Correct option is A
Explanation:
In weightlifting, "bombing-out" occurs when an athlete fails to successfully lift a single attempt in either the snatch or the clean and jerk, leading to disqualification from the competition.
Information Booster:
- Bombing out means the lifter does not advance in the competition and receives no ranking.
- This is a common challenge in high-pressure events like the Olympics and World Championships.
- Lifters often strategize their starting weights to avoid the risk of bombing out.
Take-off: it is common in gymnastics and aviation.
Delivery: it refers to throwing or passing in sports like cricket and baseball.
Attempt: A general term in weightlifting.