whats the half life of epo if you just take a real small amount? Isn't it overnight? pretty sure that he got tested after an anon tip off. maybe a cut ex gf
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Yeah well... wrote:
Maurie Plant wrote:
I would have found a way around it. Switching urine samples is my game. Athletics Australia has now named a meet after me.
Page 22 of one of the reports from the Senate enquiry states that Jane Flemming gave in camera evidence that:
"Mr Plant came up to me at the javelin throwing area and asked me if I would urinate in a bottle for Sue Howland because she had been picked for testing. He gave me a drink bottle. I went and weed in the bottle and apparently it got passed off as Sue's urine sample." The report recognises that action as an "attempt to corrupt a drug test".
Further down on page 28, the report says that:
"The committee understands that Athletics Australia has now taken action against Mr Plant. The committee has received a copy of a letter dated 12 March 1990 from Athletics Australia to the Chairman of the Australian Sports Commission. The letter advsies that Mr Plant acknowledged a potentional error of judgement, and it has been agreed that he will not be considered for an further managerial positions with Australian Athletic teams."
You can read the full Black report that contains the above quotes here:You couldn't make it up:
Maurie Plant Meet Melbourne 2023 | Athletics Australia
Bit sad really.
This deserves its own post and merits discussion by Rojo/Gault.
Imagine the uproar of naming a meet the Salazar Invitational. Guy literally tried to swap the samples of athletes while he was the manager of the NATIONAL TEAM
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hot takess wrote:
Yeah well... wrote:
You couldn't make it up:
Maurie Plant Meet Melbourne 2023 | Athletics Australia
Bit sad really.
This deserves its own post and merits discussion by Rojo/Gault.
Imagine the uproar of naming a meet the Salazar Invitational. Guy literally tried to swap the samples of athletes while he was the manager of the NATIONAL TEAM
But everyone loved Maurie.
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they were bad times 1980s for PED ue
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runlikeatiger wrote:
jeff tallon wrote:
Most of them arent secretive with their doping at all.Usually what happens with wealthier countries,is when their athletes test positive,it gets swept under a rug.They can dope with impunity,knowing theyre protected-most of the time.Most nations turn a blind eye,whilst pretending to be anti doping.
How do you know this for sure?
He's just pulling it out of his behind.
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BioIogy... wrote:
It's Rudisha. But you didn't answer my questions. Why do you troll so much? Tell lies, defame and make racist comments?
Hi Slowerrr. When you watch Keino on YouTube for the 1,000th time, do you really see a cheetah rather than a human being? I see a cheater, but I definitely see a human being.
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100% natty.
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Myth Exposed wrote:
100% natty.
Well done Coevett. You have just discovered the fact that dark skin shows muscle definition better.Maybe now you understand why in bodybuilding contests they apply that fake tan to their skin.
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Eureka! wrote:
Myth Exposed wrote:
100% natty.
Well done Coevett. You have just discovered the fact that dark skin shows muscle definition better.Maybe now you understand why in bodybuilding contests they apply that fake tan to their skin.
That and their 'cheetah genes', slowerr?
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I am Sam wrote:
THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
On the contrary it’d be really dumb to administer EPO around competitions when you know the windows to be caught is 0-6 days after. In the off-season, you’d be much less likely to get tested and popped. EPO’s effect can last longer than the detection window of course.
Yep, but why would he not take it when it matters, and not when it doesn't. What is the benefit of taking it now...serious question, not casting doubt.
Nobody has EPO in their system during competitions, that would be monumentally stupid. The entire point is to allow the athletes to train much harder and recover faster and then reap the benefits long after the EPO is out of your system. This is the exact time when you would expect an athlete to be on drugs.
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efef
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There goes Dicks credibility.
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bull crap ! i have eyes.i only have to watch tv,and see how unnatural most top leval athletes look,including athletes from western nations.its gets a bit suspicious when i see a line up of women,and most have adams apples,manly jaws,and muscles on too thin a frame.Most top leval athletes in most events look like theyve walked straight out of a laboratory.Too bad youre too stupid to see it.
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jeff tallon wrote:
bull crap ! i have eyes.i only have to watch tv,and see how unnatural most top leval athletes look,including athletes from western nations.its gets a bit suspicious when i see a line up of women,and most have adams apples,manly jaws,and muscles on too thin a frame.Most top leval athletes in most events look like theyve walked straight out of a laboratory.Too bad youre too stupid to see it.
Comparing athletes with normal people is disingenuous because to be frank most "normal people" after a certain age, don't look at all fit/toned and most of them have bodies which have gone on to a relatively pitiful state. Remember that high level athletes usually have very low bf and that means their physiques will show tracings of all muscles compared with normal people who have bf in the 20''-50+ range.
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EPO,cutting steroids,and maybe clenbuterol.
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hot takess wrote:
Yeah well... wrote:
You couldn't make it up:
Maurie Plant Meet Melbourne 2023 | Athletics Australia
Bit sad really.
This deserves its own post and merits discussion by Rojo/Gault.
Imagine the uproar of naming a meet the Salazar Invitational. Guy literally tried to swap the samples of athletes while he was the manager of the NATIONAL TEAM
Maurie Plant is dead.
How about we leave the dead people alone? They can not defend themselves. But please, go after the live ones.
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nahhhh wrote:
hot takess wrote:
This deserves its own post and merits discussion by Rojo/Gault.
Imagine the uproar of naming a meet the Salazar Invitational. Guy literally tried to swap the samples of athletes while he was the manager of the NATIONAL TEAM
Maurie Plant is dead.
How about we leave the dead people alone? They can not defend themselves. But please, go after the live ones.
Yeah well, the point is it's like Canada having the Ben Johnson Meet, US having the Marion Jones Meet or the Alberto Salazar Meet, pick you country for others...
Doesn't exactly send out a positive anti-doping message, regardless of whether the person is dead or alive.
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nahhhh wrote:
hot takess wrote:
This deserves its own post and merits discussion by Rojo/Gault.
Imagine the uproar of naming a meet the Salazar Invitational. Guy literally tried to swap the samples of athletes while he was the manager of the NATIONAL TEAM
Maurie Plant is dead.
How about we leave the dead people alone? They can not defend themselves. But please, go after the live ones.
Also, he had the opportunity to himself, but guess what?
Agree, the live ones should be gone after too.
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i submitted an article on aussie athletes, and how drug use was widespread in 1980s and how some aussies may still be tempted because of an imperfect drug testing system and fear others are cheating.
I am sure it will not be a popular argument in Australia, because the truth hurts.
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These days most athletes take drugs because olympic and world qualification standards are just way too high.Its nearly impossible to get an olympic A standard in most events,unless athletes dope.Thats the real reason they dope.Its beyond the reach of natural athletes.
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