One of these pics is not like the others. The 1st is kinda disturbing.Basically everything gymnasts do looks painful as hell. And we're only seeing a finished product, not the thousands of reps needed to perfect each move.
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And this...
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Her hands slipped on uneven bar warmups, she landed on her head and her knee hit her in the eye. My leg would have to tear off to make that happen.
Oh, and she finished up, helping her team to bronze.
If the owner of Speaker City can do it - it's not that hard.Basically everything gymnasts do looks painful as hell. And we're only seeing a finished product, not the thousands of reps needed to perfect each move.
Sheet like this...
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And this...
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And this...
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Her hands slipped on uneven bar warmups, she landed on her head and her knee hit her in the eye. My leg would have to tear off to make that happen.
Oh, and she finished up, helping her team to bronze.
If the owner of Speaker City can do it - it's not that hard.
Definitely no Y chromosomes present.
Yeah, I call dibs on goalie! And that still is not easy I’m sure.I had always heard that water polo was quietly one of the most physically demanding sports. You are treading water in a 7-foot pool for 45 minutes while trying to run an offense with other people trying to drown you. Sounds awful.
Great, now I want tacos for dinner.
Snatched the gold!Definitely no Y chromosomes present.
The most painful for me was watching that man beat a woman until she quit in the boxing match.there are a bunch of them but give me
- the last 50M of any swimming event (can't imagine the muscle and lung "burn" ... in water)
- the gymnastic rings (that's just physically impossibly to do)