I'm letting myself get enthusiastic about track again - look at monaco - it felt like a legit meet. the good guys won races and the dopers weren't there. No turkish women, no makhloufi, no french steeplechasers, few jamaicans, no merritt, no jeter, few ethiopians at all. this guy Rop from bahrain is not a good item tho.
well except for gatlin but the 100 might be a lost cause for a while
agip wrote:
well except for gatlin but the 100 might be a lost cause for a while
I highly doubt Gatlin is doping and even if you don't relieve in second chances, you have to admire what he has accomplished. Think about what he was able to do.
Gatlin is still on the dope he is just off the cycle and still getting the benefits of the strength gained. I know at least 5 100 meter athletes on the dope still in the diamond league 100 meters all of them have been cycled off since March/April and still are running great Half of the field was maybe clean.
the bimidji bomber wrote:
"There are some anomalies found in a couple of African athletes who will not be competing as well. These are not positives, but they have already or will withdraw from the WCs."
-makhloufi???
I thought it was crazy to scratch from the biggest meet outside of the Olympics a month in advance for something that a week of antibiotics would cure. I was told that his entire training group, which consisted of some of the top middle distance runners in the world has scratched as well.
Isn't Souleiman in that group? Who else?
TrackCoach wrote:
the bimidji bomber wrote:"There are some anomalies found in a couple of African athletes who will not be competing as well. These are not positives, but they have already or will withdraw from the WCs."
-makhloufi???
I thought it was crazy to scratch from the biggest meet outside of the Olympics a month in advance for something that a week of antibiotics would cure. I was told that his entire training group, which consisted of some of the top middle distance runners in the world has scratched as well.
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FYI antibiotics don't work on viruses, only bacteria
Agip wrote:
TrackCoach wrote:
"I thought it was crazy to scratch from the biggest meet outside of the Olympics a month in advance for something that a week of antibiotics would cure. I was told that his entire training group, which consisted of some of the top middle distance runners in the world has scratched as well."
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FYI antibiotics don't work on viruses, only bacteria
This one's unusual. It's the Selective Androgenic Receptor virus. It frequently goes into remission, then recurs when you know you might be facing a drug test capable of detecting it.
ConfusedHSer wrote:
Isn't Souleiman in that group? Who else?
I think there were 2 other guys and some females that had run some fast times.
afaik other guys in the group are kaki and al garni plus that other ismail the other sudanese 800 guy. plus driouch lest the group earlier this year
ConfusedHSer wrote:
Isn't Souleiman in that group? Who else?
Kaki
TrackCoach wrote:
I thought it was crazy to scratch from the biggest meet outside of the Olympics a month in advance for something that a week of antibiotics would cure. I was told that his entire training group, which consisted of some of the top middle distance runners in the world has scratched as well.
Wow.
TrackCoach wrote:
USADA and WADA have been given and/or funded to purchase million dollar chemical analysis equipment which they are keeping silent about. And, for over a year they have been secretly re testing thousands of old samples.
TrackCoach wrote:
I thought it was crazy to scratch from the biggest meet outside of the Olympics a month in advance for something that a week of antibiotics would cure. I was told that his entire training group, which consisted of some of the top middle distance runners in the world has scratched as well.
Compass wrote:
afaik other guys in the group are kaki and al garni plus that other ismail the other sudanese 800 guy. plus driouch lest the group earlier this year
WOW. The broom begins to sweep!!
Anyone wonder why Russians always run great times at home,
then flop away from home.
lpd wrote:
Anyone wonder why Russians always run great times at home,
then flop away from home.
Yeah, well, Moscow is at home this year.
800 analyzer wrote:
Its a tenacious virus...
Don't you know about Rudisha's virus? It reportedly infected his knee.
TrackCoach wrote:
There are some anomalies found in a couple of African athletes who will not be competing as well. These are not positives, but they have already or will withdraw from the WCs.
This rumour sounds strange to me.
So supposedly the testing lab finds "anomalies", but nothing prohibited.
How do the athletes find out about this? Are they routinely told details about what's found in non-positive tests?
And why would you withdraw from the WCs because of non-positive "anomalies". If they get the same result from a test later wouldn't the result still be a negative?
Is an Anomaly illegal or not? Please define what you mean by an anomaly.
I will only trust PED news from WADA/USADA or the guy who broke the Tyson Gay news on the board. And offcourse you had to include the JA and unconfirmed "Africans" to feel good or someithing ... What do you mean by Africans... North Africans? West Africans, South Africans or East Africans? three different Athletic pools with different resources and doping histories.
You say "More Doping Positive" and you report Anomalies. A sun spot is an anomaly, a blizzard in the Northern Hemisphere in July are anomalies but the apocalypse they are not!!
Randy McDaty wrote:
Is an Anomaly illegal or not? Please define what you mean by an anomaly.
I don't know why you're replying to me. I'm not the one claiming to have heard about "anomalies".
This is troll central when it comes to track talk on the internet.