Hearing this, Julian Dawson glanced at Shawn Styles.
’It seems he really doesn’t.’
Seeing this, Chloe Sinclair said, "So, you see, while you have the advantage of long legs, that very length has become your most difficult hurdle to overcome."
Chloe Sinclair used an analogy: "Shawn Styles’s legs aren’t as long as yours, so his strides aren’t as big. Consequently, he doesn’t need as much power, which conserves his energy."
For a professional athlete, long legs aren’t a bad thing, but they aren’t necessarily a good thing either.
Julian Dawson seemed to only half-understand. He scratched his head, his eyes full of impatience. "But then why can I still finish second?"
If his long legs were a disadvantage like Chloe Sinclair said, why was he still running right behind Shawn Styles?
Seeing this, Chloe Sinclair explained with considerable patience, "As I said, your long legs are a disadvantage and an advantage at the same time. It all depends on how you use them."
"Also, I can see that you’re very competitive. But if your stride falls into disarray, you will lose the race without a doubt."
Julian Dawson didn’t argue the point about his competitive nature.
It was a widely acknowledged fact.
What he hadn’t expected, however, was that Chloe Sinclair could discern all of this from a single run.
That alone was enough to make Julian Dawson’s attitude shift slightly.
After finishing with Julian Dawson’s issues, Chloe Sinclair started going down the list of names, pointing out the problems each person had.
There were a total of one hundred and three people on the sports team. Within four minutes, Chloe Sinclair had critiqued every single one of them, whether she knew them or not.
Professor Young stood to the side, looking quite pleased.
Because the problems Chloe Sinclair pointed out all matched up perfectly with the athletes.


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