How many places did Liu Xiang win in the 110 meters at the Universiade?

On August 28, 2001, Liu Xiang won the 110-meter hurdles championship at the 21st Universiade in Beijing.

Liu Xiang did not participate in this year's Universiade, but only became a torchbearer.

In 2001, Liu Xiang participated in the Universiade and broke the world youth 110-meter hurdles record and won the championship.

Liu Xiang is no longer participating in the Universiade, he is not a college student.

He is not a college student, did not participate in the Universiade, and did not get a place.

In 2001, Beijing Universiade, 110m hurdles champion.

Liu Xiang won the 110-meter hurdles championship at the 21st Universiade in Beijing, but he did not participate this year because he is no longer a college student.

Liu Xiang won the championship at the Universiade!

2001 Universiade 110m hurdles champion.

He's not a college student.

He's just a torchbearer, right, and he's still participating in the Universiade?

On the evening of the 22nd, Liu Xiang in the 4 100-meter final of the 10th Games, Liu Xiang "cameo" the fourth baton, the first two sticks of the Shanghai team did not run well, but when the third baton Yang Yaozu took over the baton, his cornering skills played very well, and he jumped to the top two, and even ranked first when handing over the baton with Liu Xiang. This last stick was not perfect. Liu Xiang started a little early, and at that time Yang Yaozu had begun to slow down, Liu Xiang could only slow down and turn back to take the stick, fortunately, the handover of the main opponent Guangxi team was not very successful, Liu Xiang used his amazing explosiveness to lead the last stick of the Guangxi team in the first 20 meters Gong Wei.

However, Gong Wei deserved to be the "flying man" of the Ten Games, and he overtook Liu Xiang on the way, and finally the Guangxi team won the championship in 39.41 seconds, and the Shanghai team was second in 39.65 seconds.

Sun Jie estimated: "Liu Xiang should be around 10.30-40 seconds tonight, playing at a normal level." In fact, Liu Xiang practiced 100 meters when he was a child, and at that time he was still in the district junior sports school, practicing high jump, 100 meters as a sub-event.

From the point of view of technical movements, Liu Xiang still has some "hurdle" movements when running 100 meters, always jumping and jumping. Feng Shuyong, deputy director of the Athletics Management Center, said: "There is a big difference between hurdles and sprinting.

Liu Xiang's 110-meter hurdles have to cross 10 hurdles, three steps and one hurdle, the speed is much lower, and the maximum speed does not exceed 10 meters per second. Sprinting is completely different, Liu Xiang has a good speed and can reach meters per second. "Doukuri's 100m is also good.

At this year's World Championships in Helsinki, Doucuri was the first team in the French 4 100 relay team, and won the championship with a world best of 38.08 seconds. It is reported that the speed of 100 meters in Doukuri is about 10.20 seconds.

Liu Xiang's best time in the 100 meters is seconds.

Liu Xiang is the fastest in the 110-meter hurdles——, and according to his coach Fu on CCTV, Liu Xiang's 100-meter score is 10 seconds.

Liu Xiang's best time in the 110m hurdles was 12.88 seconds.

Liu Xiang, born on July 13, 1983 in Putuo District, Shanghai, is a 110-meter hurdles athlete of the Chinese men's track and field team. In the history of Chinese sports and athletics, he is also the first athlete in the history of Asian athletics to win many honors such as Olympic champion, indoor and outdoor world champion, IAAF Grand Prix Grand Prix finals champion, and world record holder.

In 2004, Liu Xiang won the gold medal at the Athens Olympics by tying the world record set by Britain's Colin Jackson. In 2006, he won the championship at the Lausanne Athletics Super Grand Prix in Switzerland, breaking the world record of 13 years held in 12.88 seconds. In June 2012, Liu Xiang ranked first in the world 110m hurdles, and Liu Xiang regained the top spot after five years.

On August 7, 2012, in the men's 110-meter hurdles preliminaries of the London Olympic Games, Liu Xiang ended the Olympic competition due to injury.

On February 3, 2015, Liu Xiang served as the promotion ambassador of the IAAF World Athletics Championships in Beijing. On the afternoon of April 7, 2015, Liu Xiang officially announced his retirement on Weibo.

Liu Xiang's time in the 110m hurdles at the Athens Olympics was 12 seconds 912006 the gold medal at the Lausanne Grand Prix.

12.88 seconds broke the world record.

After a short period of low tide, Liu Xiang ushered in a big explosion, and he was divided into the second lane, he once again had a flawless start, excellent mid-way running and unstoppable sprint speed, and finally broke the 13-year-old world record with a time of 12.88 seconds, becoming the first 110-meter hurdler in history to run 12.90 seconds.

In the men's 110m hurdles at the 2006 Lausanne Athletics Super Grand Prix in Switzerland, he broke the 12.91 seconds world record set by British star Colin Jackson with a time of 12.88 seconds!

Liu Xiang's time in the 100m was 10.4 seconds. Although Liu Xiang is an excellent hurdler, his 100-meter score is also very good, Su Bingtian's 100-meter score can run into 10 seconds, and Liu Xiang's 100-meter score of running without hurdles is 10.4 seconds, which is also quite good, but Liu Xiang's specialty is hurdles.

Liu Xiang's early life.

When Liu Xiang was 7 years old, he was selected as a track and field team member by the school's track and field instructor Gao Li Lian, but Liu Xiang did not start practicing hurdles, Qi Zi was late but long jump.

Liu Xiang participated in a running competition in Shanghai at the age of 13, and as a result, Liu Xiang was favored by Fang Shuiquan, the coach of the track and field team of the Shanghai Institute of Physical Education, and only then began to practice hurdles.