Maybe there are fewer women contesting hepthalons compared to men
contesting decathlons so any one injury is affecting a larger % of the
total?
Does that make sense?
Tom
On Oct 7, 2005, at 8:00 PM, Dan Kaplan wrote:
Has anyone studied why (and if, truly) the decathlon would be
relatively
harder on women than other events like the steeple, marathon, hurdles,
etc.? I've never seen anything in the training of individual
decathletes
and heptathletes that would lead me to that conclusion. If women want
equality across the board, they ought to step up to the plate and take
on
the same workload. [flame suit on]
Dan
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