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@lisarose001 Yep.

@visilda Yet making statements like "there's no way that bad form is to blame there" is fine? C'mon, man. You guys are just making excuses for Fraser.

@dawn16 Go watch the event again, it's not an opinion dude.

@dawn16 He had poor form throughout both sled pushes. This submission is using data overall, which includes bad times due to poor form, to reach conclusions. Both your observation and the "conclusion" reached by this post are wrong at worst, and misleading at best.

@dawn16 Fraser starts the event out by immediately shoving his sled straight into the ground. But there's no way that "bad form" is to blame? Your observation is wrong.

@dawn16 Fraser dug his into the ground immediately, and had trouble with HIS FORM throughout both legs of the sled push. It ABSOLUTELY was his bad form to blame. Stop grasping at straws, people. Jesus.

@patona Why was his reddit account suspended?

@james2016 Yes I read the comment wrong, I had meant in reference to the outer lanes being more affected by the race. Thank you.

@royalpoet Could help with jaw tension, breathing, and prevention of impact injuries (ex. if Froning falls off a rope climb again). Could also just serve as a fidget spinner of sorts.

@james2016 It's not some -- it's pretty much all swimming pools. It's why the higher seeded swimmers are put in the middle lanes.

@jonjones229 I haven't watched the age group events before... these kids are impressive!