Sigh... Its not great https://www.timeslive.co.za/sport/2020-11-10-sas-top-black-female-100m-sprinter-banned-after-failing-dope-test/ Pretoria-based Tebogo Mamathu‚ who became SA’s second-fastest 100m runner when she went 11.04sec last year‚ was caught in an out-of-competition test conducted in February. The only SA sprinter to have gone faster was Carina Horn‚ who clocked 10.98 in 2018 but was banned herself after failing a drug test last year. Distance runner Ben Matiso‚ who ended 12th in the 2015 Comrades Marathon‚ tested positive for exogeneous‚ or synthetic‚ steroids when finishing second in the Cape Peninsula marathon in Cape Town‚ also in February.
We also started with an experiment - the exact as you with asking what could the health benefits be. We found the intangible 'moral' aspects just kind of grew quietly in the background the longer we stuck with it. Its been an interesting shift. And I agree 1000% with your last statement - as soon as you feel hard done by then it becomes unsustainable. Thats cool, I look forward to later feedback
When I first bought full carbon wheels long ago I knew they would squeak but I didn't care because I really wanted them. I suspect this is the same choice. Nothing to do with science nor practicality. (Unless you live on the side of an Alp)
Wow, good job. Was there anything easier or more difficult going full vegan than you had first thought 9 days ago? Edit: apart from the peeing, thats a stunning victory
Over the 3 tours, the points jersey went from almost more exciting than the GC race in TDF, to average exciting at Giro, to ...well... basically the GC list without any excitement at Vuelta.
The reading I've done is quite varied. Some seem have the opposite to what I'm personally experiencing . I'll stick with the chest strap I reckon for as much as possible . If for nothing else the wrist HR lags are very irritating.
