I know Faith Kipyegon but apparently a 1:57/3:50 man in Kenya is doping.
This gives me so many questions
1) Why are they wasting money testing a 1:57/3:50 man?
2) Does this make anyone less confident that all of these positives in Kenya are from intentional doping? Maybe some of them are negligence or food supply. Why would a guy so slow even bother? Or is it because he has nothing, he really needs to dope as it's only option to earn a decent living?
I know Faith Kipyegon but apparently a 1:57/3:50 man in Kenya is doping.
This gives me so many questions
1) Why are they wasting money testing a 1:57/3:50 man?
2) Does this make anyone less confident that all of these positives in Kenya are from intentional doping? Maybe some of them are negligence or food supply. Why would a guy so slow even bother? Or is it because he has nothing, he really needs to dope as it's only option to earn a decent living?
I know Faith Kipyegon but apparently a 1:57/3:50 man in Kenya is doping.
This gives me so many questions
1) Why are they wasting money testing a 1:57/3:50 man?
2) Does this make anyone less confident that all of these positives in Kenya are from intentional doping? Maybe some of them are negligence or food supply. Why would a guy so slow even bother? Or is it because he has nothing, he really needs to dope as it's only option to earn a decent living?
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Because running is quite literally the only possible path to living a good life for many people in Kenya. That goes doubly for people in refugee camps. Of course they dope.
I think we forget that some people are legitimately stupid. Like, mentally handicapped. Guy probably thought drugs would make him an Olympian. Remember Daniel Komen actually didn't think that fitness would go away if he stopped training.
Don't know anything about him but maybe those times were on crap tracks in old spikes off crap training, crap nutrition etc. He may actually have shown some real talent in training camps.
Some agent/coach may have spotted him mixing it with some elites and thought maybe he could develop into a pro with a bit of "help".
I know Faith Kipyegon but apparently a 1:57/3:50 man in Kenya is doping.
This gives me so many questions
1) Why are they wasting money testing a 1:57/3:50 man?
2) Does this make anyone less confident that all of these positives in Kenya are from intentional doping? Maybe some of them are negligence or food supply. Why would a guy so slow even bother? Or is it because he has nothing, he really needs to dope as it's only option to earn a decent living?
Maybe to give himself a shot at getting faster? Or because everyone is doing it? Don't all dopers to just be faster? Maybe he would have been a 4:20 miler without doping. It is not rocket science. If it is widespread it goes from top to bottom.
I know Faith Kipyegon but apparently a 1:57/3:50 man in Kenya is doping.
This gives me so many questions
1) Why are they wasting money testing a 1:57/3:50 man?
2) Does this make anyone less confident that all of these positives in Kenya are from intentional doping? Maybe some of them are negligence or food supply. Why would a guy so slow even bother? Or is it because he has nothing, he really needs to dope as it's only option to earn a decent living?
Just think for a second. The situation is bad enough in South Sudan that there are refugees. His times may not be good for Kenya, but they are good enough to make a South Sudan refugee team. We aren’t sure if doping was intentional, if he did it to get to 3:50 (and on the team), or if he did it to try to get faster. Oh, and he’s not Kenyan. South Sudan is a separate country so these ‘positives in Kenya’ might not be super related to a South Sudan refugee, I think he might have a different set of circumstances.
