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  • come on people, you're missing the obvious

    There is no independent anti-doping association in the Caribbean. Even Victor Conte thinks this is a huge problem.
    Posted to Explainer by dubhghaill on August 20, 2008

  • Re: Tour de France 2005: Port de Pailheres

    I totally disagree about drug testing. The rider with the most interesting things to say about testing is David Millar (who himself got found guilty) and I agree with him that drugs will always be a problem, but that there are things you can do to make it harder to use them to succeed. Milar's own team (Slipstream/Garmin-Chipotle) is a model of ...
    Posted to Best of the Fray by august on July 14, 2008

  • I care about racehorses- BUT

    Steroids should be banned. But by the industry, not by the Federal government. Its all entertainment, and our congress should take care of the peoples ''business''. They can't fix the healthcare system but they can hold an endless series of hearings posturing and grandstanding for their photo op's and sound byte's. For what? I want my ...
    Posted to Sports Nut by RobinInHouston on July 2, 2008

  • Those Dopes in Uniform

    When people talk about steroind use, they always talk about athletes, be they professional or high school. What I've been worrying about for a while is steroid use in the armed forces. Are would be marines, rangers, special forces and Navy Seals using steroids? I'm not concerned that they might be cheating, but is it right to allow servicemen ...
    Posted to Human Nature by mlr on February 29, 2008

  • Legalized doping in sports

    We have legalized doping in a more crucial area of our lives: the food we eat. Unless we are using organic milk on our Wheaties, give Barry Bonds a break. Of course we don't use regular milk to enhance our performance in any way. But the cows were given production-enhancing hormones. Of course, again, they didn't choose to take them. And ...
    Posted to Sports Nut by onlein on August 14, 2007

  • Why must you blame world class athletes

    Anyone who has ever watched a whole stage of the Tour de France (other than the prologue) would agree that it has to be one of the hardest, if not the hardest sporting competition in the world. To ask the human body to go 100 miles a day for nearly 20 days straight is too much. These athletes train and train and train there asses off and even when ...
    Posted to Sports Nut by Sohlis on July 29, 2007