Literally.
Literally.
Ask Chris Froome
You mean a 4 second improvement on the WR in the 1500 might not be clean!?!?
Balco Rock Me wrote:
Literally.
3:22 next !!!!
The Belial wrote:
You mean a 4 second improvement on the WR in the 1500 might not be clean!?!?
Balco Rock Me wrote:Literally.
Testosterone, HGH, EPO, autologous blood doping, Actovegin, thyroid/asthma meds, ect.
Read the new edition of Drugs In Sports. It's all there.
3:22 next !!!! wrote:
3:22 next !!!!
Gatlin could do it. 27 seconds per 200m. That is literally jogging for him.
The Belial wrote:
You mean a 4 second improvement on the WR in the 1500 might not be clean!?!?
Balco Rock Me wrote:Literally.
Absolutely staggering lack of knowledge of the sport on display here. Tell us more.
Ask Salazar.
It seems the end is near for the Salazar invented technique of maximizing the gray-zone--stay somewhat below the testability line. All bets are off--might as well push up against the testability. Farah showed the possibilities when he ran sub 3:30 the first time. It is now up to WADA to stop the madness.
I don't think they would use any drugs just shortly after the high-profile case of Salazar. Too risky to stay on the cycle during this time frame.
Hey people, try appreciating the immense talent of others!
The Belial wrote:
You mean a 4 second improvement on the WR in the 1500 might not be clean!?!?
Balco Rock Me wrote:Literally.
You mean 0.4?
Ketones and nutraceuticals.
He is talking about Dibaba..
RE: What is the new drug out there? Monaco times are unbelievable.
I hate to be cynical, but I kind of feel that way
No the track is short
Athletics has been plagued by blood doping since 1995. Several years ago, some simpletons on this forum were laughting, when I stated that blood doping among Kenyans was rampant. After Kenyan officials implemented a little bit more strict doping controls two years ago, 22 Kenyan dopers have been caught - including Rita Jeptoo, multiple winner of the Boston and Chicago marathons.
During the recent years, many new drugs have been developed and substituted the o'le good classics such as steroids and EPO.
Google: GW 501516, Aicar, SARMs (Ostarine, Andarine), GHRP, GHRH...
It's an utter farce. This is why I don't watch athletics anymore. It has got out of control.
Well, at least the crowds, weather, and money are fantastic for this meet--hence, also great pacers. Track history always has to be re-written in retrospect, because it is often only years later that the cheaters are exposed.
Nope wrote:
I don't think they would use any drugs just shortly after the high-profile case of Salazar. Too risky to stay on the cycle during this time frame.
Hey people, try appreciating the immense talent of others!
I'm afraid that is asking a little too much from the LRC forum, haha.
Nope wrote:
I don't think they would use any drugs just shortly after the high-profile case of Salazar. Too risky to stay on the cycle during this time frame.
Hey people, try appreciating the immense talent of others!
I'm afraid that is asking a little too much from the LRC forum, haha.
Triple Stack and others:
Tissue-selective, non-steroidal, androgen receptor modulator, etc.