In 1924, the first Winter Olympics were held in Chamonix, France. In the course of nearly a hundred years of Winter Olympics, athletes constantly challenged nature, broke through the limits of human beings, and achieved remarkable winters. And behind these breakthroughs is an even more remarkable human ingenuity
Most of the Winter Olympics are known for their speed, and the most critical and beautiful moments are fleeting, and these moments are in the process of the competition. As long as you observe carefully and, of course, someone guides you in the maze, you will surely experience the charm of winter sports and the process of continuous exploration and challenge of human beings from these moments.
We often use the idiom "ice and snow smart" to describe that people are particularly wise. This sentence also applies to athletes. Their ice and snow intelligence is reflected in every decision, tactics and strategy on the field of play. How to play this "small abacus" Directly determines whether or not to stand on the top podium
In the sports arena, choosing the competition items that you are good at is the basic condition for every athlete to achieve good results. However, there are also some elite athletes who can seamlessly switch between different events, jump repeatedly, and even complete the dream linkage of different industries, becoming cross-border heroes on the Olympic field.
There are 7 major events and 109 minor events in the Beijing Winter Olympics. When you talk about these events, what is your first impression: cold. Athletes need to use these 4 years of hard work to realize their glory and dreams in an average temperature of minus 20 degrees Celsius. And in these 109 small events, more than half of the racing events will make you feel tired, that is, tired. In the Winter Olympics, there are three such events, which can be called "marathons" in the Winter Olympics. These competitions are cross-country skiing, biathlon and speed skating.
Running knife is a popular folk name, which is mainly used in speed skating. In the Winter Olympics, speed skating has a total of 14 gold medals, which is the single event with the largest number of gold medals. The first gold medal of the first Winter Olympics in 1924 was also born in speed skating, which shows its prominent status.
In the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, there are 7 major events and 109 minor events. Among them, there are several events that can be classified into one category by another classification method. First of all, their history is not long. They all have a special-shaped competition venue. All kinds of somersaults are the main content of the competition. The ranking is determined by the referee's score. Athletes actually wear headphones during competition. Here's a grand introduction to U-shaped field skills, slope obstacle skills, and big jumping platforms
As early as the end of the 19th century, the Norwegians had invented a sport of flying on the snow. Although it was originally a game to help snow lovers to glide a few meters in the air with the help of a ramp, with the development of the sport, today it has become a game. A competitive event that can fly in the air with a flight distance of more than 250 meters without any mechanical power is ski jumping.
Since the beginning of the human society, we have begun to pursue a social division of labor model that performs its own duties and has a high degree of tacit understanding. In the Winter Olympics, the speed limit of snowmobiles, the artistic expression of figure skating, and the battle for the cutting edge of short-track speed skating are all testing the tacit cooperation among athletes all the time.
In 2022, the magnificent, warm and joyful Beijing will usher in an amazing winter. The top athletes of the Winter Olympics from all over the world will gather in Beijing to show the magical charm of ice and snow sports for all mankind. Skiing is the oldest winter sport. Unlike today's people enjoying speed and passion, in ancient times, skiing was developed by humans living in the land of ice and snow as a means of travel.
