TruePerhaps you need to understand this - this part of the forum is for discussing pro cycling, the clue is in the title.
I'm sure there are other forums more suited to your interests.
www.loadofoldcobblers.com springs to mind
TruePerhaps you need to understand this - this part of the forum is for discussing pro cycling, the clue is in the title.
I'm sure there are other forums more suited to your interests.
Err, amateur? Money?Where there is money...whether in amateur
Wada's 2016 watch list?
Stimulants
Narcotics
- Bupropion - anti-depressant
- Caffeine - banned for 20 years until 2004
- Nicotine
- Phenylephrine and phenylpropanolamine - decongestants
- Pipradrol - counters fatigue
- Synephrine - found in weight-loss and energy products
Glucocorticoids - anti-inflammatories
- Mitragynine - natural occurring plant compound said to aid recovery
- Tramadol - strong painkiller
Telmisartan - used for high blood pressure
“British Cycling are really on the ball – Richard Freeman, the doctor – in terms of things that have been changed, saying: ‘Please don’t take this any more.’”
On WADA's 2017 Banned list???????
So I personally don't find Wiggens comment
surprising as 50% are things that "people" use if not every day then regularly
Notwithstanding that I you were a athlete in a testing regime then I would of thought it would be prudent that you would be on top of it
I'm still waiting for the Fuentes names. Unless he has evidence of names I'm not sure we'll get these ones.Just seen on twitter that the Sunday Times are running a story from some doctor claiming he has helped over 150 UK athletes dope, including "Tour de France" cyclists...a quick online check reveals him to be Mark Bonar, who the Daily Mail (sorry) revealed "kept dying patient in the dark about her terminal cancer and told her she'd have to wait for NHS treatment so he could keep charging her for unconventional nutrition therapy" in December of last year. He sounds an utter daffodil.
edit - further enquiry online indicates he is a daffodil of the highest order. And more than a little "Walter Mitty"
Yeah, strength, speed and stamina don't help at all(!)I don't know why he was treating footballers, there is no need to dope in football as its a skill game
But if you can continue to run at full tilt for the full 90+ minutes without losing your skill level that is invaluable. Looks at the Barcelona teams that won European Cups, constant pressing for the full games that seemed almost impossible. Yes the players are all highly skilled but being able to keep on it for the full game is better than doing it for just 70 minutes and hanging on to the game from there.I don't know why he was treating footballers, there is no need to dope in football as its a skill game
But if you can continue to run at full tilt for the full 90+ minutes without losing your skill level that is invaluable. Looks at the Barcelona teams that won European Cups, constant pressing for the full games that seemed almost impossible. Yes the players are all highly skilled but being able to keep on it for the full game is better than doing it for just 70 minutes and hanging on to the game from there.