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Hyrox athlete apologizes for pooping all over the floor during a competition in China.
24-year-old Joanna Wietrzyk had explosive diarrhea during a Hyrox competition, which smeared on equipment and caused athletes to slip and fall.
Instead of taking herself out of the race, Wietrzyk decided to stay in the competition. She boasted about her win after the race, but she later deleted the post.
"Go hard or go home, they say ... a win is a win," she said at the time.
Wietrzyk now admits that finishing a race with poop streaming down your leg and making other athletes run through your diarrhea stench is probably not respectful to the other athletes.
Hyrox’s mishandling of a hygiene controversy at one of its events should remind organizers that they need to keep their core customers top of mind (via @opinion)
Hyrox has persuaded gym junkies to train like elite athletes. But the competitiveness of those at the front shouldn’t ruin the experience of those behind, writes Juliana Liu for Bloomberg Opinion. Read here:
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