Frazier, a Jamaican flyer, participates in her son's school parent-child athletic meet, ruthlessly crushing other parents

Speaking of the Jamaican female flyerFraserThe most majestic achievement is, of course, that she became the first runner in history to win the women's 100m world championship after giving birth, winning 3 golds, 4 silvers and 1 bronze in her career and 10 golds, 5 silvers and 1 bronze in the World Championships. As a mother, she began to participate in her son's school parent-child athletics meeting (track and field games) last year, ruthlessly crushing other parents in sprint competitions, and was even viral by netizens on social media, becoming an alternative "peak".

The 38-year-old Frazier is back competing in the women's 100m at the Diamond League in Doha. The last time Fraser played in the Diamond League was in 2022.

In mid-April,FraserOnce again, she invited her classmate's mother to "eat soil" at the Parent-Child Athletic Games, but a month later, she will formally wear spikes for the competition. The 38-year-old recently announced that she will make a comeback at the World Athletics Diamond League Doha station on May 16 to compete in the women's 100m.

Paris 2024,FraserShe withdrew due to injury before the women's 100m semi-finals and remained recuperating until her official comeback at Velocity Fest 17 in Jamaica last month, where she finished by 10.94 seconds. She recently announced that she will make a comeback at the World Athletics Diamond League Doha station on May 16 to compete in the women's 100m. She said that Doha has a special meaning in her heart, so she is looking forward to the big battle.

In 2019, Fraser competed in the first World Championships after giving birth, and won the 100m flyer as a mother.

FraserThe last time I played in the Diamond League was in 2022. Before the Diamond League in Doha,FraserHe will also take part in the World Athletics World Relay Championships in Guangzhou on 10-11 May to secure Jamaica's ticket to this year's World Championships.

FraserIn the past 20 years, Jamaica has been absolutely indispensable in the sprint boom. She won the 100m Flyer in her Olympic debut in 2008 and defended her title at London 2012, winning three golds, four silvers and one bronze medal, totaling eight Olympic medals. Her record at the World Championships was even more impressive, with 10 golds, five silvers and one bronze medal, she is the most decorated female sprinter in the history of the World Championships, including in 2017 she took a break from the track due to pregnancy, and in her first World Championships after her comeback (2019), she won gold medals in the 100m and 4x100m relay, and won the title of "Mommy Rocket".

Fraser was comforted to see his son win the championship at the Parent-Child Athletic Games this year.

In 2019,Frasercompeted in the first World Championships after giving birth, and won the 100-meter flyer as a mother. This mother is indeed like a rocket, even when she participates in the parent-child sports meeting at her son's school, knowing that other parents are just "grass people", she also beats her opponents at an astonishing speed. Last yearFraserShe later explained that she saw her son fall third in the obstacle course and her husband ran fourth in the father's race, so she decided to race seriously, "Imagine leaving with a bronze medal and a fourth place, it doesn't look good, so I'm going to stand up and I'm going to defend my name." This year, she posted a clip of the competition on Instagram and said that the school did not ban her from racing, so she ran over other mothers at rocket speed.