在位于北京国家奥体中心的国家拳击队训练馆中，即将迎来自己20岁生日的安徽小将田裕在国家队冬训分管教练 翟玉虎的带领下积极投入训练，每一堂训练课都练得刻苦且认真。这是她第二次参加国家队冬训，角色已经从上 一次的陪练选手转变为肩负备战任务的运动员。而回顾自己近7年的拳击生涯，田裕坦言，拳击运动给她带来了很 多改变，让她变得更加果断、自信…… 今年是田裕参加的第二次国家队冬训。她回忆说，第一次冬训作为陪练的她，当时感觉自己的技术能力、体能方 面都有不小的差距，但这一次参加冬训，她在这些方面都有了很大的进步。田裕也希望通过这一次的冬训能够把 自己之前在比赛中发现的问题解决好，为即将到来的2026年打下好的基础，"希望能在新的一年的各项比赛中取得 更好的成绩，也希望能够有机会参加亚运会和更多国际大赛，继续为国争光。"田裕说。 田裕在拳击领域的偶像是国家队名将李倩，因为李倩三战奥运会的拼搏精神让她深受感动和鼓舞，李倩对拳击的 热爱和坚持，也很值得她学习。在田裕看来，拳击运动是一项很适合各年龄阶层大众开展的运动，"拳击不仅可以 锻炼身体，有助于减重塑性，提高免疫力，也可以让人增强信心。"田裕说，自己练拳击这些年，性格变得更 ...

Core Insights - The 15th National Games concluded successfully, showcasing the collaborative efforts of Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau, with Sichuan's sports delegation achieving notable success in various competitions [1][2] Group 1: Overall Performance - Sichuan sports delegation secured a total of 110 medals, including 31 gold, 31 silver, and 48 bronze, ranking 7th nationally in both gold and total medal counts [2][5] - The delegation scored 2593 points in competitive events, placing 5th in the national rankings [2][5] Group 2: Collective Sports Achievements - Sichuan's teams excelled in collective sports, with the women's hockey team winning gold and the U22 women's basketball team also securing a gold medal [3][4] - The delegation achieved historic breakthroughs in various sports, including freestyle BMX and weightlifting, with athletes setting new records [5][6] Group 3: Youth and Talent Development - The delegation had a strong representation of young athletes, with 68% of the 899 competitors being under 22 years old, indicating a robust talent pipeline [6][7] - Young athletes like Liu Yinglan and Wang Xiaobao emerged as key performers, contributing significantly to the medal tally [6][7] Group 4: Veteran Contributions - Veteran athletes also played a crucial role, with notable performances from seasoned competitors like Zou Jingyuan and Yang Lei, who continued to excel despite the influx of younger talent [8] - The resilience and determination of older athletes were highlighted, showcasing the blend of experience and youth within the delegation [8]

Core Points - The 15th National Games is a significant sports event that showcases the spirit of perseverance, teamwork, and optimism among Chinese youth [3][4][10] - The event has seen remarkable performances, including multiple world record-breaking achievements in weightlifting and emotional victories in various sports [4][5][9] Group 1: Athletic Achievements - Veteran swimmer Wang Shun from Zhejiang won his 19th gold medal at the National Games, highlighting his long and successful career [4] - Olympic champion Liu Huanhua set a new world record in weightlifting with a total lift of 414 kg, demonstrating resilience in the face of challenges [4] - He Jie from Ningxia won the men's marathon, showcasing his dedication by training with top athletes in Kenya [4] Group 2: Emotional Moments and Sportsmanship - Boxers and divers, including Liu Wei and Cao Yuan, displayed courage and dedication, transcending mere competition [5] - Young athletes like Chen Yuxie, who became the youngest women's 100m champion, expressed gratitude towards veteran competitors, emphasizing the importance of mentorship [8][9] Group 3: Community Engagement and Atmosphere - The event has fostered strong emotional connections among spectators, with local residents actively participating and supporting athletes [10][11] - The first cross-border marathon was held, enhancing community spirit and engagement in the Greater Bay Area [10][11] - The event has also promoted sportsmanship and understanding of the rules among spectators, enriching their viewing experience [11]

Group 1 - The 15th National Games continues with 27 gold medals awarded on November 13, covering various sports including swimming, badminton, basketball, and boxing [1] - Zhang Zhanshuo, an 18-year-old swimmer from Shandong, won the gold medal in the men's 800m freestyle with a time of 7 minutes 46.69 seconds, setting a new national youth record [1] - In the U18 women's basketball final, Shandong defeated Jiangsu 96 to 73, with Zhang Ziyu scoring 31 points to lead her team to victory [1] Group 2 - The table tennis competition reached the quarterfinals on November 13, with notable matchups including top seed Sun Yingsha against veteran Zhu Yuling and Chen Meng facing Wang Manyu [2] - Wang Chuqin, the top seed in men's singles, secured the last semifinal spot after a tough match against Lin Gaoyuan, preparing to face Fan Zhendong in the semifinals [2] - Liao Guifang from Fujian set a new national record in the women's 76kg weightlifting category with a lift of 158kg, winning the gold medal [2] - The men's single kayak final in canoe slalom concluded with Quan Xin from Fujian winning the first gold medal for this event in the current National Games, achieving a three-peat [2] - The equestrian team event and individual qualifiers began on November 13, with Jiangsu leading in the team competition and Liang Ruiji from Guangdong in first place for the individual qualifiers [2]

Group 1 - The 15th National Games produced 32 gold medals on the second day of competition, with rowing, skateboarding, and diving concluding their events, while swimming and weightlifting saw multiple records broken [1] - In rowing, gold medals were won by teams from Shanghai and Guangdong in the men's and women's double sculls, respectively, while Hubei secured gold in both men's and women's four sculls [1] - Skateboarding saw Guangdong's Chen Ye and Zou Mingke winning the men's and women's bowl events, respectively, and the street style events were won by Guangdong's Pan Jiajie and Shandong's Cui Chenxi [1] Group 2 - Swimming events yielded four gold medals, with notable performances including Shanghai's Qin Haiyang winning the men's 100m breaststroke and Hebei's Yu Zidi breaking the Asian record in the women's 200m individual medley [1] - In weightlifting, Fujian's Wei Tingna won the women's 55kg category, and her teammate Ye Xinya set a new world youth record in the clean and jerk [1] - Diving saw Guangdong's Lin Shan winning the women's 3m springboard, while Shandong's Lian Junjie clinched gold in the men's 10m platform after a last jump comeback [2]

Group 1 - The 15th National Games will be held from November 9 to 21, 2025, in Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau, marking the first time the event is hosted in Hong Kong and Macau [1] - A total of 34 major events and 419 sub-events are scheduled for the competition, with some events starting or finishing before the opening ceremony [1] - The event schedule includes various sports, with specific projects already completed in different regions, such as football and sailing [3][10] Group 2 - Shenzhen will host events including swimming, football (U18), cycling, badminton, boxing, archery, and basketball (U22) [4] - Hong Kong will host basketball (U22), cycling (track), fencing, golf, handball, rugby sevens, and beach volleyball [8] - Macau will host basketball (U18, 3x3), table tennis, and volleyball (women's senior group) [9] Group 3 - Various cities will host different sports, such as Zhuhai (athletics, road cycling, tennis), Shantou (surfing, women's handball), and Dongguan (basketball, weightlifting) [11][18] - The event schedule is subject to change, and the actual competition times should be confirmed closer to the event [10][29]

Group 1 - The 15th National Games attracted a total of 22,139 participants from 73 representative units, with 37 delegations competing [1] - Guangdong topped the delegation scale with 1,693 participants, followed by Shandong (1,538), Jiangsu (1,408), and Shanghai (1,397) [1] - The Hong Kong delegation, with 913 participants, ranked in the top ten, alongside mainland delegations from Beijing and Hubei, while the Macau delegation had 430 participants [1] Group 2 - Football had the highest participation with 2,565 athletes, followed by athletics (1,255) and basketball (1,080) [1] - Boxing was the most favored event in terms of unit participation, with 40 units competing, followed by fencing (39) and athletics (35) [1] - The gender ratio among the 14,253 athletes was nearly balanced, with 7,386 males and 6,867 females [2]

Core Insights - The popularity of combat sports is rising among urban professionals, who are increasingly opting for diverse and challenging forms of exercise rather than traditional gym workouts [1][7][8] - Combat sports are seen as a means of self-discovery and emotional release, allowing individuals to confront both opponents and personal challenges [2][6][10] Market Trends - Sales of kettlebells surged by 1055% and boxing bags increased by over 75% following the release of the popular show "Hot and Spicy" [4] - The number of climbing gyms in China reached 636 in 2023, surpassing the United States for the first time, with a year-on-year growth of 31% [4] Demographic Shifts - The demographic for combat sports is broadening, with increased participation from women and younger individuals, moving away from traditional age groups [9][10] - The appeal of combat sports is not only in the physical challenge but also in the emotional and psychological benefits they provide [11][19] Psychological Benefits - Combat sports enhance psychological resilience, self-confidence, and a sense of control over one's life, which is particularly appealing in high-pressure urban environments [20][25][26] - The immersive experience of combat sports allows participants to engage in a mental and physical duel, fostering a unique sense of achievement and satisfaction [17][21] Training Dynamics - Training in combat sports like Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and boxing emphasizes technique, strategy, and mental engagement rather than sheer physical strength [13][14][22] - The strategic nature of these sports, likened to chess, requires participants to think critically and adapt their tactics in real-time [23][24]

Core Viewpoint - Exercise addiction is becoming increasingly common among fitness enthusiasts, characterized by a compulsive need to work out despite potential negative consequences on physical and mental health [5][17][22]. Group 1: Understanding Exercise Addiction - Exercise addiction can be categorized into positive and negative forms, where positive addiction fosters a healthy lifestyle and social connections, while negative addiction can lead to injuries and eating disorders [4][8]. - The prevalence of exercise addiction among regular exercisers is estimated at 3% to 7%, with higher rates among athletes and fitness enthusiasts [5][18]. - Factors such as the use of smart fitness devices and online fitness platforms contribute to the rise of exercise addiction by promoting competition and data tracking [6][21]. Group 2: Psychological Aspects - Exercise addiction is often a response to emotional distress, particularly among younger individuals facing work-related pressures [7][27]. - A significant percentage of individuals with eating disorders also experience exercise addiction, indicating a correlation between the two [8][34]. - The need for emotional release through intense workouts is prevalent, with high-intensity group classes being particularly popular for stress relief [27][28]. Group 3: Implications and Recommendations - The negative aspects of exercise addiction can lead to a vicious cycle of overtraining and dissatisfaction with physical results, potentially resulting in further psychological issues [24][37]. - To mitigate the risks associated with exercise addiction, it is recommended to set realistic fitness goals, incorporate varied exercise types, and seek professional help if necessary [40].

Group 1 - The 12th World Games will commence in Chengdu on August 7, showcasing top global athletes and igniting local enthusiasm for new sports [11] - Chengdu is experiencing a surge in participation in various sports, including kayaking, rock climbing, boxing, and dance, indicating a growing trend towards active lifestyles [11][12] - The city has become a hub for new wave sports, with facilities like the DDS tidal surfing factory and the Qiu Mountain climbing gym attracting significant numbers of participants [12] Group 2 - Social aspects of new sports are becoming more prominent, with community engagement through group activities and events, enhancing the overall experience for participants [13] - Chengdu boasts a vibrant dance community with around 30,000 fixed dancers and over 40 local dance competitions held annually, reflecting the popularity of dance as a recreational activity [12]