Give me a break wrote:
Are you proud of your job? If so, you shouldn't be. Creating negative speculation about circumstances that you know nothing about is not admirable; in fact, it's quite the opposite.
Ummm, negative speculation would mean the TRUTH.
adsfsdafasd wrote:
calculo wrote:makes maloofi a double champ !!!
LOL that's a funny way to spell Nick Willis :)
LOL Makhloufi BEAT Willis.
https://www.iaaf.org/results/olympic-games/2016/the-xxxi-olympic-games-5771/men/1500-metres/final/result#resultheaderLooks official.
That kills the whole meet.
The American 1500m Olympic champion who just recently ran his best season opener, in fact faster than his season best last year, withdrawals from the main event.
Andy Arnold LRC Alpha Male wrote:
BUTTHOLE SURFER wrote:Why would you withdrawal the day before and not wait until tomorrow in the event that you may feel better and be able to run? If he's been sick all week he needs to announce this via press conference or skipe or something so as to be completely transparent in light of the controversy with Alberto and the NOP this past week. He's not just some local runner anymore, he's an Olympic Champion and needs to act like one and mange his public image.
Centro has mange?
Renato Canova and Federico Rosa told me that mange can cause severe itching and hair loss.
This is going to cause a massive amount ( = 60 kg.…of BS…or 70kg. of BS…or 80 kg.) of BS speculative posting at this website…as usual.
Really??? Sorry for the typo......"Manage"!!! Is that better? Try reading the post and give some insight........Jack Ass!!!
calculo wrote:
makes maloofi a double champ !!!
Yeah, Rudisha's a doper. Even Brother O'Connell remarked on the unsavory characters Rudisha had been running with for years. And he was irritated his training was thrown off by all the publicity about Aden's arrest. Why should it have bothered him?
What's going on with Aden?
He's ill or sandbagging.
Ridiculous to suggest this means he is going to be done for doping soon by USADA so pulled out of the meeting tomorrow? May as well speculate that he is retiring early or switching to pro bball.
In Fussions wrote:
say NO to NOP wrote:The L-Carantine virus has run rampant throughout the NOP training group. At this point they will all have to be hospitalized and receive transfusions, megadoses of supplements, and multiple injections to recover from this nasty virus.
Anyone have Dr Brown's number?
Ummm, INFUSIONS (50ml x a whole bunch) not transfusions (blood). Wait ... maybe they are also getting transfusions for Salazar's Magic Ichor.
What did Alberto Salazar have to say about infusions for Kara Goucher?
From: Salazar, Alberto
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2010 5:09 PM
To: 'Becky Renck'
Subject: RE: Kara Goucher
HI Becky, I hope this email finds you doing well! I am contacting you
regarding Kara Goucher. She gave birth about ten weeks ago and
recently she had a blood test done and we found that her ferritin and HGB
levels were much lower than her normal levels.
Ferritin : 17 versus 200
HGB : 13 versus 15.5
She usually takes several iron pills per day but got off of them during her
pregnancy. She has increased her iron pills to the normal amount starting
a few days ago. She races in three and half weeks and is really struggling
right now because of these low levels. There is no way that she can build
up her ferritin levels and get a sizeable improvement in HGB levels in this
time period. I know that Intravenous transfusions are not allowed, but
wondered if Intravenous iron injections of Ferumoxytol were okay to
do? From reading on the internet it says that the normal treatment is
about 18 mls of a 30 mg/ml injection done twice over an eight day period,
intravenously. I called Dr.Bob Adams with USATF today and he wasn't
sure so he recommended I call you. Thanks for any advice you can give
us on this. Happy Holidays! Alberto Salazar529
Alberto wants Kara's hemoglobin value to go from 13.0 g/dL to 15.5 g/d in 3 weeks and is worried that he does not have enough time…and would like to do IV iron infusions on Kara Goucher.
Coach Alberto Salazar needs to talk to Ms. Paula Radcliffe.
Ms. Paula Radcliffe's hemoglobin value increased from 12.8 g/dL to 15.6g/dL in only 2 days!...from an autologous blood transfusion at the 2003 World Half-Marathon Championships.
Wejo and Rojo still support Ms. Paula Radcliffe (Brit-Doper-Cheater-Liar-Fraudâ„¢).
ha ha ha
lolllzz wrote:
BUTTHOLE SURFER wrote:Why would you withdrawal
and
announce this via ... skipe
and
mange his public image
Looks like you could use some better management of your image too, there, chief. Although what can be expected from somebody whose handle is "butthole surfer."
Chief???
How about reading the context of the post and lending some insightful thought or is that too difficult for you? I don't expect a someone who lives with his parents and listens to One Direction know who the Butthole Surfers are. Your Mommy and Daddy wouldn't let you listen to it anyway.
Well it is not exactly unprecedented for Alberto's athletes to end up DNS. People have a mob mentality....Yes, NOP is a sleazy operation, but Centro's withdrawal may be unrelated to their general sleaziness.
Star wrote:
Looks official.
That kills the whole meet.
The American 1500m Olympic champion who just recently ran his best season opener, in fact faster than his season best last year, withdrawals from the main event.
It's "withdraws," not "withdrawals," when you are using the verb form.
rjm33 wrote:
What did Alberto Salazar have to say about infusions for Kara Goucher?
From: Salazar, Alberto
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2010 5:09 PM
To: 'Becky Renck'
Subject: RE: Kara Goucher
HI Becky, I hope this email finds you doing well! I am contacting you
regarding Kara Goucher. She gave birth about ten weeks ago and
recently she had a blood test done and we found that her ferritin and HGB
levels were much lower than her normal levels.
Ferritin : 17 versus 200
HGB : 13 versus 15.5
She usually takes several iron pills per day but got off of them during her
pregnancy. She has increased her iron pills to the normal amount starting
a few days ago. She races in three and half weeks and is really struggling
right now because of these low levels. There is no way that she can build
up her ferritin levels and get a sizeable improvement in HGB levels in this
time period. I know that Intravenous transfusions are not allowed, but
wondered if Intravenous iron injections of Ferumoxytol were okay to
do? From reading on the internet it says that the normal treatment is
about 18 mls of a 30 mg/ml injection done twice over an eight day period,
intravenously. I called Dr.Bob Adams with USATF today and he wasn't
sure so he recommended I call you. Thanks for any advice you can give
us on this. Happy Holidays! Alberto Salazar529
Salazar claims medical records are private. Yet he stated: "She gave birth about ten weeks ago and recently she had a blood test done and we found ..."
So, how did he get the results of a blood test? He is not a doctor. Just a coach.
lolllzz wrote:
Star wrote:Looks official.
That kills the whole meet.
The American 1500m Olympic champion who just recently ran his best season opener, in fact faster than his season best last year, withdrawals from the main event.
It's "withdraws," not "withdrawals," when you are using the verb form.
he may be going through withdrawals.
lolllzz wrote:
Star wrote:Looks official.
That kills the whole meet.
The American 1500m Olympic champion who just recently ran his best season opener, in fact faster than his season best last year, withdrawals from the main event.
It's "withdraws," not "withdrawals," when you are using the verb form.
Dude!!! Shut Up!!! this ain't no english lessun!!! Duhhhhh!!!!
One article says he's been battling abductor muscle strains. That injury ruined my last cross country season in high school. I hope it IS just "an untimely virus.".
BUTTHOLE SURFER wrote:
lolllzz wrote:and
and
Looks like you could use some better management of your image too, there, chief. Although what can be expected from somebody whose handle is "butthole surfer."
Chief???
How about reading the context of the post and lending some insightful thought or is that too difficult for you? I don't expect a someone who lives with his parents and listens to One Direction know who the Butthole Surfers are. Your Mommy and Daddy wouldn't let you listen to it anyway.
I know that they are a band. That still doesn't make it reflect well on you.
I've never listened to One Direction.
I'm not even in the same state as my parents.
How about proofreading your posts and lending some consideration for grammar in your text, or is that too difficult for you?
lolllzz wrote:
Star wrote:Looks official.
That kills the whole meet.
The American 1500m Olympic champion who just recently ran his best season opener, in fact faster than his season best last year, withdrawals from the main event.
It's "withdraws," not "withdrawals," when you are using the verb form.
When talking about an NOP runner it could be either or both.
Petters pot wrote:
Well it is not exactly unprecedented for Alberto's athletes to end up DNS. People have a mob mentality....Yes, NOP is a sleazy operation, but Centro's withdrawal may be unrelated to their general sleaziness.
Seems to me that the allegations are absent any verifiable evidence and not much more then idle speculation unsupported by facts. If there was verifiable hard evidence (other then comments by people with an ax to grind), SaladBar would already have been stripped of his coaching duties and banned for life. How long has this been going on now? NOP, seems to me is in fact a cutting edge program that does everything possible, within the framework of the rules, to provide their athletes with every opportunity to train,compete and win on the world stage. Sleazy my arse. You panty wearing, concave chested girls should find a better and more productive outlet for your jealousy. Like perhaps go run 10 X 400 in 56 sec with a 200 jog in between, at the end of a long track session. Perhaps then you'll have less energy for your idle speculations.
Bring Back the 880 wrote:
Wait, why go to a large public event if you just caught a cold (or whatever) that is serious enough to keep you from competing?
Would getting cold feet qualify?
lolllzz wrote:
adsfsdafasd wrote:LOL that's a funny way to spell Nick Willis :)
LOL Makhloufi BEAT Willis.
https://www.iaaf.org/results/olympic-games/2016/the-xxxi-olympic-games-5771/men/1500-metres/final/result#resultheader
Whoosh!
calculo wrote:
would then be wrote:calculo wrote:
makes maloofi a double champ !!!
on a par with your old mate Coe
no
one ran in 2 boycott games with later toxoplasmosis +ve
other ran in 2 full field games
not a sliver of comparison between the 2 guys finals
Actually it was between games, not later.
The fact that a guy like Nick Willis could medal in Makh's era tells us that Coe was in a more competitive era.
Walker was better than Willis and he would get crapped out the back in Coe's era.