Which university did Sue graduate from?

Su, 1989 was born in Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province on August 29th, 1989. He is a male sprinter in China, an associate professor in the School of Physical Education of Jinan University, and a graduate student majoring in international trade in the School of Economics of Jinan University. Asian record holder in men's 60m and100m.

In 2007, Su joined the Guangdong team and joined the national team two years later. In 20 12, in the men's 100-meter competition of the London Olympic Games, Su ranked third in the group and advanced to the semi-finals, becoming the first athlete in the sprint history of China to advance to the men's 100-meter semi-final of the Olympic Games.

20 15 In May, Su won the third place in the men's 100 meter in Eugene, USA, with a score of 9.99 seconds, becoming the first Asian native athlete to enter the 9-second mark. 20 17 In May, Su won the men's 100-meter championship of the IAAF Diamond League in Shanghai with 10.09 seconds, becoming the first China to win the 100-meter championship of the Diamond League.

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"The hips should be in a straight line with the knees, and the knees should move up and down, not forward." 10 On June 55438+05, Su, the "Asian Flying Man", came to Jinan University for the first time to give a concentrated lecture on "Run with Me" to help students master sports knowledge such as warm-up movements and sprint techniques.

From the warm-up session, Sue explained and demonstrated the main points of each movement for the students. "In the process of running, you should tiptoe as much as possible. This is mainly to let your feet touch the ground, push your body up with your feet and move forward. "

Sue instructed her students to run in detail. "At the same time, relax your upper body, swing your arms back and forth, separate your palms and fingers, and don't make a fist." .

"I am very excited to have the opportunity to listen to Sue's class today!" Yao Yao, a student of Jinan University, said that her warm-up activities before running were not standard. Teacher Su's class is very professional, which makes her gain a lot. She will continue to strengthen her exercise in the future.

"This is my first class at Jinan University. I am very happy! " Su said that we still need to explore from students in Jinan to teachers in Jinan University, and from running to teaching people to run.

Regarding future planning, Su said, "I prefer being a teacher to being a coach". Su said that he was exposed to many scientific running skills and knowledge during his training abroad, and he was willing to pass on these knowledge to students to further improve the physical education teaching level of Jinan University.

People's Daily Online-Associate Professor Su Zui started classes at Jinan University.