Alberto Salazar’s 4-Year Ban is Now Lifted. Does He Start Coaching Overseas?

Obviously Oblivious wrote:

Remember, Salazar has never had an athlete test positive for a banned substance; Schumacher has.

Wow 68 wrote:

I should probably google this but from where does safe sport obtain its authority to ban someone from coaching across the United States? I do not believe it is based on federal law. are there laws in all 50 states that delegate authority to state associations and then those delegate to safe sport? If I wanted to stand with a stopwatch in Central Park and call out splits to people who pay me would I need to register with safesport? Alberto should challenge the cosntitustioanotiy of it

Wow 68 wrote:

I should probably google this but from where does safe sport obtain its authority to ban someone from coaching across the United States? I do not believe it is based on federal law. are there laws in all 50 states that delegate authority to state associations and then those delegate to safe sport? If I wanted to stand with a stopwatch in Central Park and call out splits to people who pay me would I need to register with safesport? Alberto should challenge the cosntitustioanotiy of it

weird cope wrote:

Obviously Oblivious wrote:

Remember, Salazar has never had an athlete test positive for a banned substance; Schumacher has.

Yep, those two guys had nothing to do with each other. Nothing to see here. Move along.

lowlowlow wrote:

It is wild how he sexual assaulted multiple woman and no one seems to care. It is not a shame he can’t coach in America. Safesport is correct there, even if as an institution they have their own problems.

The_Real_Bullet_Proof1 wrote:

weird cope wrote:

Yep, those two guys had nothing to do with each other. Nothing to see here. Move along.

They don’t like each other. They indeed have nothing to do with each other.

PS - jerry is sketchy.

Wow 68 wrote:

I should probably google this but from where does safe sport obtain its authority to ban someone from coaching across the United States? I do not believe it is based on federal law. are there laws in all 50 states that delegate authority to state associations and then those delegate to safe sport? If I wanted to stand with a stopwatch in Central Park and call out splits to people who pay me would I need to register with safesport? Alberto should challenge the cosntitustioanotiy of it

cosntitustioanotiy wrote:

Wow 68 wrote:

I should probably google this but from where does safe sport obtain its authority to ban someone from coaching across the United States? I do not believe it is based on federal law. are there laws in all 50 states that delegate authority to state associations and then those delegate to safe sport? If I wanted to stand with a stopwatch in Central Park and call out splits to people who pay me would I need to register with safesport? Alberto should challenge the cosntitustioanotiy of it

Alberto should challenge what?

cosntitustioanotiy wrote:

Wow 68 wrote:

I should probably google this but from where does safe sport obtain its authority to ban someone from coaching across the United States? I do not believe it is based on federal law. are there laws in all 50 states that delegate authority to state associations and then those delegate to safe sport? If I wanted to stand with a stopwatch in Central Park and call out splits to people who pay me would I need to register with safesport? Alberto should challenge the cosntitustioanotiy of it

Alberto should challenge what?

lowlowlow wrote:

It is wild how he sexual assaulted multiple woman and no one seems to care. It is not a shame he can’t coach in America. Safesport is correct there, even if as an institution they have their own problems.

bah. wrote:

weird cope wrote:

Weird psuedo-legal talk always comes up when NOP is being discussed. Salazar being banned is kind of like being fired from work or banned from a trade organization. You don't need to do anything illegal to be fired from your job, just don't do your job or be rude to everyone and they'll eventually show you the door. Salazar broke some rules. They just happened to not be the rules that everyone is most familiar with, e.g. directly doping an athlete.

Your firing argument doesn’t apply. It’s a lifetime ban on obtaining employment consistent with his skills.

lowlowlow wrote:

It is wild how he sexual assaulted multiple woman and no one seems to care. It is not a shame he can’t coach in America. Safesport is correct there, even if as an institution they have their own problems.