying glasses installed in his eyes?

Only insiders knew what was going on. Many of the issues these athletes had, even their own coaches didn’t know about them, so even if they wanted to pre-inform this young man, it wasn’t possible.

The people exchanged glances, struggling to hide the surprise in their hearts. No wonder these coaches valued this man so greatly; he really had sothing special.

After the coach announced the dissolution of the session, these female athletes didn’t go to free activities but tried out the suggestions provided by Li Ang imdiately. Impact of the long-term changes was hard to see, but the effect of almost all the short-term posture corrections was imdiately visible.

Liang Nana also couldn’t hide the surprise in her heart, but at that mont, she still rembered the others and quickly suggested:

"Coach Wang, let the n’s team co over too. Have Li Jianjiang instruct them. It might really be very beneficial."

This Coach Wang, from beginning to end, didn’t understand Li Ang’s thod, so his knee-jerk reaction was to think that Liang Nana was stepping into a trap and wanted to drag him into it as well.

If he did the sa, who knows how long those kids might mock him behind his back.

Thinking this, he deliberately showed a troubled expression and said:

"They still have other training tasks at the mont, and it probably is too late to co over. Maybe next ti there’s a chance."

Liang Nana listened and felt anxious for them, "What kind of strength training could be more important than Li Jianjiang’s instruction? Missing this opportunity, you really might not get another chance."

She certainly knew Coach Wang was evading the issue, but considering those kids, she tried to persuade him once more to salvage the situation.

Seeing that Coach Wang remained unmoved, she was out of options. She couldn’t force Li Ang to actively go and instruct them, could she? She didn’t have the face for that.

Just at this ti, the sports departnt leader ca along with the main leaders of the provincial team and so PR staff.

The leader walked straight to Li Ang and with a pleading tone negotiated:

"It’s like this, Comrade Xiao Li. I’ve just discussed your situation with the leaders of the provincial team, and they highly comnd your performance. Also, we have a small request, which is if you could complete a full five-kiloter run test in our team? Although we can’t keep you here, having a record of it would also be good."

"At the sa ti, we also plan to do so publicity about this and encourage the team mbers to learn about your exemplary deeds..."

Performing running for others was not Li Ang’s preference, but if there were judges, an audience, and publicity staff, then the nature of the event was different. This could indeed earn him so Break Limit Points.

Therefore, after showing a bit of hesitation, Li Ang agreed.

Their objective might have been to see if he truly had such a level, or perhaps they wanted to create so performance figures. Li Ang didn’t care about these; he cared about things that could benefit him, not working for nothing.

In the provincial team, testing one’s own five-kiloter performance was a very common thing, with almost no one paying attention except the athlete and their coach.

But today was different; the leadership of the provincial team had almost called everyone to co and observe Li Ang’s test.

Almost everyone was guessing, who exactly is this person?

Recently, there hadn’t been any news of any track and field stars coming here, right?

Most people had co to the track reluctantly; everyone usually resisted these ti-wasting events.

"It looks like you all are quite expectant, what, do you know this person? Is he from the national team, or a top international athlete?"

Seeing the expressions of a few female middle-distance runners, so acquaintances they usually spoke with also asked curiously.

Unexpectedly, several girls shook their heads, "We really don’t know this person, but he is very strong in running theory, seems even stronger than our coach. All we know is his na is Li Ang, definitely Chinese, but I don’t recall such a person in the national team."

"Li Ang? The na sounds familiar, but he shouldn’t be here, maybe it’s a coincidence of nas, but soone given so much attention by our leaders must not be just anybody."

"Particularly strong in theoretical guidance? How does that tie in with a running test? From your description, it feels like he must be in his fifties or sixties."

Once the discussion started, they all got excited, agreeing that Li Ang was only around twenty years old, and regarding both his looks and physique, he was absolutely perfect—so handso that just a casual video of him could make him an internet sensation.

"Look, that’s him, isn’t he coming this way?"

A few girls pointed at Li Ang, who was heading towards the track.

The guy who had just said Li Ang’s na sounded familiar looked over and suddenly let out a shout of surprise.

"Damn, isn’t that that guy!"

He trained in triathlon, essentially a third of which was cycling, how could he not recognize the legendary cyclist who had just won the overall championship at the Tour de France and broken a host of records?

"Which guy? Just spit it out! Damn it, talking in halves, I curse you with a decline in your performance."

People nearby couldn’t stand it anymore and were urging him to hurry up and explain.

"You should have heard of the Tour de France, right?"

"Of course we have, isn’t that the pinnacle of cycling competitions for you guys? But our country’s performance in this area has been so-so."

Everyone here was into sports, so they knew a bit about this area.

"He is this year’s Tour de France overall champion, also the only champion of Chinese descent, he broke a bunch of records, now he’s practically a god in cycling circles."

The triathlete athlete looked at Li Ang with a gaze full of extre admiration.

"Hold on, let get this straight, you’re saying he’s the Tour de France overall champion, and now he’s here to test his five-kiloter run? And he can still advise them on running techniques? Are you sure you haven’t mistaken him for soone else, bro?"