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Another top level trackster who passed all drug tests.
It seems that passing the drug testing does not prove much. In fact, it seems that more top level athletes have been caught by other means than the actual drug testing. I am so cynical about it all at this point, that I actually believe that the majority of sprinters and hurdlers are using PEDs regardless of passing the drug tests.
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Originally posted by JacksfAnother top level trackster who passed all drug tests.
It seems that passing the drug testing does not prove much. In fact, it seems that more top level athletes have been caught by other means than the actual drug testing. I am so cynical about it all at this point, that I actually believe that the majority of sprinters and hurdlers are using PEDs regardless of passing the drug tests.
Please keep the BALCO investigation results coming. The athletes who cheated need their day of public shame. I just wished they could have named all 3 athletes on the same day.
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USA for one.
- Crystal Cox, Marion Jones, Antonion Pettigrew, Duane Ross, Tim Mongomery, Maurice Greene, Alvin Harrison, Kelli White, Jerome Young, Dennis Mitchell . . .these were all very top level athletes. There have been so many top level sprinters who passed their tests, but still were discovered to be using PEDs, it is naive to think all athletes who pass a doping test are clean.
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Another reason to consider PED legalization since it appears those who are using are passing the tests designed to undercover PED usage anyway.
Until the decison-makers start hitting the violators in their pocketbook, the standard issue punishments deter no one.
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Cox was hardly a world beater, and I would certainly add Ellenwood to that list...so we should be critiquing "journeyman"/near elite ... in light of the most recent findings (who test negative, of course). Again, does your "enlightened" view extend beyond America (and the sprint/hurdles as you say) to say, Ireland (and the sprint/hurdles)? Because like Ellenwood and Cox...I can't remember any of the Irish sprint hurdlers testing positive, but there was ... Cathal Lombard... who was, wait for it ... an IRISH DISTANCE RUNNER WHO CONFESSED WHEN HE TESTED POSITIVE.
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Originally posted by ndamixUntil the decison-makers start hitting the violators in their pocketbook, the standard issue punishments deter no one.
Does this current spate of sanctions reflect the reality of the anti-doping situation today? Take CERA for instance where the A-D authorities were out in front of the situation. By no means is the situation perfect but Cox and Ross stopped competing when? 2007 and 2005 respectively. A bit of perspective is in order here, no?
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Originally posted by bhallOriginally posted by ndamixUntil the decison-makers start hitting the violators in their pocketbook, the standard issue punishments deter no one.
Does this current spate of sanctions reflect the reality of the anti-doping situation today? Take CERA for instance where the A-D authorities were out in front of the situation. By no means is the situation perfect but Cox and Ross stopped competing when? 2007 and 2005 respectively. A bit of perspective is in order here, no?
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Originally posted by JacksfUSA for one.
- Crystal Cox, Marion Jones, Antonion Pettigrew, Duane Ross, Tim Mongomery, Maurice Greene, Alvin Harrison, Kelli White, Jerome Young, Dennis Mitchell . . .these were all very top level athletes. There have been so many top level sprinters who passed their tests, but still were discovered to be using PEDs, it is naive to think all athletes who pass a doping test are clean.
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Has not. It appears likely that he received PEDs; he admits paying Heredia. Anything beyond that is in the realm of speculation, at least for the time being.
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Originally posted by JonDuane Ross was one of the implicated athletes named by Angel Heredia three and a half years ago, so this 'news' is hardly shocking.Fire Impossible.
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Originally posted by doug091463how does a 2 year ban penalize him? he has not competed since 2005, he is almost certainly retired.
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