Dopers suck

[Ozzie NL]

On 5/17/2021 at 4:26 PM, Sid the Sloth said:

https://www.strava.com/segments/3211261

 

Sjoe those 70+% segments must be hard!!!!

[TNT1]

2 hours ago, DieselnDust said:

in 20yrs when doping controls are more effective?

I like a good joke.

[DieselnDust]

2 minutes ago, TNT1 said:

I like a good joke.

Have to believe in something

[eddy]

22 hours ago, kosmonooit said:

Hard to accept/imagine/fathom Katie knowingly doped, she is such a CX legend. In my opinion what this does show is cracks in the system BUT, as I say, what is unique here is that she was so outspoken about others (namely Denise) who unfortunately had problems in this regard. And now it happens to her....

 

 

It seems she passed  the standard test but got bust by a new, more specific test.

Expect more "clean" athletes to get pinged.

ps. I see one of the UK silver medalists in the 4x100 tested positive. His mates must be happy with him as they hand their medals back.

[wattnow]

The sooner we all realize that professional sport and sport in general is littered with PED's the sooner we can all act less surprised/shocked and disappointed in our idols. It is evident in all sport, no matter the country, age category or discipline. 

Happy Friday.

[TNT1]

11 minutes ago, eddy said:

His mates must be happy with him as they hand their medals back.

Like they aren't using the same or similar products anyway? 

 

Bringing it back to Compton, being popped for an anabolic is just bush league. 

 

As the UK sprinter shows us, SARMS and associated hormone antagonists are the way forward, especially if there is any aerobic component to the sport.

[eddy]

2 minutes ago, TNT1 said:

Like they aren't using the same or similar products anyway? 

 

You know that the sin is not in the taking but in the getting caught...????

[RocknRolla]

37 minutes ago, wattnow said:

The sooner we all realize that professional sport and sport in general is littered with PED's the sooner we can all act less surprised/shocked and disappointed in our idols. It is evident in all sport, no matter the country, age category or discipline. 

Happy Friday.

There is the problem right there....they are just humans like us, and their **** still stinks (albeit a bit more enhanced)

[Mars1967]

I have to say that it is a nerve wracking experience. I shot competitively, have my Protea Colours and was fairly successful and blessed in my endeavours. When Drugfreesport SA ask you to step aside and pee in the little vial, you suddenly start worrying about that Disprin you took two weeks ago!!! It is almost a case of you don’t know what you don’t know. And then the wait for the results  ????

I don’t know how you can knowingly dope and live with the stress but I suppose anything for that extra edge. And yes I was clean every time. I stayed away from any and all supplements and medication and even things like energy drinks. Too much hard work, time and dedication to throw away on testing positive for something that was taken in ignorance or innocently. 

Edited August 13, 2021 by Mars1967

[justinafrika]

Sir Bradley Wiggins this week looking like he’s in need of a few more TUE’s...

 

 

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"I'm tired of pills in sport. They may be legal pills, but I'm tired of pills in cycling and I think it's grotesque that it has to be so obvious," Wacker told Feltet.dk.

"It's so obvious. In the big races, people ride around with little containers in their pockets with pills and so on. I've never wanted to take anything myself, and then you know that in all the finals, the others are taking something you're not taking. There are painkillers and caffeine among other things. It's absolutely ridiculous the amount people take

 

Just in case y'all thought the sport was clean.

 

https://www.cyclingnews.com/news/young-danish-rider-retires-cites-rampant-use-of-pills-in-pro-peloton/

[Eldron]

7 minutes ago, TNT1 said:

Just in case y'all thought the sport was clean.

 

https://www.cyclingnews.com/news/young-danish-rider-retires-cites-rampant-use-of-pills-in-pro-peloton/

Pills doesn't necessarily mean dirty...

[Furbz]

3 minutes ago, Eldron said:

Pills doesn't necessarily mean dirty...

i recently started on Creatine, Beta Alanine, Omega 3 (Dr for my eyes post lasik), L Glutamine, CLA 3000 and BCAA's.

all with a protein shake after a hard ride.

i can tell you i take 1/4th the recommended dose of all the above and its still something like 12 tablets. it would be insane trying to keep up with the recommended dosage!

my take is that i just want to fill any gap that my diet may be missing. 

do i think it helps? - yes. i believe it helped me recover faster in a period of hard training. i doubt it would make any difference if you are not in a difficult phase of structured training.

 

but i totally get his view, if riders are taking the full dosages they would be popping handfuls of pills like smarties.

and i am certain they are taking way more than what i listed above.

 

 

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12 minutes ago, Eldron said:

Pills doesn't necessarily mean dirty...

Shall we call it grubby, or slightly soiled then?

[TNT1]

2 minutes ago, Furbz said:

i recently started on Creatine, Beta Alanine, Omega 3 (Dr for my eyes post lasik), L Glutamine, CLA 3000 and BCAA's.

all with a protein shake after a hard ride.

i can tell you i take 1/4th the recommended dose of all the above and its still something like 12 tablets. it would be insane trying to keep up with the recommended dosage!

my take is that i just want to fill any gap that my diet may be missing. 

do i think it helps? - yes. i believe it helped me recover faster in a period of hard training. i doubt it would make any difference if you are not in a difficult phase of structured training.

 

but i totally get his view, if riders are taking the full dosages they would be popping handfuls of pills like smarties.

and i am certain they are taking way more than what i listed above.

 

 

They should remove the "no needle" policy. Pro's are gonna pro, might as well let them do it in a way that's less harmful to their livers.

[Eldron]

1 minute ago, TNT1 said:

Shall we call it grubby, or slightly soiled then?

Well that's the thing - we just don't know.

The last few years would suggest the sport is cleaner but still not squeaky clean.

Kinda like all humans really - some of the guys in your racing group will be cheating, some of the people in your office will be stealing, some of the people in your social circle will drive drunk and speed - that doesn't mean that we should refer to your friends and colleagues as cheating, thieving, law breaking drunkards...