During the marathon simulation training in Chicago over the past two days.
Wang Ye gained a very clear understanding of his physical and speed limits.
For example, how long he can run at a pace of 200 and how long at a pace of 150,
He almost knows it all by heart, with the error in judgnt even accurate to within a minute.
This kind of mastery and understanding of one’s physical capabilities is a very rare ability among athletes.
Most ordinary people, especially those who haven’t exercised seriously for a long ti, tend to overestimate their abilities, thinking they can do thirty push-ups, but in reality, they find themselves exhausted after just ten.
Even fitness enthusiasts with years of training experience can’t precisely control their limits since physical capabilities often vary with daily physical and ntal states and changes in diet over the previous week. Moreover, physical ability gradually improves over ti, deviating from previous perceptions.
Usually, only athletes with over ten years of training can accurately judge their limit at various paces under any circumstances. They’ve honed their physique to the maximum of their talent, so no matter how much they train, there won’t be any significant changes. Based on these years of training familiarity, they naturally beco adept at assessing their physical limits.
Wang Lianzheng is one such person; his training has been long enough with a high enough level, so he often can accurately predict his completion ti to the second before a marathon race starts.
Wang Ye is different; his progress is too rapid.
Every day brings noticeable improvent.
Every day he defeats his yesterday’s self.
Even when Wang Ye first evolved,
his explosive strength doubled by accident, causing him to crush a glass.
At such a progress rate, even a calculator can’t accurately asure it.
Ordinary people need a long ti to adapt to changes in their bodies.
But Wang Ye now can naturally estimate his current limit from the energy expenditure of each hand raise or movent and automatically control the degree of effort, avoiding cases of overexertion. This is also a manifestation of his cerebral adaptability.
Even if his physique’s strength increases several tis over, he can quickly grasp his limits within seconds.
The plot where enhanced physique uncontrollably harms loved ones found in superhero movies is absolutely impossible for Wang Ye.
Even if his maximum power reached the point of demolishing a building with one punch,
he can precisely control his strength to hug or shake hands with a normal person, without causing injury.
That’s one of the main roles of the "Divine" attribute.
Body control.
If we liken the body to hardware and intelligence to software, it becos easier to understand. A computer with high-performance hardware but no suitable software installed cannot display its true power, both must match.
Wang Ye’s running rhythm now is the best rhythm naturally calculated by his brain.
A pace of two is the most efficient speed for waking his muscles for him.
But for Wang Lianzheng, who has a lower level, it’s not like that.
A pace of two is almost his maximum speed.
Keeping up with this speed is almost comparable to sprinting at full force.
The most terrifying thing is Wang Ye is still accelerating constantly.
After sprinting about four hundred ters, Wang Lianzheng nearly ran out of breath.
He held the cara, gasping for air:
"Brother Ye’s intensity is too high, huff huff, running friends, I can’t keep up!"
Wang Lianzheng gradually slowed down, stopped, bent over with hands on knees, gasping with a grimace and saying the prearranged words.
He glanced at the data on his wrist,
his eyes suddenly flashed with shock.
"Damn, four hundred ters in just forty-five seconds! Almost broke the four hundred ters world record!
The most terrifying thing is... Brother Ye is still running!"
The shock in Wang Lianzheng’s eyes wasn’t feigned; it was genuine.
A casual training session breaking the world record of an unrelated event.
Is this even human?
In daily long-distance training, unknowingly reaching the world record for a sprint event.
Only those who train in running can truly grasp how terrifying this is.
It greatly shattered Wang Lianzheng’s expectations.
He always thought Wang Ye was best at long-distance running.
Unexpectedly, even short-distance running could easily break the world record.
Once Wang Lianzheng regained his composure, he continued to enter the track, training behind Wang Ye.
Having been pushed beyond his limits once, Wang Lianzheng learned from the experience, and his rhythm stabilized noticeably this ti.
Breathing heavily, heart rate skyrocketing, he barely maintains steady breathing, keeping close behind Wang Ye.
With Wang Ye breaking the wind, running becos much easier for Wang Lianzheng.
But still, Wang Lianzheng felt quite uncomfortable.
His calves and buttocks were enormously sore, and lactic acid surged up rapidly.
The heart rate consistently remained at around 190 beats per minute.
If an ordinary person continuously trains at this extrely high heart rate, they could easily develop symptoms of myocardial hypertrophy, leading to various complications. Many inexperienced runners face such situations, ignoring their heart rate, recklessly running without purpose, ultimately failing to achieve their fitness goal and instead incurring injuries.
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