Fu Yuanhui, who has exhausted her strength, will she go to the gym to run every day in addition to s

I think so! Although Fu Yuanhui is a swimmer, it doesn't mean that swimmers won't run, in case people just like to run by themselves, swimming and running are not in conflict with each other, the two can have both fish and bear's paws, and swimmers generally need to practice leg strength, and their daily training should also have running.

In fact, swimmers are not soaked in the water every day, they will have a lot of other aspects of training, because swimming requires strength very much, and Fu Yuanhui is also a national-level athlete, to participate in competitions, than ordinary swimmers definitely need more strength, so in addition to daily swimming training, they will definitely have other muscle training, running as a way to exercise the legs is also desirable.

But as for whether she will go to the gym to run, I don't know this, because as an athlete of the national team, they must have their own training room, and they may not necessarily go to the gym outside to run, and since Fu Yuanhui and Hong Huangli have been on the hot search together, I feel that she has crossed over from an amateur to the entertainment industry, and she can be regarded as a sports star, and there will definitely be some measures to protect her privacy.

Moreover, the national team generally likes to train in groups, and they are all closed training, and they don't have much contact with the outside world, so if you want to go to the gym, you should only have a chance after the holiday! There is also the fact that they will practice running, but not necessarily every day, this will be decided according to the coach's arrangement, and their training direction needs to be considered.

It is very possible that after all, athletes need to maintain their physical condition at all times, so they will go to the gym for running.

Definitely, because people like them rely on fitness to eat, and in addition to swimming, they will definitely go to the gym to exercise by themselves.

Yes, because the athlete needs not only her part of the training, but also the exercise of the whole body, so she will go running.

After all, I am a national athlete, and I need to do some other sports to improve my condition in all aspects, and running is also good for cardiopulmonary exercise.

She still goes to the gym for a run, because she needs to do other exercises besides swimming to make herself stronger.

I will definitely go because doing other sports can exercise the strength of the whole body, which is better for swimming.

I think it will, there should be other training items in addition to swimming every day. And maybe she likes to run.

I should still go, although it is said that Yongyongshi is a faster way to get fit, and it is also a way to lose weight faster, but running, sweating, or the human body is still more comfortable.

100m backstroke semifinals

At 9:30 a.m. Beijing time on August 9, the women's 100-meter backstroke final of the 2016 Rio Olympics was held at the Olympic Aquatics Center. Hungary's Hoszu won the gold medal in 58.45 seconds, the United States' Bakker won the silver medal in 58.75 seconds, and China's Fu Yuanhui and Canada's Mather swam 58.76 seconds to tie for bronze medal.

Yesterday at the Olympics, she said she used a lot of force to compete.

Fu Yuanhui, born on January 7, 1996 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, is an athlete of the Chinese women's swimming team.

Fu Yuanhui rose to fame at the 2011 World Youth Swimming Championships, where she won a silver medal in the 100m backstroke and a gold medal at the National Swimming Championships. At the 2011 Seven Cities Meeting, Fu Yuanhui won the gold medal in the 4x100m freestyle relay, which was her first gold medal in a national comprehensive event. On January 31, 2014, Fu Yuanhui won the championship in the women's 50-meter backstroke in the five-country swimming competition held in Australia.

2014 Incheon Asian Games 100m backstroke champion.

On August 6, 2015, in the women's 50-meter backstroke final of the 16th Kazan World Swimming Championships, Fu Yuanhui won the championship in 27.11 seconds, which was her first world championship.

On August 9, 2016, Beijing time, in the women's 100-meter backstroke final of the Rio Olympics, Fu Yuanhui tied for third with a time of 58.76 seconds and won the bronze medal.