Fenyi China Fire and Rescue College score 2020

　　The 5000m event requires extremely high physical fitness of athletes. From a physiological point of view, to achieve a championship pace, the cardiorespiratory function must be strong enough to provide sufficient oxygen to the body, and the muscle strength and endurance must also be able to withstand the pressure of high-speed running. At the same time, excellent rhythm and speed distribution ability are also key. World champions are often able to skillfully distribute their physical strength in the game, maintaining a steady pace in the early stages, and then standing out with their strong sprinting ability in the later stages.

　　How fast is the pace of the 5000m world champion? In the case of 33-year-old one-armed man Michael Rogge, at the Adelaide Athletics Invitational in Australia, he completed the 5,000m in 13:52.05, setting a new world record in the 5,000m T46 class (amputation), which means that his average pace reached about 2 minutes and 46 seconds. Such a speed is almost unattainable for ordinary people, and it requires not only amazing speed explosiveness, but also excellent endurance support.