Yeah. In a more well thought out show they would make a point that a Klingon male and a human woman would never be equal in a boxing match or a racetrack.
Maybe there's a "2nd Growth Spurt" that differentiates Klingon/Vulcans later on in their biological development from regular Humans?
But with a tricorder & a phaser in hand ina spacesuit, or behind the steering console of a mighty starship, they could equally reach greatness.
That's equipment & vehicle proficiency, a completely different skill set.
Gun Handling & Fire Fights are a seperate skill set IRL.
Laser Tag is just adjacent to modern handling of FireArms.
Many skill sets between the two can easily transition.
I like the soft Klingon. Klingon culture might be built around honour & strengths, but it's still a technological society, they also need doctors, engineers, cooks, garbage man. Helps a lot of not every Klingon ever shown is a biker-Viking parody.
True, we did get the 2x Klingon Lawyers in previous shows.
To the point it becomes distracting to be honest. The guy oozes charisma. But whenever they show him shirtless, I don't watch his performance anymore, our can't take him seriously as an actor - I get distracted by mountains of muscles.
Do you get distracted by the mountains of muscle on Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, or Dave Bautistia, or John Cena?
All former WWE guys known for having "Mountains of Muscles".
All who appear nearly naked for a god chunk of their career in-ring, or on screen.
When did we get there that actors look like that? Especially young ones?
When you open up casting to the widest possible base.
Many Polynesian / Samoan / Pacific Islanders can be HUGE at that age.
When Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson was about Sandro Rosta's age, he was equally huge & jacked.
Interesting fact, Sandro Rosta, this is his 2nd acting Gig, ever according to
IMBD.
Talk about landing a sweet role as your 2nd acting Gig & first major Gig to begin with.
Honestly, my biggest issue with the physical performance in the show was Tarima shooting hoops.
I noticed they were using Wilson's new "
Air-Less Basketball".
Talk about taking the cutting edge of BasketBall technology and making it seem like every-day tech.
Random thought. If the War College is presumably the best and brightest tacticians or whatever, why did they keep shooting at SAM when they knew it wouldn't work. lol
They're fresh cadets, not veterans of Ground Combat.
You got to give them a pass against things like that.
Also, SAM was technically cheating by using her Holographic Permeability within the game, but since it wasn't in the rule-books, it's hard to blame them for pulling the stunt.
It was a brilliant tactical move.