2017 'PRO' cycling discussion.
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geez, you really can't see it, can you?
Froome didn't get sick and took the meds to save his health - he took them with premeditation because he felt as an "asthmatic" he can cheat his way from a situation where performance deficiency saw him lose precious time. this is no better than Lance's withdrawn positive - because what's the difference between a post dated prescription and an abundantly overused TUE?
Froome didn't get sick and took the meds to save his health - he took them with premeditation because he felt as an "asthmatic" he can cheat his way from a situation where performance deficiency saw him lose precious time. this is no better than Lance's withdrawn positive - because what's the difference between a post dated prescription and an abundantly overused TUE?
kkibbler wrote: WW remembers.
Inhaled Salbutamol doesn't provide an advantage. There's quite a distinct difference between the two cases.tymon_tm wrote:geez, you really can't see it, can you?
Froome didn't get sick and took the meds to save his health - he took them with premeditation because he felt as an "asthmatic" he can cheat his way from a situation where performance deficiency saw him lose precious time. this is no better than Lance's withdrawn positive - because what's the difference between a post dated prescription and an abundantly overused TUE?
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Oh look, the “Larry, Curly and Mo” of over promise and under delivery
beating a dead horse, but it is possible his inhaler was defective and metering out more than the prescribed dose with each hit. I know someone who got a prescription cream compound from a pharmacy where the active ingredient concentration was at least 5 times higher than it was supposed to be. Mistakes do happen (though I am aware that many other have played this card).
Or that he ingested this instead of inhaling it.spud wrote:beating a dead horse, but it is possible his inhaler was defective and metering out more than the prescribed dose with each hit. I know someone who got a prescription cream compound from a pharmacy where the active ingredient concentration was at least 5 times higher than it was supposed to be. Mistakes do happen (though I am aware that many other have played this card).
Or that somebody put him something in his water bottle
Yes sure.....SKY is controlling every tiny bit of everything....marginal gains to achieve wins and money.
their shorts still look really stupidmicky wrote:In other news, Trek-Segafredo 2018 kit.
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Don’t you dare take away my pickle juice shotHaydn wrote:By the same logic an energy gel or bottle of water is performance enhancingLeDuke wrote: If you can't breathe because of a naturally occurring condition, how is taking a substance to enhance your body's natural ability NOT cheating?
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