Strict Rules Female Olympic Triathletes Have To Follow ─ TheTalko

Professional Female Triathlon Rules Are More Strict Than You Could Ever Imagine.
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Triathletes must follow some pretty strict rules in order to compete. Not only does a competitor have to stay strong and in shape, they must also know and follow all of the rules, written and unwritten. Most of these rules are in place to ensure the safety of the participants in triathlons. Some of these rules are just common sense and decent behavior. And some of these rules are exclusive to the pros who know everything it takes to win a race.

There are a couple of controversial rules that are causing a stir in the triathlon and Olympic athlete world. One such rule states that female competitors cannot have too much natural testosterone in their bodies. If they are over a certain limit, they are expected to lower their levels with medication or even surgery. Two female British triathletes, Jessica Learmonth and Georgia Taylor-Brown, were disqualified for crossing the finish line while holding hands at the 2019 World Triathlon Olympic Qualification Event. It caused quite a controversy among fans who did not think they should have been disqualified. There are other less controversial rules, such as no dunking, proper helmet use, no obstructing, no littering, and no drafting. These rules are in place to ensure fairness and safety for the competitors. Like them or not, all triathletes are subject to these rules when competing in the sport. Here are the strict rules female professional triathletes have to follow.
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