Zat0pek wrote:
The "no TUE" thing cracks me up. Marion, Regina, Lance, Bernard, Justin and all of the uncaught EPO cheats of the 90s didn't have TUEs, either.
The gullibility/stupidity of the general public on this issue never ceases to amaze me.
Lance had at least one TUE...
People who have decided NOP are doping are not going to be convinced otherwise no matter what they release.
NOP doesn't appear dirty. Its a large group and if even one tested positive the guilt by association would be huge so it is unlikely there is some system of doping going on because in such a large group you would get a positive eventually and its been years of success so far for the group.
It may be the cleanest group of athletes in the world when you think about it.
So it was his agent that came out with this no TUE statement. Of course his agent has no idea about his medical record.
Rule #1 of doping: Don't tell anyone your doping!
Farah is under obligation to provide his whereabouts anywhere in the world and can be tested at any time without notice.
UKADA Filing Requirements (part 1)
Athletes must enter one specific 60-minute slot each day, for a specified location
This information must be correct at all times. If the athlete cannot be located at the venue specified within the 60-minute slot the athlete is liable for a Missed Test.
If this 60-minute slot changes it must be updated prior to the 60-minute slot commencing. This can be done using any of UK Anti-Doping’s updating services up to one minute before the 60-minute slot begins. However if the slot is cancelled, an alternative slot must be given for that same day or the athlete may be liable for a Filing Failure.
A Doping Control Officer (DCO) may arrive at the specified location at any time during that 60-minute slot, but on arrival must then remain at the location until the end of the slot. The athlete should therefore remain at their given location for the duration of the 60-minute slot to ensure they are located for testing.
Supporting article.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/olympic-legend-mo-farah-stunned-2275353
RICKY SIMMS IS A LIAR. Rupp and Farah had TUEs listed
when they ran the Olympics so how could he not be using
TUEs for 3 years? Olympics were 2 years ago
weeblyt wrote:
RICKY SIMMS IS A LIAR. Rupp and Farah had TUEs listed
when they ran the Olympics so how could he not be using
TUEs for 3 years? Olympics were 2 years ago
I assume you have proof of this?
Do you not remember the article released just
before the Olympics staying that Mo and Rupp
were on a combined 30 something different TUEs? You must not be a fan of the sport or you are
Rupp or Simms trying to negate truths on this message board
weeblyt wrote:
Do you not remember the article released just
before the Olympics staying that Mo and Rupp
were on a combined 30 something different TUEs? You must not be a fan of the sport or you are
Rupp or Simms trying to negate truths on this message board
No, I don't remember it. I'm sure you will be kind enough to supply a link so I can read it.
So the most respected media organization in the world spent 9 months digging in to an alleged use of peds and found nothing. What does that imply?
rekrunner wrote: There is nothing Alberto or Ricky Simms can say that will shut everyone up.
Because they are doing something that gives them a range of times over many distances no other runners have ever been able to do in the history of running. Add to that, extreme workouts while avoiding injury. Then add to that a steady improvement in times where age doesn't seem to matter anymore. And then add, illnesses that just seem to disappear.
Duh Obviuos Link wrote:
http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424127887323550604578412913149043072?mod=wsj_share_tweet&mg=reno64-wsj&url=http%3A%2F%2Fonline.wsj.com%2Farticle%2FSB10001424127887323550604578412913149043072.html%3Fmod%3Dwsj_share_tweet
Right, so this article provides absolutely zero evidence of the claim that Rupp and Farah had 30 TUEs. It simply is an article about possible hypothyroidism. Which, of course, to repeat, does not require a TUE to take synthroid. The article also says nothing which would indicate that Mo Farah has even taken thyroid medication.
Again, people who have made up their mind that NOP is cheating will never be convinced otherwise. They will continue to allege things like 30 TUEs with absolute no proof.
is sims the agent of rupp also ?
t3 hormone cant be tested for anyway so just easier to say not on or stopped ,less amunition to fuel that they dope..
and especially longer distance athletes that burn out thyroid
i would say very hard to go off it without reduction in
performance .
RICKY SIMS MUST BE THE DIRTYIEST AGENT OUT THERE!!!!!!
that says it all .look at list of his athletes .
BOLT BEING TOP OF LIST , will just keep on lying and lying .
one of worst things to come out of donegal, ireland .
ask ricky about THE LIGHTNESS and , it finding its way into bolts hands 2006/2007. and now farahs besides whatever else
using for endurance .
a good agent should provide athlete with everything he needs!!!
Duh Obviuos Link wrote:
a range of times over many distances no other runners have ever been able to do in the history of running.
Geb had better range. 3:31 indoors to 12:39 to 26:22 to 58:55 to 2:03:59.
Agreed. Then there is El G, Komen, Tergat and Bekele. All had better range. Kipchoge should be in the discussion as well.Mo has ONE time better than any of theirs - the 3:28 where he chased Kiprop. A brilliant run sure but I am not sure Bekele or Haile were in too many 1500s like that. Otherwise none of Mo's bests compare to the all time greats. None of Rupp's times are even close except for the indoor mile. So let's tone down the hyperbole people. Mo is the best distance runner at the moment. He is not going to run a 3:28 1500 while marathon training this year. Galen is a top 3-5 10000 meter runner who is good at the indoor mile and pretty good at 5000. He ran great US indoor times and may look to PR in the 5000 and 10000 this year. Let me know when he is at 12:40 and sub 26:30. Then talk all time greats.
Jeff Wigand wrote:
Duh Obviuos Link wrote:a range of times over many distances no other runners have ever been able to do in the history of running.
Geb had better range. 3:31 indoors to 12:39 to 26:22 to 58:55 to 2:03:59.
Jeff Wigand wrote:
Duh Obviuos Link wrote:a range of times over many distances no other runners have ever been able to do in the history of running.
Geb had better range. 3:31 indoors to 12:39 to 26:22 to 58:55 to 2:03:59.
You're absolutely correct.
But then, most/all of those marks were produced at the height of the era when there was no test for EPO, but we'll just overlook that inconvenient piece of information.
Mr. Obvious wrote:
Breathe-right was an endorsement deal.
Not just an endorsement. He's been wearing them since HS.
Duh Obviuos Link wrote:
[And then add, illnesses that just seem to disappear.
What illnesses are you referring to? This was mentioned yesterday too with no basis provided.
From your drugged to the gills thread