哲学家称人为万物之灵。可是,有些本领我们远不如动物。经验告诉我们,谁肯虚心向飞禽走兽学习,谁就会拿到打开成功之门的金钥匙。在体育这个体力与智慧相结合的行业里,第一个对生物界发生兴趣的是英国短跑运动员切·希林尔。一百多年前,所有短跑运动员起跑时,都是站立式,不肯弯下尊贵的腰。通过细心观察,希林尔发现,澳大利亚跳跃式奔跑能手袋鼠起步前总是要将身体弯曲 Philosophers call the human spirit. However, some of us are far worse than animals. Experience tells us, who is willing to humbly beast to learn, who will get the golden key to open the door to success. In the sports-and-physical-intelligence industry, the first British sprinter, Chelsea Hilrin, interested in the biosphere. More than 100 years ago, all sprinters started standing, standing up and refusing to bend over their valued waist. Through careful observation, Shilin found that Australian jumping run hand wallabies always have to bend the body before starting