I legit have no idea how they can even finish up the course. The part where you have to lift up a truck tire over 50m? Or when you need to go back to start with an injured teammate on your shoulders? I'm fairly sure they either have an easier course, or they cheated even more.
They didn't "crush it", they came in well past the average time. They weren't a joke like this team, but they were still bad. Doesn't matter in a made up competition, does matter when they're the ones being sent to rescue you from a burning building.
It took them 13 minutes to complete, the crowd giving a pity cheer like it was a children's tee ball game and the announcer giving chiding lectures to the "armchair commentators" for making fun of them as though they were a group of random housewives and not trained law enforcement. Hell, there's even another women team from Abu Dhabi at the three and a half hour mark and they, while slower than the men, only finished a minute behind the average.
Did they even fucking train? I'm sure there are a lot of out of shape cops & dudes who might not perform well on this course but I think most of them would at least try to train weeks if not months before the event.
Even a child would know that you need a running start before these ziplines. Most would figure it out quickly after the first drop in the water.
This is what really strikes me with my martial arts knowledge, you see this all over the place these days with the police. I remember RL in one of the roughest areas in Bradford seeing a lone fat police woman struggling to get out of her vehicle as I drove past and holy shit it was a sorry sight. One time I was at a hospital there was a prisoner being escorted in cuffs by two tired police officers on their shift, one was a middle aged looking guy, the other was this tiny blonde millennial.
You also see police officers in protestor footage using this one 'technique' with a billy club involving whacking peoples shins very lightly and then backing off when it inevitably doesn't work and then they all run away when they get overwhelmed by numbers. It's embarrassing to watch, mind you we shouldn't be nitpicking their training like this because then they might fix it and become competent at stalking people over social media posts.
Police work has increasingly become a bureaucratic job. Laptop class types have no idea how the real world works, but then they have been hidden from reality their whole lives.
Beat cops used to walk their beat and check in once in a while with the station through a dedicated telephone box. Now they patrol in their government-issued car and avoid interacting with anyone except other cops.
Would someone kindly overdub the Eduard Khil cover of "I am very glad, as I'm finally returning back home" on this clip? I strongly believe it would add to the entire thing.
Although this is more of a technique problem rather than strength. Also some of the women on this team are on their absolute tippy toes just to reach the zipline. They'd have to practice more of a run and jump on technique.
In the full run I noticed two of them hit 0 out of 5 plates in the pistol shooting section. Some of them also exhibited that feminine tool use behavior where they act like they're holding a snake. Compared to the Abu Dhabi women's team where they operated their weapons correctly and cleared all plates.
I watched the Thailand female team. They did better, but still much slower than most male team ( I saw a few other teams, generally it was between 3:00 and 3:30, but the female team was 5 minutes, basically 50% slower ). That's without the penalties I believe, not sure about them and how/when they are counted.
I am likely retarded, but does anyone in real life use ziplines for emergency situations (barring otherwise impassable terrain)? I know this video demonstrates incompetence in several other ways, but like most of the women there, I'm stuck on that part.
It's a fair question but that's exactly it, what if the SWAT is up against somebody hiding up in the mountains or they've got to cross a cliff? As other people have suggested going across an apartment block. They'd probably go up on the roof and then do the old grappling hook like in the movies to get across without alerting anybody.
Vertical rapelling though seems to be more practical overall though personally I would not fancy the idea of relying on that depending on the type of surface the rope is attached to and things like that so a zipline may well be safer. I'm definitely not an expert or anything just shitposting I do find the climbing techniques genuine spec ops use fairly interesting so I've looked at it in the past.
You can see in the video how the second woman got stalled and because of her the whole team behind couldn´t make it, this doesn´t mean all of them were unprepared, just one of them, the first team member clearly makes it.
It wasn't just one person fucking up. They had NFI how to recover from that situation after becoming stuck. No ability to think on their feet. No team work. No one taking leadership to solve the problem. No urgency in a competitive situation.They literally just hang there waiting for what? A man to come and save them, probably. The video exactly fits stereotype of women and for good reason.
A group of competent men, even if they had fucked up the first time, would have quickly figured out how to fix the situation, because men's brains are very good at that kind of thinking. Women are terrible at those things I mentioned. Anyone who has ever interacted with a woman knows it.
When seconds matter, the all-women SWAT teams are
minutes away... hours? Are they even coming? Hellooooo, anybody?I just realised, I can make BANK if I showed off women's sports but had the commentators from Takeshi's castle voicing over the footage..
The actual Takeshi's Castle commentary? Or MXC?
I've never actually seen subbed TC commentary.
Does anyone have the proper (ie with men) version to compare how easily they did it?
Here, USA pigs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1-f-QBO6M0
lol, the women cheated and took over 6 minutes. the men did it in 20 seconds effortlessly... just for one obstacle.
Oh god, I need a full video of that Chilean team attempting the rest of the course. It'll be a solid 40 minutes of hilarity
I legit have no idea how they can even finish up the course. The part where you have to lift up a truck tire over 50m? Or when you need to go back to start with an injured teammate on your shoulders? I'm fairly sure they either have an easier course, or they cheated even more.
There was another all female group that crushed it
This Chilean team was just bad
They didn't "crush it", they came in well past the average time. They weren't a joke like this team, but they were still bad. Doesn't matter in a made up competition, does matter when they're the ones being sent to rescue you from a burning building.
> police
> rescue
At best the police will bag your carcass before the rats finish eating your eyes.
Here's the full event video and this team's full run of the course at the 7:33 mark.
https://www.youtube.com/live/uxuOOsg-rOo?feature=shared&t=27236
It took them 13 minutes to complete, the crowd giving a pity cheer like it was a children's tee ball game and the announcer giving chiding lectures to the "armchair commentators" for making fun of them as though they were a group of random housewives and not trained law enforcement. Hell, there's even another women team from Abu Dhabi at the three and a half hour mark and they, while slower than the men, only finished a minute behind the average.
Women's sports are the same as the Special Olympics.
Did they even fucking train? I'm sure there are a lot of out of shape cops & dudes who might not perform well on this course but I think most of them would at least try to train weeks if not months before the event.
Even a child would know that you need a running start before these ziplines. Most would figure it out quickly after the first drop in the water.
This is what really strikes me with my martial arts knowledge, you see this all over the place these days with the police. I remember RL in one of the roughest areas in Bradford seeing a lone fat police woman struggling to get out of her vehicle as I drove past and holy shit it was a sorry sight. One time I was at a hospital there was a prisoner being escorted in cuffs by two tired police officers on their shift, one was a middle aged looking guy, the other was this tiny blonde millennial.
You also see police officers in protestor footage using this one 'technique' with a billy club involving whacking peoples shins very lightly and then backing off when it inevitably doesn't work and then they all run away when they get overwhelmed by numbers. It's embarrassing to watch, mind you we shouldn't be nitpicking their training like this because then they might fix it and become competent at stalking people over social media posts.
Police work has increasingly become a bureaucratic job. Laptop class types have no idea how the real world works, but then they have been hidden from reality their whole lives.
Beat cops used to walk their beat and check in once in a while with the station through a dedicated telephone box. Now they patrol in their government-issued car and avoid interacting with anyone except other cops.
Maybe they should just recruit police from martial arts schools.
Whoa there, don't you know the alt-right huwyte supremes hang out in gyms?
I think even in fairly normie martial arts circles they'd be laughed out the dojo.
And this is why Murphy became Robocop.
BITCHES LEAVE
Needs more alligator.
This is just sad.
At about 4 minutes, she took 2 attempts to get out of the pool.
Some jokes continue to write themselves I suppose
Imagine if while on the job they had to do this between two tall buildings.
Japanese trannies can compete on the Sasuke ("Ninja Warrior") at Midoriyama better than this. In high heels.
I am a fat fuck and I probably would do the course 3 times faster than them kek
Would someone kindly overdub the Eduard Khil cover of "I am very glad, as I'm finally returning back home" on this clip? I strongly believe it would add to the entire thing.
Reminds me of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xl1H3Vj1e7k
Although this is more of a technique problem rather than strength. Also some of the women on this team are on their absolute tippy toes just to reach the zipline. They'd have to practice more of a run and jump on technique.
In the full run I noticed two of them hit 0 out of 5 plates in the pistol shooting section. Some of them also exhibited that feminine tool use behavior where they act like they're holding a snake. Compared to the Abu Dhabi women's team where they operated their weapons correctly and cleared all plates.
Compare Abu Dhabi sniper: https://youtu.be/uxuOOsg-rOo?t=12902
To the Chilean sniper: https://youtu.be/uxuOOsg-rOo?t=27764
To this Crowder sketch: https://youtu.be/Em5AUwRQKFw?t=127
The announcer mentioned that they’re not the only women-only team. I wonder how the others did.
I watched the Thailand female team. They did better, but still much slower than most male team ( I saw a few other teams, generally it was between 3:00 and 3:30, but the female team was 5 minutes, basically 50% slower ). That's without the penalties I believe, not sure about them and how/when they are counted.
I am likely retarded, but does anyone in real life use ziplines for emergency situations (barring otherwise impassable terrain)? I know this video demonstrates incompetence in several other ways, but like most of the women there, I'm stuck on that part.
It's a fair question but that's exactly it, what if the SWAT is up against somebody hiding up in the mountains or they've got to cross a cliff? As other people have suggested going across an apartment block. They'd probably go up on the roof and then do the old grappling hook like in the movies to get across without alerting anybody.
Vertical rapelling though seems to be more practical overall though personally I would not fancy the idea of relying on that depending on the type of surface the rope is attached to and things like that so a zipline may well be safer. I'm definitely not an expert or anything just shitposting I do find the climbing techniques genuine spec ops use fairly interesting so I've looked at it in the past.
Oh god lol.
You can see in the video how the second woman got stalled and because of her the whole team behind couldn´t make it, this doesn´t mean all of them were unprepared, just one of them, the first team member clearly makes it.
It wasn't just one person fucking up. They had NFI how to recover from that situation after becoming stuck. No ability to think on their feet. No team work. No one taking leadership to solve the problem. No urgency in a competitive situation.They literally just hang there waiting for what? A man to come and save them, probably. The video exactly fits stereotype of women and for good reason.
A group of competent men, even if they had fucked up the first time, would have quickly figured out how to fix the situation, because men's brains are very good at that kind of thinking. Women are terrible at those things I mentioned. Anyone who has ever interacted with a woman knows it.
Exactly, these broads should have figured it out after the first drop in the water. It should have been a 30 second screwup not 5 minutes.
Swat famously operate solo.
Not in this competition apparently.
That was obviously sarcasm my man
Ok sorry...