Now that IAAF has officially said all athletes will be blood tested in Daegu, and now with Steve Mullings testing positive.. How many athletes will be terrified in the next few weeks and drop out of Daegu with 'injuries' and such...?
Please post athletes that become 'injured' in the next few weeks! Some of them may be completely legit, that much is sure, others.... not so much?
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Does no one have an answer?
We shall see
It looks like word got out before the announcement.
Kara Goucher has a hip injury.
Molly Huddle has plantar fasciitis.
Desi Davila doesn't seem to want to go.
This is going to be a big list.
I am curious about the Ethio and Ken teams!!!
Spain?
long sox wrote:
It looks like word got out before the announcement.
Kara Goucher has a hip injury.
Molly Huddle has plantar fasciitis.
Desi Davila doesn't seem to want to go.
This is going to be a big list.
If Kara is out, then Desi will take her place. Both can not be on the list.
Caster Semenya Pulls Out Of World University Games With Back Injury
better question
who tanked it at Nats to avoid getting picked and exposed to the Blood Passport Rule?
Lolo Jones.
sheet metal man wrote:
Lolo Jones.
nah she's just a headcase who, it seems, can not capture a boyfriend.
Because most guys would stick it in any gal who would let them no matter how fugly they are I'll assume she is getting laid but wants a 'real boyfriend attuned to her inner femininininity and ticking biological clock'.
she has been injured all year.
"[Semenya] said it's a niggling problem that may potentially lead to an injury,"
Read more:
http://www.sacbee.com/2011/08/11/3831500/report-semenya-struggling-with.html#ixzz1Upf94rJz
Asafa Powell pulled out of London with a "groin injury". Ato thinks it was really money (taxes in London/UK), but we'll see.
Wonder if Deagu is Rupp-certified.
I'd go for our for 400m champ CO
On second thoughts she's slowed down so much I think she's off the gear
Russian high jumper and hammer thrower, both strong medal contenders.
wyatt earp wrote:
Russian high jumper and hammer thrower, both strong medal contenders.
Are the Russian middle distance females peeing into their own bottle these days?
The question is whether it's their own pee.
Ike Kneesuffer wrote:
The question is whether it's their own pee.
Go take a look at the present IAAF top list for the womens 800 and you'll know what I'm talking about. The South Africans may need to get a 1:52 male instead of a 1:55 male in there.
"Obviously, the data are convincing," Ljungqvist said. "The DNA analysis are 100 percent. So if the urine does not belong to the athlete … then they certainly have a case to answer. It's a sad story."