[h=2]« This bad 100 m is a blessing in disguise »[/h] May 28, 2015 at 14 h 16 min
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Christophe Lemaitre had taken his loss pretty hard, last Sunday in Tourcoing (2[SUP]e[/SUP] on the 100 m in 10’’23 behind Jimmy Vicaut, 10’’02).
After few days, the four-time european champion mentions his failure.
What was your feeling after the race ?
« I was really disappointed. I should run faster, be able to fight with Jimmy (Vicaut). It was a very bad race, very low technically. »
What was wrong ?
« The first part of the race was good, I was close to Jimmy. But when I wanted to accelerate, my legs didn’t work well. I need to train in overspeed. »
The problem is technical, no psychological ?
« There’s no psychological problem. I was ready in my mind to run fast and fight. »
This disappoitment has disappeared now ?
« I haven’t it any more in my mind. Now, I’m focused on the next meetings. We’re working technical basis. During the two last years, we’ve worked hard endurance and physical strength. We’ve forgotten to work technical basis. We thought it was okay but it wasn’t. »
How long does it take to solve this problem ?
« I’s difficult to know exactly. But I think it will work again soon. There’s a week of work before the 200 m in Diamond League in Rome. Perhaps it will be okay. But we are just an the end of May. It was a mean trick last Sunday. Fortunately, we’ve got enough time to make adjustments until the world championships. This bad 100 m is a blessing in disguise »