asdfasdf wrote:
David Torrence tried Aden as a coach a couple years ago. I wonder if he left because he got suspicious.
http://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?thread=5794156
I always assumed that's why he left so quickly and barely talked about it
Renato Casanova (coach) wrote:
This has been the news reported about, quiet few media now in news. Let explain my view of point on this situationa.
First, this is only about coach, not runner Dibaba. Dibaba all naturalle, if you know what I mean.
She train altitude at high metres, what that means can anyone who understands, understand. Blood lipid profiles, more viscosity, faster acceleration, but - this only for ATHLETA who raised born at altitude. Dibaba, e.g. QED.
Now after the fact, she fastest female runner (and I mean double-x) all of sudden other athlete and association jealeous, not want her run fastly.
When the sun set at end of day, there won't be things but dust. Those dust will settel into wind and then she will be still - best athleta.
I had you at 2/10 until the last paragraph.
7/10
This is why doping being made a criminal offence is a good thing. WADA would have a hard time performing raids by itself.
More countries need to recognise doping in professional athletics is fraud.
I'm very pleased that potentially guilty parties have been arrested for alleged doping. I hope the police and the IAAF can bring out the truth.
However, I'm also sad for the sport. I don't think it can get much worse for athletics.
Metric Miler wrote:
This is why doping being made a criminal offence is a good thing. WADA would have a hard time performing raids by itself.
More countries need to recognise doping in professional athletics is fraud.
I'm very pleased that potentially guilty parties have been arrested for alleged doping. I hope the police and the IAAF can bring out the truth.
However, I'm also sad for the sport. I don't think it can get much worse for athletics.
I agree with all the above except for your last statement. There are unscrupulous people who will try to cheat and it is good that they're being caught and taken off the playing field. This is a good day for track and field. There will be fewer medals in Rio that have to be reallocated years afterwards.
Was it Coe? wrote:
Link wrote:4
They can probably do DNA testing on the needles, right?
Man, I don't like how Seb is so obviously in Nike's pocket and biased and provincial but, I have to hand it to him and the IAAF these last few days - first Russia and now Aden's group - including, Dibaba(s)! Even if it is only to help British athletes win more medals, the sport just got a little cleaner this past week. (I hope....)
Doesn't it seem a little suspicious to anyone else that this is happening just when the heat has been turned up on Coe? I guess if he delivers dopers then he may be able to keep his job even though many believe he is also guilty.
My thoughts exactly. Now he can sit back and say "See I told you I was the man for the job."
All the while protecting his friends and former employers.
Just thought of this but maybe the new website by Hajo Seppelt had something to do with it.
sportsleaks.com
dopingleaks.com
maybe someone sent in a tip and they contacted the authorities.
Hamza Driouch story seems like it might be true now, I wonder who silenced him and told him to say he made it up.
Renato Casanova (coach) wrote:
This has been the news reported about, quiet few media now in news. Let explain my view of point on this situationa.
First, this is only about coach, not runner Dibaba. Dibaba all naturalle, if you know what I mean.
She train altitude at high metres, what that means can anyone who understands, understand. Blood lipid profiles, more viscosity, faster acceleration, but - this only for ATHLETA who raised born at altitude. Dibaba, e.g. QED.
Now after the fact, she fastest female runner (and I mean double-x) all of sudden other athlete and association jealeous, not want her run fastly.
When the sun set at end of day, there won't be things but dust. Those dust will settel into wind and then she will be still - best athleta.
This doesn't explain anything. WTF?
Rio+Epo=Gold wrote:
Aden's group 2 days before raid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlrQ5qttmhY
From the video it looks like one of the 400m was run in 49x and it looks like one GB's 400m was about 53x. Wow, that's training.
Please take into account that in Spain is considered a felony only as long the health of the athletes has been put in danger. The athletes will not be convicted.
Moreover, being considered a felony, it has to be proven up to the hilt.
So, as long as you do not expect anything from the Spanish Justice, then these are great news.
As for geography, Sabadell is as far from Andorra as Girona is. Lance Armstrong was a great fan of Girona and its surrondings.
Font Romeu is literally on the border and a very normal way to get there is via a flight to Barcelona or Girona. Sabadell is next to Barcelona and on the highway to Andorra. Mo knows very well.
Oh no there goes Rio wrote:
Happiest person ever about this news:
Rob Young
I was thinking the same thing lol.
Yes, dibaba is extremely happy, but she just broke the world record so she has the right to be... How happy would you be if you broke a 20+ year old world record? You'd forget about the pain and celebrate like any normal person. He reaction is no indicator that she dopes (not saying she doesn't but your point is invalid).
Fast Dude Runner wrote:
Renato Casanova (coach) wrote:This has been the news reported about, quiet few media now in news. Let explain my view of point on this situationa.
First, this is only about coach, not runner Dibaba. Dibaba all naturalle, if you know what I mean.
She train altitude at high metres, what that means can anyone who understands, understand. Blood lipid profiles, more viscosity, faster acceleration, but - this only for ATHLETA who raised born at altitude. Dibaba, e.g. QED.
Now after the fact, she fastest female runner (and I mean double-x) all of sudden other athlete and association jealeous, not want her run fastly.
When the sun set at end of day, there won't be things but dust. Those dust will settel into wind and then she will be still - best athleta.
This doesn't explain anything. WTF?
Ahem, it a troll post by a weak troll.
nwpow wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aE5ZMQwiUELook at everyone after the race. Only Price was happy and that was because she got $$$ for the WR being set. Everyone else was just disgusted.
Yes, dibaba is extremely happy, but she just broke the world record so she has the right to be... How happy would you be if you broke a 20+ year old world record? You'd forget about the pain and celebrate like any normal person. He reaction is no indicator that she dopes (not saying she doesn't but your point is invalid).
good.i hope they catch the old turd,and his throng of drug assisted robot athletes.
HardLoper wrote:
asdfasdf wrote:David Torrence tried Aden as a coach a couple years ago. I wonder if he left because he got suspicious.
http://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?thread=5794156I always assumed that's why he left so quickly and barely talked about it
Same here.
Jama Aden raced Seb Coe in the LA olympics. Maybe he was inspired?
pop_pop!_v2.2.1 wrote:
doot doot wrote:Who do you trust? You prolly leave France and head to Kenya where the EPO is abundant.
Is somewhere in New Mexico, USA a destination any more? Historically, there were lots of sketchy performances after training there.
Including Radcliffe
how does dibabas recent absence tie-in with this raid on her coach
trackfan. wrote:
how does dibabas recent absence tie-in with this raid on her coach
She sure didn't look injured in that video.
Steeplenerd wrote:
trackfan. wrote:how does dibabas recent absence tie-in with this raid on her coach
She sure didn't look injured in that video.
indeed
so what was going on