Obvious dopers are getting caught, and that suggests NOT EVERYBODY is doping

Ok. Feel better now?

YES!!

Then I am happy for you. Congrats brother!

How did you lose count when you listed all 3 of them lol (including a pre-Olympics one)?

The Swiss guys 9.84 was well after his provisional suspension and weeks of mediocrity. Looked like faulty timing as posters have documented he ran for 10.1 seconds (not even including reaction) on video yet was given a 9.84 time.

I’m not sure why you’d be so confident of a Hassan bust when her performance has been consistent since 2018 and she’s been frequently tested for years.

I believe that only the whites are not doping. Is that not correct Coevett?

Did you smoke a cigarette after each bust was announced?

No one should EVER get caught in a post-competition test. If they do then their team doctor screwed up the math.

HGH, steroids, etc you use during training. You reap the benefits. You taper off so you're not on anything actually during completion but you are still much faster because of the training you were able to do with much higher protein synthesis/recovery.

Alan

I remember Kenya had a breakthrough at the worlds a cycle or two back and a few athletes were popped. I mean they had a man make the semifinals who would make prime Ronnie Coleman blush...

Runningart2004 wrote:

No one should EVER get caught in a post-competition test. If they do then their team doctor screwed up the math.

HGH, steroids, etc you use during training. You reap the benefits. You taper off so you're not on anything actually during completion but you are still much faster because of the training you were able to do with much higher protein synthesis/recovery.

Alan

+1 exactly, if you catch someone in-comp that's a massive blunder. Hell, even if you get them out of comp that's a blunder as well. Would also like to see super obv Hassan get busted.

Runningart2004 wrote:

No one should EVER get caught in a post-competition test. If they do then their team doctor screwed up the math.

HGH, steroids, etc you use during training. You reap the benefits. You taper off so you're not on anything actually during completion but you are still much faster because of the training you were able to do with much higher protein synthesis/recovery.

Alan

Yes, but you still have to cycle very intelligently when you come off them, otherwise you will be competing with the testosterone levels of a 12 year old girl.

Runningart2004 wrote:

No one should EVER get caught in a post-competition test. If they do then their team doctor screwed up the math.

HGH, steroids, etc you use during training. You reap the benefits. You taper off so you're not on anything actually during completion but you are still much faster because of the training you were able to do with much higher protein synthesis/recovery.

Alan

^ Yep. You just hope no one shows up during buildup which is very rare nowadays - just ask Kincaid.

Runningart2004 wrote:

No one should EVER get caught in a post-competition test. If they do then their team doctor screwed up the math.

HGH, steroids, etc you use during training. You reap the benefits. You taper off so you're not on anything actually during completion but you are still much faster because of the training you were able to do with much higher protein synthesis/recovery.

Alan

You keep the added strength for a full two months after quitting the steroids...I certainly did.

Coevett wrote:

Runningart2004 wrote:

No one should EVER get caught in a post-competition test. If they do then their team doctor screwed up the math.

HGH, steroids, etc you use during training. You reap the benefits. You taper off so you're not on anything actually during completion but you are still much faster because of the training you were able to do with much higher protein synthesis/recovery.

Alan

Yes, but you still have to cycle very intelligently when you come off them, otherwise you will be competing with the testosterone levels of a 12 year old girl.

Which for most LRCers would be an improvement!

But yea......"team doctor" needs to know what he's doing obviously.

Alan

runnerboy70 wrote:

Runningart2004 wrote:

No one should EVER get caught in a post-competition test. If they do then their team doctor screwed up the math.

HGH, steroids, etc you use during training. You reap the benefits. You taper off so you're not on anything actually during completion but you are still much faster because of the training you were able to do with much higher protein synthesis/recovery.

Alan

You keep the added strength for a full two months after quitting the steroids...I certainly did.

Males maintain strength gains much longer than women simply by nature.

Coevett wrote:

The only other Kenyan in history faster than 10.27 is a convicted doper himself.

When you have to lie you lose all credibility.

Not that you have any left after years of lies and racism.

Runningart2004 wrote:

No one should EVER get caught in a post-competition test. If they do then their team doctor screwed up the math.

HGH, steroids, etc you use during training. You reap the benefits. You taper off so you're not on anything actually during completion but you are still much faster because of the training you were able to do with much higher protein synthesis/recovery.

Alan

Absolutely this. For an athlete to be busted with hgh even during training is a mistake made only by someone that is careless and lazy.

Narrator: Actually, yes they are. Too easy and too much incentive and even the most obvious dopers will get away with it ad have a fan club so long as they are not dumb enough to test positive in competition.

Coevett wrote:

Hopefully we'll see at least one or two distance busts in the next week, such as Katir and Siffan Hassan.

At least some trutheful statement, you hope those athletes are doping, because you just couldn't handle it if those Africans just were better than your beloved white British stimulants.

Katir is clean in my opinion