''SARMs are a novel class of drugs similar to androgenic steroids, including testosterone. They aren't currently approved for use in humans''
Why use so close to the games. Surely if you must it would be better to use enhancers during training and stay clean for the games when you know you will be tested and are very likely to get caught. I would ban him for stupidity and carelessness as much as anything else. I mean of all the times to be dirty.........
Jorden Ha I Say wrote:
Well ... this will eventually play out in a gold medal for the Canucks in the 4 x 100m..
They can certainly be secure in the thought that it belongs to them, regardless of whether Jacobs get popped.
Number 32 wrote:
I feel for Richard Kilty. He posted on Instagram himself holding the silver medal and saying nobody could ever take it away. I thought it was a little bit early to say that..
If this was Kilty from five years ago, I would laugh. But he seems to have matured into a decent man now so I do feel for him, and the rest of the team.
ChickenOriental wrote:
Part of the 4x100m relay team that took silver. I thought he was running well this year. This explains it. Who’s next?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/athletics/58193101
Typical.
We feel hatred on the person who wrote the BBC article:
"They are Moroccan 1500m runner Sadik Mikhou ..."
But he clearly run (and has citizenship) for Bahrain at least from 2016 until now.
He refer to the Nigerian sprinter last, the one that was caught first.
Just shows you almost everybody at the top level is using something, to gain an advantage, or more accurately said, probably just not be left at a DISADVANTAGE. We know the big names like Warholm, Hassan, Degrasse, even some other sprinters won’t get popped.
Passant wrote:
ChickenOriental wrote:
Part of the 4x100m relay team that took silver. I thought he was running well this year. This explains it. Who’s next?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/athletics/58193101Typical.
We feel hatred on the person who wrote the BBC article:
"They are Moroccan 1500m runner Sadik Mikhou ..."
But he clearly run (and has citizenship) for Bahrain at least from 2016 until now.
He refer to the Nigerian sprinter last, the one that was caught first.
huh? completely unaware of what this even means
Sprintgeezer wrote:
ChickenOriental wrote:
Surprised this hasn’t garnered more interest on a so-called running forum.
There’s little interest because he is just “this week’s bust”.
It’s now taken for granted that everyone is using, and that they might pop sometime, so it’s just business as usual.
Nobody cares. Track is an irrelevant clown show. The main interest now lies in the political and personal psychological dramas—each of which, in the current bizarro world, makes track better, not worse.
Oh, stop it. There's far more doping in the NBA, NHL, American rules football and probably in international football than in T&F. The NBA barely even tests for PEDs and has refused all WADA testing as a *pre-condition* of participation in the Olympics ever since admitted steroid user Larry Bird petitioned for an exemption to be part of the Dream Team. (He was roiding to stave off the chronic back problems that eventually ended his career.) It's common knowledge that the current NBA Finals MVP has put on *60* pounds of pure muscle and his counterpart in the NBA Finals was popped for PEDs last year and was suspended for a third of the season. No one bats an eyelash, yet you pillory a sport that has far stricter testing. Everyone knows that American rules football makes the NBA PED policy look stringent by comparison, yet you pillory T&F.
Stop it.
Number 32 wrote:
[I thought British dopers were being protected at the highest level? There goes that tin foil hat conspiracy theory. Britain throws up the occasional doper, usually a sprinter or shot putter or Somali immigrant distance runner. Meanwhile, doping in Morocco and Kenya is clearly the norm.
Maybe this dude is just another sacrificial lamb to make things look that way? Or maybe this is just the start of a monster drugs bust of the GB team. That would be most entertaining and a refreshing change from the usual Russian, Kenyan, and Moroccan suspects (BTW if Russia is banned then why not Kenya and Morocco as well?).
Isn't this guy coached by or used to be coached by Rana Reider ? Okagbare's coach ?
It's becoming to be a lot for this training group, no ?
Passant wrote:
ChickenOriental wrote:
Part of the 4x100m relay team that took silver. I thought he was running well this year. This explains it. Who’s next?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/athletics/58193101Typical.
We feel hatred on the person who wrote the BBC article:
"They are Moroccan 1500m runner Sadik Mikhou ..."
But he clearly run (and has citizenship) for Bahrain at least from 2016 until now.
He refer to the Nigerian sprinter last, the one that was caught first.
How many years do they have to live in Bahrain to qualify for their team? Everybody knows it's a farce and that Bahrain are just buying talented dopers from Third World countries to boost their place in the medals table.
Where does Ramzi live now?
Faulknerism wrote:
Sprintgeezer wrote:
There’s little interest because he is just “this week’s bust”.
It’s now taken for granted that everyone is using, and that they might pop sometime, so it’s just business as usual.
Nobody cares. Track is an irrelevant clown show. The main interest now lies in the political and personal psychological dramas—each of which, in the current bizarro world, makes track better, not worse.
Oh, stop it. There's far more doping in the NBA, NHL, American rules football and probably in international football than in T&F. The NBA barely even tests for PEDs and has refused all WADA testing as a *pre-condition* of participation in the Olympics ever since admitted steroid user Larry Bird petitioned for an exemption to be part of the Dream Team. (He was roiding to stave off the chronic back problems that eventually ended his career.) It's common knowledge that the current NBA Finals MVP has put on *60* pounds of pure muscle and his counterpart in the NBA Finals was popped for PEDs last year and was suspended for a third of the season. No one bats an eyelash, yet you pillory a sport that has far stricter testing. Everyone knows that American rules football makes the NBA PED policy look stringent by comparison, yet you pillory T&F.
Stop it.
Naive fanboys are just going call you a hater and say nba and nfl players gave exceptional genetics and can gain lean muscle without putting on any fat by just looking at some kettlebells and barbells.
And which counterpart of Giannis are you talking about? Very few nba players have been popped for PEDs. Especially star caliber players.
Alison wrote:
What are SARMs? Not smarties, I presume!
The stuff that fueled the Yams in 2008 until about 16'. Uijah hasn't been reading much as they have been catching people since around 16' for SARMS.
Number 32 wrote:
How many years do they have to live in Bahrain to qualify for their team?
Bahrain national athletics team leaves for Tunisia to participate in the Arab Championship
Manama, June 14, 2021 (BNA)
The delegation of the Bahrain National Athletics Team for men and women left for Tunisia to participate in the Arab Championship-22 competitions, which will be held from 16 to 20 June.
The delegation is headed by a member of the Board of Directors of the Bahrain Athletics Association and the director of the national teams, Mohammed Abdulaziz, along with the administrative staff consisting of Ali Al-Dossary, Faten Abdulnabi, Ahmed Mohammed Abdullah, the technical staff consisting of Andre Minfish and Dimiki Asjdi Baini, and the medical staff consisting of Issa Al-Dosari.
The team includes 14 male and female runners, while the men’s team includes 10 players, who are Muhammad Ayoub, Abdul Razzaq Ismail (800 meters), Al-Siddiq Mikho, Abraham Rutge (1500 meters), Zuhair Awad, Al-Siddiq Mikho (5 thousand meters), Dawit Befkadu and Abdel Nasser Almy (10,000 metres), Josha Limoshin (half marathon), Marwan Madani (discus throwing), Abdel Rahman Mahmoud (shot put).
While the women's team includes four players: Manal El Bahrawy (800 metres), Tagest Gachau and Manal El Bahrawy (1500 metres), Tagest Gachau (5 thousand meters), Punto Idao (10 thousand meters), and Taj Daba Jleisa (half marathon).
The Bahrain national athletics team is the holder of the title of the last edition of the Arab Championship, which was held in the Arab Republic of Egypt in 2019, after winning first place in the general ranking after winning 24 medals, including 15 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze.
So Ethiopian federation is responsible of Sifan Hassan acts and performances?
Kenyan is responsible of Kipketer acts and performances?
is Somalia also responsible of Mo Farah trainings and his acts?
Faulknerism wrote:
Sprintgeezer wrote:
There’s little interest because he is just “this week’s bust”.
It’s now taken for granted that everyone is using, and that they might pop sometime, so it’s just business as usual.
Nobody cares. Track is an irrelevant clown show. The main interest now lies in the political and personal psychological dramas—each of which, in the current bizarro world, makes track better, not worse.
Oh, stop it. There's far more doping in the NBA, NHL, American rules football and probably in international football than in T&F. The NBA barely even tests for PEDs and has refused all WADA testing as a *pre-condition* of participation in the Olympics ever since admitted steroid user Larry Bird petitioned for an exemption to be part of the Dream Team. (He was roiding to stave off the chronic back problems that eventually ended his career.) It's common knowledge that the current NBA Finals MVP has put on *60* pounds of pure muscle and his counterpart in the NBA Finals was popped for PEDs last year and was suspended for a third of the season. No one bats an eyelash, yet you pillory a sport that has far stricter testing. Everyone knows that American rules football makes the NBA PED policy look stringent by comparison, yet you pillory T&F.
Stop it.
This. So much. PED use in the NFL is basically accepted as normal and bans are in the range of a few months rather than years. T&F is one of the few sports that actually bothers to test athletes properly and have severe punishments.
NFL is a de facto doping free for all. Not sure why you would even try to compare it to an Olympic sport.
Upswing wrote:
Jorden Ha I Say wrote:
Well ... this will eventually play out in a gold medal for the Canucks in the 4 x 100m..
They can certainly be secure in the thought that it belongs to them, regardless of whether Jacobs get popped.
You guys have no clue. The whole Italian team has been on a short leash for over a year, basically they have been in training camp for over a year during Covid and after. Hard to see happening, unless if you are saying the whole national team is doped. There is a nice video of Jacobs training chasing a car on track sheltered by a plastic bubble. Find it out and look at how many people are coaching him.. eveything he does there is a group of guys with him. Keep blabbering....
High hopes wrote:
Number 32 wrote:
I feel for Richard Kilty. He posted on Instagram himself holding the silver medal and saying nobody could ever take it away. I thought it was a little bit early to say that..
Yeah, Kilty is a good team man, always proud to wear the GB vest and totally committed to the relay squad. It will be sad to see him lose that Olympic medal. I wouldn't want to be CJ Ujah facing up to his teammates
There is no excuse beyond I got caught. Sarms isn't in contaminated food or supplements. Many manufacturers of Sarms are in mainland China, hmmm.....
I agree with just about everything you say, US major pro sports are all ripe with doping. However, it is at least plausible that Giannis could gain that muscle seeing that he was only 19 when drafted and began putting on the muscle while being in the prime male age range to do so and having much better access to nutrition and training after signing his NBA contract.