Ghost1 wrote:
I think if she ran on the track with her present form she would achieve around 14:10-14:20/29:20-29:30, not the fastest but up there.
No shot a 29:20 pulls off a sub2:10. Those are 2 very different runners. Maybe a 27 high but a 29 low person isn't even in the same race as a 27 high one.
It's pretty wild there are still folks out there that either don't understand how much of an impact EPO can have on an aerobic event (which is idiotic) or are attempting to steer the narrative and take the spotlight off the athlete and suspicion. EPO was specifically created to enhance aerobic metabolism in the body. Just not for athletes. For patients. That is precisely why it shines in this sport. Go ahead and try it if you aren't competing for money or at the professional level. Seriously, go ahead and let us all know how it goes.
Whether she gets busted or not, it doesn't matter. The audacity of performances such as these are astounding. Like, at least sit around at the finish line, puke a few times, then maybe walk around a little. Don't start running again. That looks bad. Really, really bad.