Near C-bao's Taipei home is National Taiwan Normal University, also known as Shi-Da. The university has a nice track, and despite the summer heat, C-Pop took C-bao out for a few runs to work on her speed game.
C-bao was a great sport about it, and in fact pranced around like she owned the place. "No. 1, clearly," she appears to be indicating in the video.
Our girl not only tried some proper sprints, she also insisted on being timed. Check out on the effort on this sprint.
Afterwards, to demonstrate that she still had energy to spare, she sang her special gibberish song.
C-bao was a great sport about it, and in fact pranced around like she owned the place. "No. 1, clearly," she appears to be indicating in the video.
Our girl not only tried some proper sprints, she also insisted on being timed. Check out on the effort on this sprint.
Afterwards, to demonstrate that she still had energy to spare, she sang her special gibberish song.
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