The first person in history: Doplandis win 17 consecutive victories, 3 brush world records, 53 times over the 6 -meter mark

In the 2022 season, Doplandis won 17 consecutive games, of which a total of 14 games have achieved more than 6 meters. This year, it has set a three -degree world record! It is worth mentioning that in his career, he has passed the 6 -meter mark 53 times! It is no exaggeration to say that in the project of the rod high, it seems that the world can compete with him today.

Armand Duplantis, born on November 10, 1999 in Louisiana, USA, a Swedish pole jumping athlete. For example, only 22 years old he has won numerous awards. In 2015, Doplandis began the World Track and Field Youth Championship and won the Men's Men's Stock High Championship in the World Youth Track and Field Championship. In 2020, Doplandis twice refreshed the men's pole jumping indoor world records, and created a 6.15 -meter to create a men's pole jumping for the best outdoor results. I really let everyone notice that he won the Men's pole high champion in the Tokyo Olympic Games in 2021. Since then, Doplandis has also won the championship and broke his personal world record on the field.

Duplandis's achievements are inseparable from his efforts and persistence. Doplandis, born in the field of track and field, has eager to break through the record of jumping high in the rod since the age of 3, so his parents set up a venue for him in the backyard. Doplandis has been practicing the pole high since he was 4 years old. Under the guidance of his father, he began to dominate the man's pole jump at the age of 15. Now that he is less than 23 years old, he has already linked the top of the world where the man supports the rod jumping, becoming the first person in the high history of the rod. However, Doplandis's success is not smooth.

After the World Federation restarts the European track and field competition, Landis began to train hard every day to impact the outdoor world record. However, the record is not so easy, and each time Doplandis did not achieve his satisfactory results. The 6 -meter -15 attempts at Rome may be his turning point. The first attempt still failed, but he did not retreat, took a deep breath, devoted himself to the second attempt, and helped run, sprint, insert rod, upper support, and empty. In the end he did it! This is the result of his sweat and persistence, and no one can succeed casually.

In addition to strong strength, Doplandis also has a high value. Dulandis, who once known as the "Tokyo Olympic Games", told us that strength and face value can coexist. Duplandis has a beautiful eyebrow, looks like a star "sweet tea", but continues to refresh the world record again and again. In addition, he asked more people to know the height of the pole jump, so that everyone can feel that the man's pole jump can be so elegant.

There are countless possibilities for Doplandis's future. The limits of human beings have no limit. 6.21 will never be his limit.

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