Jiang's sports experience

Qiu Yannv was born in Shangyuanguan Town, Chenggu County, Hanzhong City, Shaanxi Province.

/kloc-When she was 0/2 years old, her parents sent her to Chenggu County Sports School to study middle and long distance running. 1May, 1997, participated in the "Chenggu County Primary and Secondary School Sports Meeting" with excellent results, and was selected as an athlete in the "Hanzhong First National Sports Meeting" held in Hanzhong in August of that year. During this period, I participated in the training of Chenggu County Track and Field Team. Long, then head coach of Chenggu County Track and Field Team, was awarded "Advanced Worker of Mass Sports" by the State Sports Commission in 1987. During the training period, coach Lin, who is good at the special training of race walking, found that she had a talent for race walking and began to train for race walking, and won the junior group, 3000m and 5000m women's race walking championships at the first National Games in Hanzhong. A year later, she entered Hanzhong Sports School. Continue the road of race walking under the guidance of coach Zhang.

1997, after winning the championship in Chenggu county and provincial games, Jiang was successfully called into the provincial track and field team and joined the team of coaches. 1 998 65438+1October1entered the Shaanxi provincial track and field sports management center, and was coached by Zhang Qinghua; In 2005, 165438+ 10, 65438+May was selected as the national race walking team, with Zhang Qinghua as the coach.

In 2005, in the women's 20km walking race of the World Universiade held in Turkey, she won the first gold medal in the Universiade track and field event with a score of 1 hour 33min13second, and broke the competition record.

In 2005, Yangzhou International Challenge set a personal best score of 1 hour 28 minutes 1 second.

In 2007, at the 1 7th Asian Athletics Championships held in Jordan, she won the women's 20km walking championship with a time of1hour 36 minutes 1.5 seconds, making her the first Asian champion.

On August 8, 2007, local time, the 24th Universiade in Bangkok officially kicked off.

In the just-concluded women's 20km track and field competition, China's Jiang took the lead in crossing the finish line with a time of 65,438+0 hour, 35 minutes and 22 seconds, winning the first gold medal of the Universiade.