Your put him in such a bad light. Forcing himself over the limit
was good, it is undeniable.
Who would have known his body choose to malfunction that day. Maybe
suay suay touchwood, go for 2.4 one day then suddenly die. Its no
ones fault actually.
Anyway i really respect these tri-athletes. Man they are really
really tough. I feel the kind of mentality they have is that they
believe so much in themselves and their potential, that they focus
so much on winning, until the thought of crossing the finishing
line first blots out fatigue, pain and mental stress. Maybe it
might also be because their pain threshold has really toughen them
up through their rigourous trainings that they ignore the slighest
pain in their bodies, as a result they just keep goin and goin
without knowing their bodies are already working overdrive.
Any tri-ath here care to share their insights?
Feel really sad for his family though. Man, it sad enough to know
that your son died, imagine how they felt when their son died in
their hands, foaming and all that. I felt that his parents were
really strong people too, maybe their son just followed in their
footsteps.
Rest In Peace.
