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I take umbrage to that statement. I saw video of the guys training with the women during the week & it looked "slick". Real slick.Don't know why people try to defend our training standards? How else do you get this bad?
Let me tell you a story:
I was at the 1980 Moscow Olympics as part of Gary Honey's ensemble. He trained his guts out. We'd often lay barb-wire at the 5 metre mark of the sand pit to give Badger (that's what me & my 78 mates called him) extra incentive not to slacken off. It worked a treat. The only problem was, I was charged with clearing the wire from the pit after Badgers training sessions, but on one occasion in Moscow, I got distracted by a young Russian lass making proactive gestures by the hammer-throw cage. I wondered over and began discussing The Coal War with her, which surprisingly, she had no clue about. Deny. Deny. Deny. By then I'd had enough & being vegan, I flat-out expressed my rage re the Soviets sending a dog into space as part of the Sputnik space program. You can't tell me Laika the dog (God bless its sole) came back to Earth in "tip-top shape" as suggested by the Sputnik pioneers. So this Russian woman, who's name escapes me, eyeballs me!!!! I eyeballed her back. But to her credit, she didn't flinch. So as to break the deadlock, I began to lip sync the song Rasputin as I rocked the cradle with my Coca-Cola yoyo. She soon got it. But then to my horror, I heard screams from the long jump pit. Some Finnish long jumper was in an almighty tangle with the barb-wire. I quickly made a V-Line out of there & caught the next plane home. I've never spoken to Badger, or any of his crew since that day.