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He is fighting against 80kg!
In the dark night, he is alone in the mountains!
Kano Gensei!
Please choose a card.
The last four bars of the A-frame have been skipped over and it is whipping through the monkey bars now as fast as you can see, skipping the last four bars of the A-frame.
The last one, over the wall, under and through, throwing down a very fast time.
Athletes and coaches, don't forget to survey.
Don't forget to survey, athlete, as you leave the arena.
And senior athletes to the call area, senior men.
Team Italy has been doing a massive job of using your lower body to gain momentum through the wheels,
but is struggling a little bit on the rings right now.
But she's really improved. We practiced together about 15 minutes ago,
she couldn't get the rings and she just got it for the first time!
For the first time in the last two days, Team Italy has got the rings,
and she's done it in competition on her final attempt!
As she gets over the balance beam and heads over to the wall,
that was the greatest growth and progression that I've seen from a pentathlete so far in this competition!
And she hits the buzzer for the most impressive performance ever!
And she's joined by Antonia, who's just an afternoon run over!
She's pushing! She's hauling!
Heads down the building!
The two of them up and over the same line!
40 pounds of sports weight!
Go Korea!
And she's one of all of you who's cheering her on!
Come on! Get those arms over!
Keep fighting! Hook that leg!
I never said that you got it!
Get that leg up that wall!
Keep getting cheers for the crowd!
She's a queen!
Team Korea's a queen!
Great job!
Hurdle and into the bunky raise.
Lane A and this is Lane B. Lane B just entering the bunky bars and Lane A bumps the belt and it's over the belt and she hits his mother.
She is the gold medalist, Pusha Terry Coleman.
It was fun to try and to raise and to try and to go through the obstacles.
It's challenging which is also exciting because it requires a lot of arm strength.
So I think with the rings we went really hard and then obviously because of the wall it's scary because we are not used to do it.
That new discipline is very good and very cool and very fun too.
It was a lot of fun. I think the most difficult one is the last one with the little rings where you have to swing because there is so many different techniques.
And especially when you have to grab the first one it's kind of hard to get the right swing to go through this obstacle very fast.
Yeah I think it's quite fun and interesting experience you know. Fun, I think it's going to be good and big potential for our future.
I would say the rings maybe. Yeah the rings was kind of hard.
Also is to maintain your focus while you are tired and changing from one obstacle to another. This was also like a challenging one.
The course will change. This was the first idea to see if it worked at a course that looks very good.
Very much like the television shows and is challenging for the athletes and is fast and is fun.
Sport has to be fun. Sport should entertain people. Therefore we always have to balance it.
Obstacles you are taking. Here in this part now, we know that was mostly something for this part of the body.
But we need in our sport over the balance in the body. That means also something for the legs.
And we discussed it already with some of the people who are responsible for this kind of sport.
That there are other obstacles and other moments we can test.
That is more dynamic and not only showing I have a pizza.
This is not needed to show. We show an elegant body where the movement, the motoric is in harmony, acting in a proper presentation.
And that is what we like to have.
This will be that what we are presenting to IOC. If it is and I am sure it will be a yes.