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"Shooting.
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I would have thought sedatives would be the PED that you would go for in shooting - you want to calm down and steady the aim don’t you? "
I've heard of shooting heroin, but not for aiding shooting
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"The crazy thing is that pretty much every event people have been banned for PEDs. I see diving there, that's had plenty of doping scandals. Even golf has."
In reality, PEDs will help in most/all sports. For example, diving requires exceptional muscle strength and flexibility. Anything that aids muscle strength will potentially aid performance. |
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"The crazy thing is that pretty much every event people have been banned for PEDs. I see diving there, that's had plenty of doping scandals. Even golf has.
In reality, PEDs will help in most/all sports. For example, diving requires exceptional muscle strength and flexibility. Anything that aids muscle strength will potentially aid performance."
OK, scratch diving and shooting. Can I still have skateboarding? Surely they're not doping these younglings? |
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"The crazy thing is that pretty much every event people have been banned for PEDs. I see diving there, that's had plenty of doping scandals. Even golf has.
In reality, PEDs will help in most/all sports. For example, diving requires exceptional muscle strength and flexibility. Anything that aids muscle strength will potentially aid performance.
OK, scratch diving and shooting. Can I still have skateboarding? Surely they're not doping these younglings?"
They're probably NOT doping the young ones but doping for strength, endurance etc will definitely help! All the younglings will have to do the pee in a pot thingy. |
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By *C44Man 25 weeks ago
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"The crazy thing is that pretty much every event people have been banned for PEDs. I see diving there, that's had plenty of doping scandals. Even golf has.
In reality, PEDs will help in most/all sports. For example, diving requires exceptional muscle strength and flexibility. Anything that aids muscle strength will potentially aid performance.
OK, scratch diving and shooting. Can I still have skateboarding? Surely they're not doping these younglings?"
In my distant youth I did a lot of sports at university. The reality was the only way I could have the energy needed to train for the amount of time I needed to train was by using PEDs. I didn't use them, the only people still competing by the 3rd year did. At a high level, some form of doping is pretty much universal. Try training 6 hours a day for anything and maintaining intensity for any period of time without "supplements"
At the elite level it's just staying 1 step ahead of the testing. I can guarantee every Olympic gold medal winner has some substance in their blood, they just haven't worked out a test for it yet |
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"The crazy thing is that pretty much every event people have been banned for PEDs. I see diving there, that's had plenty of doping scandals. Even golf has.
In reality, PEDs will help in most/all sports. For example, diving requires exceptional muscle strength and flexibility. Anything that aids muscle strength will potentially aid performance.
OK, scratch diving and shooting. Can I still have skateboarding? Surely they're not doping these younglings?
In my distant youth I did a lot of sports at university. The reality was the only way I could have the energy needed to train for the amount of time I needed to train was by using PEDs. I didn't use them, the only people still competing by the 3rd year did. At a high level, some form of doping is pretty much universal. Try training 6 hours a day for anything and maintaining intensity for any period of time without "supplements"
At the elite level it's just staying 1 step ahead of the testing. I can guarantee every Olympic gold medal winner has some substance in their blood, they just haven't worked out a test for it yet"
Nah, you can't tell me those young girls in the skateboarding are taking any kind of drugs. Can you? 😕 |
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By *C44Man 25 weeks ago
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"The crazy thing is that pretty much every event people have been banned for PEDs. I see diving there, that's had plenty of doping scandals. Even golf has.
In reality, PEDs will help in most/all sports. For example, diving requires exceptional muscle strength and flexibility. Anything that aids muscle strength will potentially aid performance.
OK, scratch diving and shooting. Can I still have skateboarding? Surely they're not doping these younglings?
In my distant youth I did a lot of sports at university. The reality was the only way I could have the energy needed to train for the amount of time I needed to train was by using PEDs. I didn't use them, the only people still competing by the 3rd year did. At a high level, some form of doping is pretty much universal. Try training 6 hours a day for anything and maintaining intensity for any period of time without "supplements"
At the elite level it's just staying 1 step ahead of the testing. I can guarantee every Olympic gold medal winner has some substance in their blood, they just haven't worked out a test for it yet
Nah, you can't tell me those young girls in the skateboarding are taking any kind of drugs. Can you? 😕"
Cortisol injections to stop joint pain from training 6+ hours a day
Stimulants to increase focus and intensity during training
Sedatives to help sleep when on a tight training schedule
Estrogen blockers to stop effects of menstruation on training
Collagen, creatine, amino acids.
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"The crazy thing is that pretty much every event people have been banned for PEDs. I see diving there, that's had plenty of doping scandals. Even golf has.
In reality, PEDs will help in most/all sports. For example, diving requires exceptional muscle strength and flexibility. Anything that aids muscle strength will potentially aid performance.
OK, scratch diving and shooting. Can I still have skateboarding? Surely they're not doping these younglings?
In my distant youth I did a lot of sports at university. The reality was the only way I could have the energy needed to train for the amount of time I needed to train was by using PEDs. I didn't use them, the only people still competing by the 3rd year did. At a high level, some form of doping is pretty much universal. Try training 6 hours a day for anything and maintaining intensity for any period of time without "supplements"
At the elite level it's just staying 1 step ahead of the testing. I can guarantee every Olympic gold medal winner has some substance in their blood, they just haven't worked out a test for it yet
Nah, you can't tell me those young girls in the skateboarding are taking any kind of drugs. Can you? 😕
Cortisol injections to stop joint pain from training 6+ hours a day
Stimulants to increase focus and intensity during training
Sedatives to help sleep when on a tight training schedule
Estrogen blockers to stop effects of menstruation on training
Collagen, creatine, amino acids.
"
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