Who is the female taekwondo athlete who fell 14 times in Beijing Olympic Games?

Date of birth:1980 65438+February 65438+March.

Height (cm/ft): 17 1 cm/5ft 7in.

Gender: Female

Weight (kg/lb): 57 kg/126 lb.

Sports: Taekwondo

Competition: women's 57 kg class

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Zodiac: Rabbit

Constellation: Aquarius

Nickname: Xiaoxiao, Xiaoyu.

Nickname: little one.

Personal hobbies: singing, reading, eating and being creative.

Family members: grandma, dad, mom and sister.

Education background: University

Attend high school: Changjiang No.1 Middle School.

University: Tianjin University of Technology

Enlightenment coach: Gong

Favorite movie: Transformers

Favorite songs: forgetful books and sonorous roses.

Favorite food: not picky about food.

Favorite clothes: I like to wear casual clothes, but I especially like to see complicated and beautiful princess dresses.

Favorite color: purple

Favorite place: my home-Jingdezhen, because it is very distinctive.

Favorite Alien: Perfect

Favorite TV program: Happy Camp

The most regrettable thing: I didn't know anything before grandpa died.

Happiest thing: call mom.

Favorite childhood entertainment: fishing and playing marbles.

Favorite entertainment now: singing.

Favorite male artist: Donnie Yen.

Favorite athlete: Gao Min

Favorite sentence: people can do it because they believe.

character introduction

In 2006, Wu Jingyu lost to Yaowapa of Thailand in the Asian Championship. Two years later, Wu Jingyu was placed in the hands of Yang Shujun in Taipei, China, and the Asian Championship champion passed by again. It is commendable that although Wu Jingyu lost the gold medal, he didn't lose heart. She will compete with Yang Shujun in the Beijing Olympic Games.

In 2006, Wu Jingyu won the first taekwondo gold medal in the history of the China Asian Games, and became the world champion in 2007. Although he was crowned the Asian champion and the world champion, only by winning the Olympic champion can he achieve the real king status. As a well-known figure in Taekwondo, Wu Jingyu has also become the research object of competitors.

Sports experience

1999 The taekwondo coach in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province is Gong.

200 1 Joined the Taekwondo Team of Jiangxi Heavy Sports Management Center, with Wang Zhijie as the coach.

The coach who joined the National Taekwondo Youth Team in 2004 was Lu Fan.

In 2005, he joined the national taekwondo team, with Lu Xiudong as the coach.

Historical achievements:

Rank the competition venues in the competition year.

world championship

Madrid, Spain, 59-63 kg in 2005

In 2007, China, Beijing, Grade 9, 59-63 kg.

Asian championships

In 2008, Zhengzhou, China 1 Class 55-59 kg.

Bangkok, Thailand, 259-63 kg in 2006

World Cup

359-63kg in Bangkok, Thailand in 2006.

Detailed introduction

Su successfully challenged the champion of Taekwondo 2008 Beijing Olympic team in June+10, 5438, and was qualified for the Olympic Games.

Su joined the Daoguan in the third grade of Taishan Primary School and became a student of the famous coach Li Xitian. 1995, he moved his household registration to Jinmen, accepted the monthly nutrition fee provided by the winery, and began to act as an agent for Jinmen North and South.

After 1998 won the gold medal in Zhengzhong Cup, Sue began to play her own role. 1999 was elected as the representative of the World Taekwondo Championship, and won the gold medal in the Taiwan Province Provincial Games and a considerable number of international medals. The most striking event was the 2005 World Taekwondo Championship. In the women's lightweight final, because the referee was unfair, she finally passed the gold medal and only won the silver medal.

Su originally only wanted to make her body healthier through exercise, but her indomitable character has become the best help in international competitions. She arranges all kinds of physical fitness and technical training every day, honing with players of different levels, and is also very strict with herself.

Major achievements:

2002 World University Taekwondo Championship Champion

Fifth place in Taekwondo in Busan Asian Games in 2002

Runner-up in 2002 Asian Taekwondo Championship

2004 Asian Taekwondo Championship season runner-up

2004 World University Taekwondo Championship Champion

Silver medal in 2005 World Taekwondo Championship

Silver medal in Korea Taekwondo Open in 2006

2006 Doha Asian Games Taekwondo 63kg Gold Medal

Gold medal in 2007 Bangkok Universiade

Gold medal in 2008 Asian Taekwondo Championship