Is there a single Olympic or Paralympic world record in which a woman is better than a man?

In some discus, the world record is more than 2 meters farther than the men.

Miga Reinsch GDR Neubrandenburg (women) Mi Schulte GDR M 1986 Men) The record at the Olympics is the Games record The world record is the world record There is no correlation between the two Of course some Olympic records are also world records.

It doesn't seem to be there yet, because it's not realistic, because there is a big difference in physiology, so it's unlikely that women will do better than men, it's just the same event, such as the men's and women's 100m.

This is only possible in events that allow men and women to participate regardless of gender, right?

For example, in the field obstacle of equestrian, who has fewer penalty points?

Because the athletes in the Paralympics did not interfere with each other, and the ugly performances of the athletes from all over the world at the Olympics made the results low.

First of all, the top four finishers in the men's 1500m at the Paralympic Games are really strong, and secondly, the overall slump in the men's 1500m at the Rio Olympics is also shocking.

Senteroz's gold medal in Rio was the worst time in the men's 1,500m in 80 years of the Games, just seven percent faster than the women's 1,500m world record. During the men's 1500m final at the Rio Olympics, the starting gun sounded, and the skaters completed two laps at a very slow pace, and no one was willing to take the lead to rush out and bring up the speed. After 800 meters, the players began to gradually speed up, and after that race, some netizens commented:

It's not a 1500m race at all, it's just a 700m race. ”

But in the process, the contestants used jam and jamming tactics to block their opponents. Kenya's Kiprup, a former Beijing Olympic champion and three-time world champion and considered the first man in the 1500m field, started last until he tried to accelerate in the second half of the race, but he didn't get stuck in the inside lane several times, and he tripped over his teammates during the race. Algeria's defending champion Mahlofi also kept charging until the last 300 meters before starting the sprint, only to be blocked by American Centrotz and not giving Mahlofi a chance to overtake.

It is because of this very utilitarian tactic that everyone restrains and ties each other, and the result is such an embarrassing and even humiliating achievement.

Wu Xiang and his teammates won the men's 4 100m T11-T13 relay at the Athens Paralympic Games, and rewrote the world record with a time of 41.16 seconds. The Paralympic Games will still be in the relay race, and there is a lot of hope for a gold medal. In addition, Wu Xiang will also participate in the 100-meter and 200-meter competitions, and also has the strength to win gold.

In May this year, Wu Xiang won the 100-meter race at the World Para Athletics Championships in Croatia, which made people look forward to a breakthrough in this event.

Lei Lina's women's Para table tennis team won the team gold medal in TT6-TT10, and the Paralympic champion of the Chan Federation was basically nine out of ten. Lei Lina is now looking to win the gold medal in the women's individual event against her teammates, and set a new record of two gold medals and one silver at the Athens Paralympic Games.

Chen Guojun, a young man from Jintan, is also actively preparing for the Paralympics, and he plays for the Chinese wheelchair basketball team, which is a highly confrontational group sport for the disabled, and my country has no advantage. All Chen and his team have to do is give their all, play at a level and fight for glory.

There's a lot to know about the Olympics in 2008.

On September 12, 2016, the top four athletes in the men's 1500m T13 Paralympic track and field event in Rio surpassed the time of 3:50.00 of the United States, who won the event at last month's Olympic Games in Rio. According to the Paralympic Paralympic definition of competition level, T13 refers to visual impairment, where the grading scale of 11-13 is: 11 refers to total blindness, and 12 and 13 refers to visual impairment, relatively speaking, 13 is the least visual impairment.

Paralympic champion Latif Baca of Algeria won the gold medal in 3:48.29 and said bluntly: "Our top four should all be awarded Olympic gold medals." ”

In fact, it's not true that Olympians can't compare to Paralympics, and the Olympics must be those athletes who play tactics and suppress each other, so the speed can't be fast.

There are differences in the rules and methods of the game, and there is no record of the same.