First of all, this is without a doubt one of the best competitive sport shows that I've ever watched.
Before watching, I was very sceptical of the fact that men and women compete in the same competition because I thought they're now going to throw all this BS, that we hear in the West about inequality and bla bla bla, at the audience. But as an obvious cultured team of just athletes, they respect each other, compete without hesitation, win, lose and enjoy collectively, regardless of their sex.
To those who see the show negatively: watching this show must at least makes you think, that you need more than just one thing in the life to get successful. Power, endurance, precision, brain, speed, strategy, togetherness, etc. It should be motivating to reach higher levels.
I just pray to Lord that we in the West start to learn more about their culture and not the other way around.
Before watching, I was very sceptical of the fact that men and women compete in the same competition because I thought they're now going to throw all this BS, that we hear in the West about inequality and bla bla bla, at the audience. But as an obvious cultured team of just athletes, they respect each other, compete without hesitation, win, lose and enjoy collectively, regardless of their sex.
To those who see the show negatively: watching this show must at least makes you think, that you need more than just one thing in the life to get successful. Power, endurance, precision, brain, speed, strategy, togetherness, etc. It should be motivating to reach higher levels.
I just pray to Lord that we in the West start to learn more about their culture and not the other way around.