What a Weird World Championship...

with guliyev in 200m

his speed endurance has been the difference this year . very consistent

suspect that this ped for speed endurance mildronate alpha

found its way to him like wayde . gives you that extra few meters at end.

regardless if gets a fast race like where ran 19.88 least year

could go 19.70

Well Taylor has jumped 18.11 this year so it wasn't totally out of the question. But yes I believe a little overhyped.

aduck2002 wrote:

A CLEAN 200m i dont think so .

have you seen jereem richards's progression .

2015 - 20.72 no 2016 then 2017 - 19.97 ...........former 46 flat 400m

i dont know of any androgens that can do this

lacks the muscle to suggest so and of the tall long legged type athlete

that perfect for the speed peptide.

regardless of wada's and media's absolute non discussion of it

have to admit that some ped out there responsible and not steroids

it is as said the speed peptide

and every single one of athletes in 200m was on it at very least

wada are the problem and their to control doping how ever exists at any time

and m. johnson is no saint , was usatf darling for along time

What's all this talk of a "speed peptide?" So, leaner, less muscular guys can take a speed peptide and all of sudden they become speed demons? 🤔

klubkip1 wrote:

The most screwed up World Championships I have ever seen. Please Seb and the IAAF. f OFF and please never ever hold it again London. The fans, the media , especially BBC WERE AN UTTER DISGRACE. Only one man held his head up high. The great MJ.

I attended with my kids and had a great time. Perhaps you'd like to explain how we, as fans, were a disgrace?

Not really enjoying these champs really. I like rewarding athletes who have been top all season. World Champs are cool, because I like everyone having the ability to progress through the rounds, but I want the cream to rise to the top.

I agree with this. I love to see upsets, but I love ipsets that happen because the lesser atuletes has a great preformance to overcome the favorite, not the favorite completely choking. Every upset here has been a choke. It's comicsl at this point, predictable, and boring.

It's what happens with a level playing field.

The Tour de France is boring now because nobody can pull off super human stuff.

It's really a positive thing. Nobody is too juiced to lose now and it's showing.

Not sure I'm following the narrative here. You guys are upset because the results have been unpredictable? You must really be urinated off now after the W Steeple!

Claye, Taylor, and Pichardo have all exceeded 18m, and last year or the year before it looked like a world record was in the offing. The two former want to go to altitude to get the record. They shouldn't do that. They have the talent to do it at sea level.

Sir wrote:

Well Taylor has jumped 18.11 this year so it wasn't totally out of the question. But yes I believe a little overhyped.

He's going to need perfect conditions to do it, legal tail wind, etc. wasn't gonna happen in London but I bought into the hype it could happen. Obvious after the first round it wasn't going to.

The American men's 4x100 just successfully completed a prelim without DQing

And lo, I saw a pale horse munching on a bit of grass outside the Olympic stadium....

ryan hill drops out ,

simply dont believe his excuse .

if it is not obvious to you yet what is going on , it well should be.

iaaf/wada are showing you exactly how track does its business

albeit in rather extreme fashion at these champs ................

question is why and why now , what is to come or nothing ,just games tat play.

wowboltwow and botmobot

the project was already done ,

they couldnt lose , they will always be a winners rubbish will hear again and ..

with the loss , will only increase popularity .

sure the bbc played along lines and the brits ate it up

what a conjob ,

more importantly why have the elite given up on track for moment .

what is to come ............