Muscle percentage, overall physical built and times dramatically changed in such short amount of time, which makes me believe that when you go pro, you take something you didn't take in college. Although it doesn't apply to all track clubs and doesn't apply to every runner. Risk and reward. Still everyone has to put in the work to achieve results but "something" is helping.
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unspoken rule wrote:
Muscle percentage, overall physical built and times dramatically changed in such short amount of time, which makes me believe that when you go pro, you take something you didn't take in college. Although it doesn't apply to all track clubs and doesn't apply to every runner. Risk and reward. Still everyone has to put in the work to achieve results but "something" is helping.
will LRC hold to their 'unsubstantiated speculation of PED use is not only allowed but encouraged' principles?
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If he is on the sauce he needs a refund from whoever his dealer is.
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^ & ^^ who are you toolboxes referring to? Sage is a woman. As in Sage Hurta. I assume that is who the OP is referring to.
The constant threads here that cast aspersions on anyone that has improved are bull shít and are beyond old.
If anyone does well, they’re using PEDs. If they are having a slump or get beat, they go home devastated. I guess everyone here thinks it’s best just to be mediocre.
OP, you’re a loser…
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Sage is the saddest excuse for a professional athlete. Surely at this stage he just refers to himself as an instagram influencer.
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Same ol same ol here on LRC wrote:
^ & ^^ who are you toolboxes referring to? Sage is a woman. As in Sage Hurta. I assume that is who the OP is referring to.
Probably 99+% of the threads with "Sage" in the title in the history of this message board has been about the mountain ultra runner. The OP would need to specify a last name for clarity if they want to talk about a different "Sage".
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Has to be the least likely to be doping of anyone regularly talked about here. You would easily wrap up a bunch of vanity runners on T before Sage. There are probably some posters here on T that still race even.
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oaclover420 wrote:
Sage is the saddest excuse for a professional athlete. Surely at this stage he just refers to himself as an instagram influencer.
No one can stay in top form forever. We all have a shelf life. Don't forget, he beated Anton Krupicka at Speedboat 50K. He put 8 minutes on Trail Jesus on the uphills, and even more time on the recent (at the time) World Mountain Running champion, Max King.
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2:16:52 wrote:
oaclover420 wrote:
Sage is the saddest excuse for a professional athlete. Surely at this stage he just refers to himself as an instagram influencer.
No one can stay in top form forever. We all have a shelf life. Don't forget, he beated Anton Krupicka at Speedboat 50K. He put 8 minutes on Trail Jesus on the uphills, and even more time on the recent (at the time) World Mountain Running champion, Max King.
Sage also beated Jim Walmsley at the Speedboat 50k!
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oaclover420 wrote:
Sage is the saddest excuse for a professional athlete. Surely at this stage he just refers to himself as an instagram influencer.
He's doing what he loves and creating content that some people find valuable, including at least one major sponsor. Which I'm guessing is one more than you have/had/will ever have.
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unspoken rule wrote:
Muscle percentage, overall physical built and times dramatically changed in such short amount of time, which makes me believe that when you go pro, you take something you didn't take in college. Although it doesn't apply to all track clubs and doesn't apply to every runner. Risk and reward. Still everyone has to put in the work to achieve results but "something" is helping.
Hint: syntax and proofreading. And/or invest in Grammarly.
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It’s called not having a job and being able to focus in on the little things that you usually don’t have time for: diet, sleep/naps, core, etc
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Pretty sure Don Sage retired a long time ago.
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2:16:52 wrote:
Same ol same ol here on LRC wrote:
^ & ^^ who are you toolboxes referring to? Sage is a woman. As in Sage Hurta. I assume that is who the OP is referring to.
Probably 99+% of the threads with "Sage" in the title in the history of this message board has been about the mountain ultra runner. The OP would need to specify a last name for clarity if they want to talk about a different "Sage".
I thought the OP meant Sage Hurta.
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Sage Hurta*
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