If you take the ratio of 46.78/43.03 and multiply by the women's 400m wr of 47.60, you get 51.78, just a hair faster than Sydney McLaughlin's new, much deserved world record. So, this was a good one. She had been knocking on the door for years and Dalilah Muhammad, coming back from COVID in January, might still get under 52 in Tokyo, so there will be a rematch. There's still more in the tank for McLaughlin if she's pushed all the way in a little cooler weather.
i f.....k with whoever i like.shes an obvious doper,and youre an obtuse piece of flotsam.
Many dopers had great innate running ability. At this level doping is about gaining a few percentage points, but those percentage points are huge, the difference between being good and being great. Flo Jo doped. And Kersee. And Marion Jones, etc. They were all good to begin with.
And face it but Bobby Kersee has a very questionable history.
Anyway the rule in this sport is that if it seems to good to be true, it's probably fake. But hope springs eternal.
when shes running close to 51 flat,and mid 48 400's most people will KNOW shes doping.considering most of the very best doped up women can only get down to 53 seconds in the hurdles,or slightly below,if they even get that fast.a clean runner cannot beat a talented well trained juiced runner by two seconds.that and she looks like shes walked straight out of a lab.
None of you understand basic physiology.
Faster times are achieved using LESS ENERGY.
It's called efficiency. Look it up.
1ub2run wrote:
Congrats Sydney!! What a journey. We will be rooting for you!
And in Sydney, Australia some of us would love to be rooting her.
y'all r dumb wrote:
None of you understand basic physiology.
Faster times are achieved using LESS ENERGY.
It's called efficiency. Look it up.
You need to go to school.
LousyKicker wrote:
y'all r dumb wrote:
None of you understand basic physiology.
Faster times are achieved using LESS ENERGY.
It's called efficiency. Look it up.
You need to go to school.
You need to go back to school.
This is an answer I got from an American on a comment on youtube about Florence Grifith Joyner and I get a lot of replies like this.
https://i.ibb.co/kXHBwKV/01.jpg
Now I want to see that person who every time write
EPO /PEIDS
when he see an accomplishment from an African!
Or that one that was commenting on Chpetegei world record thread about doping. I see here he has chosen the perfect doping apologist attitude (Flawless performance!!).
Here We Go Again wrote:
52.23 in 2019 plus better steps and better hurdling technique equals a time that is .33 faster - 51.90. See? No drugs needed.
Or maybe she doing drugs in 2019 and that was one of the reasons she had no problem signing up with a sketchy coach. Unless she gets busted and writes a tell all book, we will never know for sure.
Gazellie wrote:
If Sisson gets her own page, we need one for Sydney now too lol
Am I the only one who noticed that in addition to killing it in training and competition this year, she also grew up into an adult? She is distractingly beautiful. I suspect that cant hurt her earning potential. Something different about her this year.
Here We Go Again wrote:
I understand your point about possible guilt by association. But I can also understand where the athletes are coming from.
Absolutely. I agree with you.
A major problem in the sport is that coaches who cheat by using PEDs get a small slap on the wrist at best and continue on. But that is another issue.
I too understand why athletes make decisions with coaches and I am not trying to judge that. I am only stating that I, and many other fans like me, will see the athletes who join tainted coaches/programs as suspicious from that point on, warranted or not.
After watching all the dopers at the trials it's pretty obvious that it's Government sanctioned.
They've given up on policing drugs and are just making token efforts to appease the public.
Honest, drug free athletes are now the minority.
Please, why won't ONE drug free, honest track and field athlete come forward and tell the truth about this whole, sordid mess...
runnerboy70 wrote:
After watching all the dopers at the trials it's pretty obvious that it's Government sanctioned.
They've given up on policing drugs and are just making token efforts to appease the public.
Honest, drug free athletes are now the minority.
Please, why won't ONE drug free, honest track and field athlete come forward and tell the truth about this whole, sordid mess...
They aren't part of the club.
Conte claimed that two positive tests among major US track athletes at the 1988 Olympics were covered up. Which I believe entirely. The logical inference is Flo Jo and Jackie Joyner Kersee. Flo Jo retired almost immediately thereafter. I also believe they were covering for Jones, who was set to be the golden girl of the 2000 Olympics, especially after her husband tested positive. Jones was only found out due to the Balco scandal.
The landscape is that doping is universally ignored and tacitly encouraged. In sprinting you are dealing with Jamaica, the UK, and the rest. in that environment, once you establish that the playing field is not level, the logical response by USTAF is to turn a blind eye to US doping. I cannot really say that as an immoral response. If doping is so rampant that you have to cheat to compete, it is hard to see it as truly cheating. But is is fakery nonetheless.
We have seen the most glamorous, high profile sprinters dope. Even assuming no official corruption, the risks of getting caught are negligible, especially if you are affiliated with old hands at the game.
For Sydney an Olympic gold is worth millions. People can suspect all they want; as long as she avoids the unlikely scarlet letter of a positive test, she is a marketing bonanza. It is an incentive that is almost impossible to ignore. And track is not unique. The highest profile athletes in all sports will dope. In baseball the biggest names in the sport were willing to dope to get on the HR train. These were multimillionaires who could still see the prestige and the dollar signs associated with PEDS.
Fair or not, if you are breaking WRs set by talented dopers and are associating with coaches of a shady past, it invites cynicism. That said, good luck to her and the entire US team. True players know how to play the game.
jeff tallon wrote:
i f.....k with whoever i like.shes an obvious doper,and youre an obtuse piece of flotsam.
The last drug test you took resulted in that unemployment check you so happily collect. No wonder you’re so obsessed. Get a job.
because they could be threatened or even killed,if they did......also clean athletes can only go so far,and almost never get to top level.
The perfect run
S-1 22 R 6.11
1-2 14 L 4.05
2-3 14 R 4.16
3-4 14 L 4.28
4.-5 14 R 4.42
5-6 15 R 4.67
6-7 15 R 4.64
7-8 15 R 4.64
8-9 15 R 4.75
9-10 15 R 4.79
10-F 5.39
51.9
200M 24.37
y'all r dumb wrote:
None of you understand basic physiology.
Faster times are achieved using LESS ENERGY.
It's called efficiency. Look it up.
Just in case you missed it you drug obsessed idiots.
jeff tallon wrote:
because they could be threatened or even killed,if they did......also clean athletes can only go so far,and almost never get to top level.
If they don't have the ability, they don't have the ability. Drugs or no drugs.
