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Peach Pit wrote:
I don't have any retirement savings, so I'll take that bet.
But I am loaded and will still take that bet. I trade 4 a living.
“Ryan Hall is still in fact in his career right now. He is making money as an IG physical fitness influencer. And he is clearly doping. The fact that no running journalist has exposed this is pathetic“
Ryan loved using all kinds of supplements during his career- he never hid that fact and to best of his knowledge and his coaching, they were all legitimate and drug free. Nevertheless some of them seemed very risky to use. His current physical state is very impressive and he’s combined intense workouts with diet and supplements to get there - Nothing illegal though. I think though that realistically he knew that if he wanted to continue to compete at that level he would in fact have to start using drugs to keep up - he wasn’t willing to live and train dishonestly, his deep faith precluded that option period. I’m surprised though that he hasn’t been falsely accused yet. There are those who actually hated his expressions of faith and would love to childishly dump on him for that.
Stop hating on our Los Angeles super stars.
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It's too bad that God coached Ryan to run himself into the ground. The Almighty is pretty good at creating everything, but coaching - not so much.
He’s using now. Anyone questioning that doesn’t understand what it takes to build that kind of muscle.
Of course none of this is “illegal.” It’s not even illegal to dope in sports. It won’t put you in prison (unless you perjure yourself like Marion).
But - Hall obviously using huge amounts of gear now and lying about it (claiming it’s from his 200g protein intake lmao) makes it more likely he doped in his running career.
PS gotta add, re: Willis. Everyone likes him, genuinely nice guy, supportive of his competitors … none of that means anything with regard to whether or not he doped.
I’m a D2 female runner. Our coach explicitly told us not to visit LetsRun forums.
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