Last year, Le Tu Chinh missed the 31st SEA Games at home due to injury. The “speed queen” of Vietnam has to have knee surgery and long -term competition.
Le Tu Chinh has just returned in the last 2 months and has not reached the best physical state. Therefore, despite passing the qualifying round of 100m of the 2023 pace of athletics, she decided not to participate in the final round to avoid the risk of injury recurrence.
This is an easy -to -understand decision of Le Tu Chinh, because the time of qualifying and finals is very close. Yesterday afternoon, this female athlete born in 1997 officially re -exported 100m in the recruitment qualifying round and finish with the achievement of 11 seconds 81. This is the best achievement of the qualifying round.
Le Tu Chinh's coach, Nguyen Thi Thanh Huong, said that she and this female athlete agreed not to participate in the final running because the condition had not completely recovered. Participating in the qualifying round is enough for Le Tu Chinh to evaluate his speed at this time, thereby continuing the roadmap to regain his peak performance before the SEA Games 32.
In addition to Tu Chinh, athlete Luu Kim Phung (1996) of Phu Nhuan team (Ho Chi Minh City) also gave up. In the final final, the young talent Tran Thi Nhi Yen (2005) with a achievement of 11 seconds 84.
