标枪界“大魔王”，全国青少年田径运动会上的“大忙人”

Group 1 - The first National Youth Athletics Games commenced in Shenyang, with 17-year-old Zhejiang athlete Yan Ziyi winning the women's javelin event with a throw of 63.52 meters, securing the first gold medal of the event [1] - Yan Ziyi's performance was conservative due to a foot injury, as she opted not to attempt further throws after her second round, which was sufficient for victory [1] - Yan Ziyi has previously broken the world youth record four times and has shown exceptional talent by competing in U20 events at a young age [1] Group 2 - A week prior, Yan Ziyi won the National Athletics Championships in Quzhou with a throw of 65.89 meters, which was 9 centimeters longer than the gold medal-winning throw at the Paris Olympics [2] - Despite facing challenges during the Quzhou championships, including a foot injury, Yan Ziyi managed to secure victory, showcasing her resilience [2] - Yan Ziyi is set to participate in multiple events at the National Youth Athletics Games, including women's javelin and shot put team events, reflecting the innovative project settings aimed at promoting athletics among youth [3][4] Group 3 - The event introduced innovative measures to strengthen the foundation of athletics in China, including separate competitions for different technical types in shot put and team events for women's throwing disciplines [3] - Yan Ziyi's initial focus was on shot put, but her coach shifted her training emphasis to javelin due to her potential in that discipline [3] - Yan Ziyi expressed both excitement and apprehension about returning to shot put, indicating her desire to experience competing in multiple events [4]