Zhang Junyong, a member of Anhui Sanda Team, is1.75m tall and weighs 65kg.. His nickname is "the smiling tiger". In 2007, 2008 and 20 10, Zhang Junyong won the 65kg class championship in the national Wushu Sanda championship three times. Zhang Junyong also won the gold medal in the 2009 Asian Wushu Games.
At this Asian Games, Zhang Junyong beat the players from Thailand and Turkmenistan and entered the semi-finals. Two games were easily won, with a score of 2-0. Eddie Wen, the opponent in the semi-final, met only after he eliminated the Iranian players. In the 1/4 final, Eddie Wen also cracked the eyebrows of Iranian players with good strength. However, Zhang Junyong beat Eddie Moon of the Philippines 2-0 cleanly and entered the final.
In the men's 65kg final on the evening of 17, Zhang Junyong faced Nguyen Van Jun of Viet Nam. Because of the obvious strength gap between the two sides, Ruan Wenjun was afraid of Zhang Junyong's strength and did not dare to make a move. He was persuaded by the referee to take the initiative to attack several times and was detained for eight seconds. Zhang Junyong played relatively normally. In addition to being often punched and kicked, he also fell on his opponent many times. There is no doubt that he won 2-0, winning the 93rd gold medal for China and the first gold medal for Bozhou. Zhang Junyong: "It is my greatest honor to do something for the society."
Zhang Junyong, male, 1985, from Yang Guo, Anhui. At that time, the financial situation of Zhang Junyong's family was very bad. Zhang Junyong has been thin and small because of malnutrition. Nevertheless, young Zhang Jun Yong has a good physical quality. He loved sports since he was a child, jumping all day, having good physical fitness and athletic talent, and having a persistent spirit.
The end of 2002 was a turning point in Zhang Junyong's life. He won the men's 65 kg class in the 10th Anhui Sports Meeting this year! This is the first important game in life and the first champion in life! So he was valued by the coach of the provincial team. In the same year, he was selected and transferred to Anhui Sanda Team for training and began professional Wushu Sanda training. Zhang Junyong is very lucky. There is not only the training and learning environment he dreamed of, but also a group of coaches with excellent training level. A piece of rough jade, under the meticulous care of the coaches, will begin to show their talents.
The growth path of every champion is not smooth sailing, and behind every champion is soaked with countless hard sweat, and Zhang Junyong is no exception. Although he has the basic conditions to be an excellent athlete, he can't become a talent without hard work.
Make progress and be strict with yourself in training. When others do it once, he does it twice and three times. He always sweats more than others. He often practices cramps in his calves and upper limbs, but never complains. "Diligence" is the unanimous evaluation of his coaches. Because he quickly understood the coach's requirements and completed the tasks assigned by the coach to the letter, he made continuous progress in technology.
In the 2008 National Sanda Championship, he won the first place in the 65 kg class. In the 11th National Games in 2009, he couldn't compete because of the level conflict, but he still didn't give up his favorite Sanda career. As one of the oldest players in the team, he still kept practicing and won the first place in the men's 65 kg class in the 20 10 national championships and tournaments. Because of his excellent performance, he was selected for the national team. At the just-concluded Guangzhou 16 Asian Games, he played well and struggled hard to win the men's 65 kg gold medal.
Winning glory for the motherland and Anhui is Zhang Junyong's unswerving belief. It is precisely because of this belief that Zhang Junyong always strictly demands himself in training and life, can abide by the rules and regulations of the center, actively participate in the activities of the Youth League branch, and give full play to the advanced exemplary role of the League members. After the 5.20 earthquake, he was the first in the team to come up with a "special travel fee" to contribute a modest contribution to the people in the disaster area. Many times by the provincial sports bureau and the center of recognition.
His diligence and good study have been highly praised by leaders and coaches. In the team, he can get along well with every teammate, be strict with himself as usual, do a good job in the hygiene duty of the dormitory every week, and take the initiative to care for the new athletes. Now, he has set his sights on the next more ambitious goal-winning the gold medal in the 12th National Games, striving to create more glories and repay the high hopes of the people of the motherland and hometown.