maria Pérez and Álvaro Martín they signed a historic gold world double in the specialty that gave Spanish athletics the most medals in World Cups. Of the 45 conquered, 21 marched. 43 years have passed since the silver of Jordi Llopart in moscow-80 And all this time, the march has always been in the upper zone, with excellent work from coaches and athletes in a modality pursued by great international organizations. Now, the march needs a lot of support because it is badly wounded.
From International Athletics Federation and himself International Olympic Committee there was a tendency to clearly bet on spectacle sports and questioned the march because of its long duration. The 50 kilometers that took four hours have been removed. The IOC has been retouching calendars and events under pressure from television, as well World Athletics. Thus, the marching races stopped at the end in the stadiums, which gave them a magical and spectacular moment when the athletes entered the coliseums full of public and ended with the warmth and support of the stands. In general, in recent times, various competitions have been analyzed in order to adapt them to formats that are more interesting to the audience.
Walking always has the problem of understanding whether the athlete actually keeps one foot on the ground while walking or running or flying. The three notices have been asked many times, but over time the style has been perfected and, for example, Maria and Alvaro they are almost perfect in their development, with an impeccable gait. Facing the Olympics in Paris next year the 20 kilometers will be kept, but the 35 will be stopped to establish a mixed relay competition with the distance of the marathon, in a mixture that is not really understood for the world of athletics. However, for now, it is worth enjoying the success of two amazing athletes who achieved the double in one world that will remain for athletic history.
Source: La Verdad

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