Haha reminds me of when a group of Sri Lankans did exactly that.A few of the lads from our cricket club decided after attending the European Handball at the Sydney Olympics that we would form a team, represent Australia because no one else did and go to the Athens Olympics.
That man has killed people for sure.
I fear top speedrunners more than athletesIf I have five years can I campaign for Mario kart to be in the Olympics?
If you had 5 years of training I think you’d manage to just about complete it tbf.What about the other end of the scale? The triathlon and marathon swim stand out as events where I would be more likely to die than complete it
I think when Anthony Joshua won his gold medal, he was 23 and he only started boxing at 18, so that's 5 years of training to get you up to gold medal level...If you had 5 years of training I think you’d manage to just about complete it tbf.
Boxing would be pretty terrifying.
Or 3x3 basketball where I’d be a mere spectator.
Would be hopeless at gymnastics too.
Joshua has certain physical advantages though. A bit like Joel Embiid, who started playing basketball at 15 and was in the NBA five years later.I think when Anthony Joshua won his gold medal, he was 23 and he only started boxing at 18, so that's 5 years of training to get you up to gold medal level...
Yes it would definitely be shooting although I'm not certain I'd be totally safe from injuring myself.Shooting is definitely the one with the lowest physical barriers to entry so would be the one that's most fun to enter, even though I would be crap at it. But at least I probably wouldn't injure myself like in pretty much everything else.
What about the other end of the scale? The triathlon and marathon swim stand out as events where I would be more likely to die than complete it
I'm not certain I wouldn't injure someone else either, come to think of itYes it would definitely be shooting although I'm not certain I'd be totally safe from injuring myself.
tbf my mates recently did a charity run over 2 weeks which averaged out to over a marathon a day. They did about 6 months training for it. (one was already fit - mostly bulk tho, the other was an average bloke) You’d probs still embarrass the country but you wouldn’t die from it.Shooting is definitely the one with the lowest physical barriers to entry so would be the one that's most fun to enter, even though I would be crap at it. But at least I probably wouldn't injure myself like in pretty much everything else.
What about the other end of the scale? The triathlon and marathon swim stand out as events where I would be more likely to die than complete it