I disagree with comparing her effort and preparation to someone finishing last in a race. If the runner actually ran (made an effort) there’s no comparison.
If the runner decided to skip through the whole race, run backwards, or walk on their hands then yes we can compare them. Otherwise no.
What she did equals to a synchronised swimming team performing their whole rutine out of the water.
Or an rhythmic gymnastic rutine with ball performed with a watermelon. Okay, that last one would maybe be cool to see!
My point is she purposely ignored the rules of the sport. She didn’t perform one single approved move.
I disagree with comparing her effort and preparation to someone finishing last in a race. If the runner actually ran (made an effort) there’s no comparison. If the runner decided to skip through the whole race, run backwards, or walk on their hands then yes we can compare them. Otherwise no.
What she did equals to a synchronised swimming team performing their whole rutine out of the water. Or an rhythmic gymnastic rutine with ball performed with a watermelon. Okay, that last one would maybe be cool to see!
My point is she purposely ignored the rules of the sport. She didn’t perform one single approved move.