The more Brian said this, the more curious Gu Ren was, and he couldn't wait to urge him to take him to the third floor.

"Haha, let's go!" Brian smiled and led Gu Ren to the front desk, communicated with the girl at the front desk for a few words, and then walked towards the elevator on the right.

The two of them soon arrived at the third floor.

As soon as he stepped out of the elevator door, Gu Ren was shocked by the scene in front of him!

The open space of about 900 square meters was filled with various science fiction instruments and equipment, and about dozens of people were gathered around. In the middle, there were two men wearing shorts and shorts doing the starting test.

"Hi Bryan, long time no see."

While Gu Ren was curious about the use of these instruments, a middle-aged man in his forties walked towards him. His hair was slightly bald and he wore a pair of gold-rimmed glasses. He looked gentle and gentle like a researcher.

Brian smiled and walked up to shake hands with the visitor and said, "Yes, Adams, I haven't seen you for a long time. How are you doing recently?"

"It's not bad. The salary here is very high and the benefits are great! I just changed to a new car this month." Adams suddenly said with regret: "To be honest, Brian, you really should have worked here."

"Forget it, I don't like training others every day." After saying this, Brian looked at Gu Ren beside him. He was short of money and went to guide Gu Ren's shooting skills.

"I knew you would say that." Adams showed an expression that I understood you, and then looked at Gu Ren beside him, "Don't you introduce me to this friend?"

Brian said: "Gu, let me introduce you to me. This is my good friend Adams. He is a well-known master of sports science in the United States. He has trained and coached Tyson, Jordan, Kobe and others."

Faced with the praise from his friends, Adams modestly stretched out his hand and said to Gu Ren: "I am only responsible for their physical training, but I have never trained or guided me."

"That's great too. Among boxers, Tyson's physical fitness is the best I've ever seen. I think your guidance is indispensable. I'm very happy to meet you. My name is Bruce Gu, you can call me Bruce, or Gu."

Gu Ren shook hands with the other party with a smile. He didn't expect that the person Brian introduced him to was so powerful and had also guided Tyson and others in physical training.

"Tyson's physical fitness is great, but it's the result of his own hard training. I just provided him with a more scientific training method."

Adams was naturally happy when he was praised. He looked at Gu Ren's eyes more and more fond of him. He asked with a smile: "Gu, are you here this time trying to train your physical fitness, or?"

"I want to test my physical fitness."

"Test your physical fitness? No problem, I have the most professional instruments in the United States, which can definitely meet your requirements."

Adams waved his hand and led Gu Ren and Brian to a device that looked a bit like a treadmill. He said, "This is a body measuring instrument. You can test most of your body testing by standing on it and doing a few movements."

"Is it effective? I have used this before, but it is not very accurate." Gu Ren has seen this thing in the gym, and the data on the side of the body is not very accurate.

Adams shook his head and said, "Our body measuring instrument can be different from that of a gym. Its body side data accuracy is as high as 80%, which can effectively measure your body moisture content, protein, inorganic salt, bone mass, weight, standard weight, fat-removing weight, skeletal muscle..."

"It sounds good, how should I use it?" Gu Ren raised his eyebrows, but he didn't expect that this instrument could measure so many things.

Adams said: "Stand up and I ask you to raise your hand and raise your hand. It will feel a little numb. This is the current stimulating your muscles and skin, which is normal."

Upon hearing this, Gu Ren stepped forward and asked, "Is it OK?"

Gu Ren made an OK gesture.

Seeing this, Adams immediately turned on the switch of the body measuring instrument.

An electric current stimulated Gu Ren's soles, arms, arms, chest, abdomen, thighs and other positions along the patch.

The stimulation of the current is not very strong, it is numb and quite comfortable.

After about a few dozen seconds, Adams turned off the body measuring instrument, walked to the side of the printer, took out a printed piece of paper, looked at the data on it, and said a little surprised: "Your body is very healthy, especially your legs are very developed. It seems that you exercise regularly."

Gu Ren smiled: "It's okay, I have regular exercises. What other test items will be next?"

Adams took a test form from the assistant next to him, handed it over and said, "The next one is the professional test item, which takes about an hour. There are many items, you can choose from it."

Grip strength test, lung capacity test, heart rate test, upper limb muscle test, lower limb burst test, reaction time functional test...

There are many items tested, and there are many physical test items under each item.

Gu Ren swept around and found that there were about 30 different small test items. After thinking about it, he pointed to the lower limb burst test and said, "Let's test the lower limb burst test first."

"No problem. The first item is to run a hundred meters first. You can change your clothes and warm up. I'll arrange it here."

Adams nodded and turned around and asked his assistant to take Gu Ren to the locker room to change into a short set of shorts.

A few minutes later, Gu Ren, who had changed his clothes and warmed up, stood on the standard track starting line, looking at the runner, thinking about whether he would squat down, learn the same as the track and field mobilization, and set up a squat starting position.

Perhaps seeing what Gu Ren was thinking, Adams said directly: "Gu, just do the starting position you often use, there is no need to learn those track and field athletes!"

"OK!" Gu Ren nodded. He didn't know how to start in a squat style. If he forced himself to use it, he might slow down his starting speed.

"preparation!"

Adams held a signal gun in his hand, counted three numbers silently in his mouth, and immediately pulled the trigger.

A bang!

Gu Ren's reaction was very fast, and he kicked his back foot and rushed forward.

Accelerate! Accelerate!

Thinking of Adams' order, Gu Ren accelerated without hesitation!

The people and things around were gradually regressing, and Gu Ren ran very fast, and the 100-meter track seemed to be over in just a blink of an eye.

Adams looked at the timer in his hand, and the numbers displayed shocked him.

Brian walked over curiously and asked, "How is it? How many seconds have you been running?"

"Gu's speed is very fast, 10.87 seconds, and it has reached the standard of a first-level athlete."

Adams still showed surprise on his face. He never expected that Gu Ren could actually meet the standards of a first-level sprinter. Although it was the number of seconds to record, if nothing unexpected happened, even electronic calculations would be within 11 seconds, which fully meet the standards of a first-level sprinter in the United States. If this were replaced with a squat-type start, it would probably be faster!

Gu Ren jogged all the way back, and he was breathing slightly. Seeing that the two of them were staring at him, he raised his eyebrows and said, "How many seconds?"

Brian smiled and said, "10.87 seconds, your speed is really fast!"

10.87 seconds? It was similar to Gu Ren's own test. Suddenly he thought of his adrenal glands at an extreme speed. He didn't know if his personal speed could be faster after turning it on.

Thinking of this, Gu Ren said, "Will you test it again?"

"Yes, you can take a break and test the second time later."

Adams also thought that the test was not very accurate at one time, and at the same time called an assistant and asked him to turn on the electronic timing that ran to the end, wanting to see how many seconds Gu Ren could reach under the electronic speed measurement.

After resting for a few minutes, Gu Ren shook his arms and thighs. It would be better to prepare and stand back on the track again.

Perhaps it was because of the good result of just 10.87 seconds that attracted the attention of people around me. This time, there were a lot more people watching Gu Ren’s speed test at 100 meters than before.

“Are you ready?”

Gu Ren took a deep breath, his heart jumped wildly, and he quickly made an OK gesture to Adams.

"OK! Get ready!"

Adams held up the signal gun, and after counting silently for three seconds, he immediately pulled the trigger.

With another bang, Gu Renru was a fast cheetah, and rushed out of the starting line with a whoosh. The speed was so fast that the onlookers couldn't help but exclaim!

"My God, he's very fast!"

“He is a professional sprinter?”

"No way, can Asians run so fast?"

"Is he flying?!"

These people did not deliberately suppress their voices, and their voices were not small. Gu Ren, who was running wildly on the track, naturally heard the exclamations of these people. He had just run twenty meters at this time, and he had not fully exerted his strength. After he hesitating for a few seconds, he decided to run to the end at this speed.

Gu Ren didn't know if he could break the world's sprint record under the rapid stimulation of the adrenal glands. If this breaks, it would probably be a lot of trouble. After all, this book is not a sports racing novel.

"Oh My God!"

Looking at the numbers on the electronic speed measurement at the end of the runway, Adams couldn't help but cover his mouth, staring at the boss with disbelief.

9.88 seconds!

Although this number is far from the world record, the holder of the world record is Bolt. Born in Jamaica, he is born with a talent for running. He set a world record of 9.58 seconds in 2009, and no one has broken it to this day.

Although Gu's 100-meter speed is 0.3 seconds slower than Bolt, you should know that Gu is an Asian. Asians rarely compare to black people in terms of talent in sprinting, let alone Gu has not entered any professional training, and no matter whether it is the starting position or even the running movements are not standard at all. If you train for one or two years, it may not be impossible to break the world record of Bolt Flying Man!

From this point of view, Gu's talent is even higher than Bolt!

After a little training, I will definitely be a powerful competitor in the world's 100-meter sprint record!

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Chapter completed!