jjjjjj wrote:. When will we get another 3k/5k/10k runner not afraid to go for it?
As soon as the next undetectable superdrug goes mainstream
jjjjjj wrote:. When will we get another 3k/5k/10k runner not afraid to go for it?
As soon as the next undetectable superdrug goes mainstream
that was a weird looking race. in the worst sprinting conditionsit looked easy or like there should have been 75 more meters left in the race when in reality there was only 20m. i think they were all just running very fast or i'm not used to people next to Bolt with 40m left in the race.will Bolt break his world record this year? hahaha
Soprano wrote:
Wow, Bolt with a terrible start, into a headwind and still runs 9.87 looking easy at the end.
i'm looking into whether or not my health insurance covers treatment form Bolt's doctor. if so, look out for me on the road racing scene please stand by
sprinter guy wrote:
Sprinting is turning into such a joke.
Bolt can't break 10.1, he disappears for a while, then he comes back and runs a 9.87 into a headwind, the cold, and shutting it down before the line.
Hmmmm, not suspect at all.
800man! wrote:
I don't like being that guy because I think the accusations often get out of hand when it comes to doping, but I think it's somewhat suspicious that he's come back into form after a mediocre season and a tweet about some sort of injury fairly recently. Following the tweet about the injury he said he was going to some doctor who he referred to as the best in the world, indicating he's had appointments with him before. He then was in Warren Weir's instagram pictures very soon after that announcement seeming to be practicing perfectly fine and now he's suddenly able to run 9.87 twice into -1.2 headwind with sloppy execution. I don't remember the doctor's name, but it would be interesting to see if there is any previous history of Bolt visiting this doctor at a point in the midst of a slow season (2013). Just something I find interesting.
Bolt just happens to be that talented. And run for Puma, who's done advertising on LRC, so he's the untouchable, "accuseable," here.
Bad Wigins wrote:
TAA wrote:Lol Farah shaved. Looks weird
Rumor is they're going to start testing hair samples soon. It's a good idea, hair is a permanent record of body chemistry.
So... Usain Bolt will be body shaved with pubes and testicles waxed, right?
Piss and blood testing is a snapshot of a few hours to a few months depending on the substance. You can test someone 100 times for short-lived substances and miss every time.
But if that substance ends up in the hair, there it stays forever. The hair monitors the athlete 24/7.
Ideally all athletes should be forbidden to cut their hair except from special WADA hair collectors.
Means we could see what Blankenship took for the flu back in 1997.
It was very cold in the stadium last night, by time Bolt's final and Farahs race were up the crowd was shivering. It felt much colder than during Bolt's heat.
Also they held the 3000m men out on the track for a long time before starting, at least 6-7 minutes just standing still.
Could explain some of the slower times. Have to say though Farah just didn't fancy it, not even going for the British record.
Bad Wigins wrote:
Piss and blood testing is a snapshot of a few hours to a few months depending on the substance. You can test someone 100 times for short-lived substances and miss every time.
But if that substance ends up in the hair, there it stays forever. The hair monitors the athlete 24/7.
Ideally all athletes should be forbidden to cut their hair except from special WADA hair collectors.
Except hair grows out.
Body Shave wrote:
Bad Wigins wrote:Rumor is they're going to start testing hair samples soon. It's a good idea, hair is a permanent record of body chemistry.
So... Usain Bolt will be body shaved with pubes and testicles waxed, right?
Well the drug addict jockey Pat Valezuela did this to try to dodge a positive.