Triathlete begs cameraman not to shoot her from behind after ‘killing’ herself moments before finish – weird

The moment a triathlete told a cameraman not to film her behind after she got dirty happened over the weekend.

Completing a triathlon can be one of the most difficult and physically demanding things a person can do in sportand it will not be a surprise to know that it comes with many other problems.

No, I’m not talking about injuries or dehydration, I mean something more uncomfortable than that.

That’s exactly what Olympic triathlete Taylor Knibb had to go through this when she was on the tail end of her race.

Taylor Knibb competed in the 2024 Paris Olympics (Lintao Zhang/Getty Images)

The American has competed in the games twice, including this summer, bringing home silver in the medley relay both times.

Knibb is known as one of the the world top triathletes, reaching a career high on Saturday (November 16) when she took first place in Dubai after wins in San Francisco, Ibiza and Las Vegas this year.

This meant she won the inaugural T100 World Championship, as a second place in Dubai would have also secured the title, although she signed the win.

Cement your place history as a world champion with another triathlon victory is no easy feat, although she managed to show why she was the best in the 18km final race.

As tensions ran high, all eyes were on her as the camera panned her way as the 26-year-old battled the blistering 31 degree heat.

However, Knibb demonstrated that even the best are not exempt from one of the common phenomena of these challenging long-distance races, the strain they place on all aspects of the body.

Speaking to a cameraman as he filmed her laboring to the finish line, she asked: “I’m just sh**… can you not take my **?”

Newbies often feel like they suffer from physical breakdowns, but if the best in the world experience it, it may be more common than we thought.

Complying with her request, the operator remained to remove her top half while Knibb continued to cum hard, which became viral weekend clip.

Knibb did a great job of covering herself (X)

It turned out she wasn’t feeling her best during the race and a two kilometer swim followed by another 80km bike ride didn’t do much after she woke up “not feeling well”.

“I woke up and texted my coach that I wasn’t feeling well. I thought, ‘Oh, this is going to be a bad day,'” she admitted.

Knibb added: “I was a bit shocked, it only happened in the last 3km but it was brutal out there,

“I think it was more physical (than mental today). It was easier because you don’t have to deal with your body.”