Nordas is the real threat
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KaareV wrote:
weallno wrote:
Another doped up norwegian.
This is the way to make an argument. No reasoning. Nothing. Just emptiness. Lack of education perhaps.
im right .. I dont need to reason. You dont think the norwegians juice up,but anyone who takes a look at their fast female 400 runner can tell they do. Big time.
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weallno wrote:
KaareV wrote:
This is the way to make an argument. No reasoning. Nothing. Just emptiness. Lack of education perhaps.
im right .. I dont need to reason. You dont think the norwegians juice up,but anyone who takes a look at their fast female 400 runner can tell they do. Big time.
Ok,I'll bite.. - even if this utterly baseless accusation really ain't worth responding to -
Please tell,what exactly does your sharp, educated eye see as obvious markers for doping ? :
This is a picture from this spring in China -world relays.Henriette Jaeger,ran 49.70 splits in both heats and final,fastest of all.
Since indoor season started she has literally have had a string of continuous,steady improvements,all season long.
Already participated in 4 global and european championships this year in addition to 5 DL meetings - soon DL final and worlds - I bet you have chosen the one elite athlete that have already been tested the most this year.
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Correction,picture is from one week before world relays,3th in 200m,Shanghai DL.
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StatiDifficult question made wrote:
Five is the magic number wrote:
I'm gonna reveal the real secret behind Norwegian men's success all over the charts, it's not what you think.
Norway have the on average most beautiful women in the world, men from all over the World wants them, so young Norweigian men just have to try harder than anyone else from day one of puberty to bag one.
Silly you are on to something: Norwegian mums are much fitter than the average female in the world, so the babies get a head start with loads of mitochondria from day one, then everyone are in kindergardens from 12 months of, often nature based ones. Outdoor playing produce good athletes.
Strong women give birth to strong babies - that part's not rocket science people.
And Norweigians are genetically hardened by history, used to be one of the harshest nations in the world to grow up in, with it's long long cold coast towards the Atlantic (just look at a map), strong winds from the sea, rain up to 200 days per year, and small boat fishing being the dominant industry until they struk gold and found oil under the seabed.
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2024 (watered down) 3k U20 world champion.
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NamibBeetle wrote:
weallno wrote:
im right .. I dont need to reason. You dont think the norwegians juice up,but anyone who takes a look at their fast female 400 runner can tell they do. Big time.
Ok,I'll bite.. - even if this utterly baseless accusation really ain't worth responding to -
Please tell,what exactly does your sharp, educated eye see as obvious markers for doping ? :
This is a picture from this spring in China -world relays.Henriette Jaeger,ran 49.70 splits in both heats and final,fastest of all.
Since indoor season started she has literally have had a string of continuous,steady improvements,all season long.
Already participated in 4 global and european championships this year in addition to 5 DL meetings - soon DL final and worlds - I bet you have chosen the one elite athlete that have already been tested the most this year.
How about you post other pics of her.There are plenty. She's looking like kratochvilova used to.
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weallno wrote:
KaareV wrote:
This is the way to make an argument. No reasoning. Nothing. Just emptiness. Lack of education perhaps.
im right .. I dont need to reason. You dont think the norwegians juice up,but anyone who takes a look at their fast female 400 runner can tell they do. Big time.
Thats ok,but what has she got to do with hakon moe berg? i think norwegians are doping too,but everybody does at that leval,not just them. Thats just the sport.
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jeff tallon wrote:
weallno wrote:
im right .. I dont need to reason. You dont think the norwegians juice up,but anyone who takes a look at their fast female 400 runner can tell they do. Big time.
Thats ok,but what has she got to do with hakon moe berg? i think norwegians are doping too,but everybody does at that leval,not just them. Thats just the sport.
I would rather say that Håkon Moe Berg running 3:30.28 is proof that it is possible to achieve great times without doping.
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Could he be invited to Zurich DL, or is it too late?
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Of course if you are not American and run fast you are doping. What about us Olympic champ, silver medalist, dozens of dudes in college running low 3:30's.
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Has anyone actually been to Norway and seen the running culture first hand?
In Oslo, everyone and their mom is out for a group run when the workday ends. Like nothing I've ever seen in a major US city. People in the US are watching their kids break their bodies in football while polishing up their dad bods with happy hour specials.191 -
Salvitore Stitchmo wrote:
Not sure if I can think of too many races these days that go as close to 3.30.0 as this one without wavelight.
Dude... You are obsessed with wavelight!
" these days", huh?
Hmmmm.... What was that race from ancient history where the top 10 ran 3:30.xx or faster, with SIX under 3:30?? Oh right... Gather around children while I tell you about the 2024 olympic 1500 finals. It was aneons ago. Believe it or not, they ran without a wavelight telling them their exact pace every step of the way! Can you believe it?! SOMEhow they still ran fast. Shocking, huh?
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Especially for a race like 1500 m, Wavelight is overrated. A couple of good pacers is all you need. [ Or someone like Jakob, being the de facto pacer] Something not uncommon at all.
The shoes and the tracks are the MAIN reason why people are running faster. not wavelight.
Now stop talking about it.
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But back to the main topic at hand- this norwegian kid just turned nineteen?? Wow.
Another non african young fifteen hundred meter star. There's a lot of 'em these days it seems.
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KaareV wrote:
The young Norwegian number two in Pfungstadt in Germany after Narve Gilje Nordås 3:30.26.
Moe Berg won both 1500 and 3000 in European Championship U20 last weekend.
all Norwegians dope. everyone knows this.
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DiamondLeagueNext? wrote:
Could he be invited to Zurich DL, or is it too late?
Berg?
To race what - the DL final? Not sure that would even be possible. No DL's raced this season, he's currently ranked 84th in the world and more importantly you just had a bunch of guys in the last week - Silesia and tonight in Brussels, trying to get points to qualify that didn't. I would say there is a solid 0.0% chance that Haken Moe Berg is invited to the DL final.
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Statedopees wrote:
time to start asking questions wrote:
ok now, where the heck are all these Norwegians coming from?
Norwegian state sponsored doping program.
USA kid runs 142 or whatever in 800m and he's "generational talent" - outsider/foreigner runs well and he's on drugs.
Standard uneducated Yanks
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Paula Radcliffe\'s Porta Potty wrote:
Statedopees wrote:
Norwegian state sponsored doping program.
USA kid runs 142 or whatever in 800m and he's "generational talent" - outsider/foreigner runs well and he's on drugs.
Standard uneducated Yanks
That's what you do with Africans, Coevett, so don't complain.
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stevemurdick wrote:
KaareV wrote:
The young Norwegian number two in Pfungstadt in Germany after Narve Gilje Nordås 3:30.26.
Moe Berg won both 1500 and 3000 in European Championship U20 last weekend.
all Norwegians dope. everyone knows this.
You have to understand the concept of social control - unknown to most Americans.
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Peach Pit wrote:
Hocker ran 3:31 in the Olympic final at 19 for reference. Norway is so stacked right now jeez
No, Hocker was 20 in the 2021 Olympics. Born June 6, 2001.
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