Who is the Japanese figure-eight jump rope champion?

At the end of August, Ma Jiajun, a senior three student who lives in Jilin, received a certificate to break the Guinness World Record? Three-shake skipping rope with the most continuous jumps (male)? World record. This record was previously held by a Japanese player for 35 years, and the previous best score was 423 times.

On 200211213, Ma Jiajun took part in the activity to challenge this world record. In the challenge, Ma Jiajun scored 70 1, setting a new record for 35 years. Ma Jiajun jumped fast when he took part in the challenge, jumping for 7 minutes in a row. Referees and supervisors must use high-definition slow motion to check the times of skipping rope and the standards of players' movements, so as to ensure that Ma Jiajun's performance is effective.

Ma Jiajun was in poor health when he was a child. He was thin and often fell ill. Three years after primary school, he was sent by his father to learn to skip rope, in order to make his body better. Little Ma Jiajun seems to have some talent in this sport, and he is also persistent. In junior high school, Ma Jiajun came to Jilin Music Skipping Club to train skipping with coach Xu Heyong.

With the constant help and encouragement of the two coaches, Ma Jiajun found the pleasure of skipping more and more, and took part in some skipping competitions, and achieved good results. In 2020, Ma Jiajun won the National Skipping Finals with three consecutive jumps, and the personal figure champion also won the 30-second single jump. Among them, three-shake rope skipping requires very high core strength of athletes, which is a comprehensive sport with rhythm, endurance, jumping ability and coordination. The intensity of training is very strong, which requires strong perseverance and persistence.

Specialize in? Three-shake skipping rope? In more than a year, Ma Jiajun increased his score from more than 300 times to 70 1 time. Later, he applied for a new record. In 2022, Ma Jiajun won this certificate, breaking the 35-year record held by Japanese players. Congratulations to Ma Jiajun. I hope he can get good grades in the 2022 college entrance examination!