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As I posted before I was given EPO by Team doctor, and seen many people being injected but I never thought to take pictures. I spoke to a former team mate from when I was a junior who was banned for EPO He has tried a comeback clean and say’s its impossible to be competitive without doping. I know it’ happening although I have not raced for at top level for 6 years I would be inclined to believe him more than you. |
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That's a body builders dose bro and would result in too much water and muscle weight gain even with an estrogen inhibitor like arimidex......but as little as 150mg/week will result in a doubling of free test in the body. I heard EQ is good at about 400mg but never did it. |
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The patch only provides a dose that brings your testosterone level into the mid normal range....it's for men that suffer from low natural testosterone levels due to age. But most men make plenty of testosterone even at age 60...yet some need a boost. If you take the patch all it will do it shut down your own natural test production and hold you at about 500ng/dl(mid normal) range. Then your nuts would shrink because they are not putting out testosterone...and do if they atre small enough for long enough they may not return to normal if you stop the patch. So if tbro's out there are going to take testosterone then I wouldn't take if for more than 4 months before going off. |
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1. What's everypone's natural hematocrit levels? 2. How much does a high hematocrit really help? The reason I ask is that I'm natural, never taken drugs in my life and my hematocrit has been measured regularly at 47-49 (never goes below 47). Yet, I am not a very good cyclist. Obviously there are other factors but still... |
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Two thoughts: there are still lots of benefits of sport without having to 'make it'. So I'm keeping my kids in it until the doping stops them, and hope that they simply love physical activity enough that it stays in their lives. It worked that way for me, and sport has been good for them so far. The second is, what the hell are the leaders in sport doing, (or not doing) to allow it to get this way? The UCI is starting to react, but it's two steps forward, one back. (eg. the missed out of competiton tests that have been happening) I think we as parents should make a lot more noise about what they are doing that allows doping to take place. Even they must have kids and share the worry about their health and hopes. I'm convinced it's their attitude that has allowed it to get this way. There are too many decent people in high level sport who have been forced to dope. |
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[QUOTE=Lister Farrar]As the parent of 13 and 9 year old athletes, I have the same fears. Two thoughts: there are still lots of benefits of sport without having to 'make it'. So I'm keeping my kids in it until the doping stops them, and hope that they simply love physical activity enough that it stays in their lives. It worked that way for me, and sport has been good for them so far. The second is, what the hell are the leaders in sport doing, (or not doing) to allow it to get this way? The UCI is starting to react, but it's two steps forward, one back. (eg. the missed out of competiton tests that have been happening) I think we as parents should make a lot more noise about what they are doing that allows doping to take place. Even they must have kids and share the worry about their health and hopes. I'm convinced it's their attitude that has allowed it to get this way. There are too many decent people in high level sport who have been forced to dope.[/QUOTE] "Forced to dope"??????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Give me a bleepin' break! Nobody, I repeat NOBODY is FORCED to dope! Each individual rider is making a conscious choice to do whatever doping practice they choose to do. So you're calling the dopers "victims", eh? It's just that very attitude which perpetuates this ridiculousness of dopers, when caught, getting proverbial slaps on the wrist. IMO, one conviction and you're banned for life. There needs to be a deterrent in place; there is none as it stands now. "Decent people" my eye! They're all frauds and fakes! What is "decent" about that - unless you're also a fraud and a fake. I don't care what their excuse is. Because you see one guy jump off a bridge, does that mean you have to do it too?? I'm sick of the lame excuses people give for obtaining things they don't rightfully deserve..."By any means necessary"..."The ends justify the means"...all that B.S.!!! |
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Don't worry about him "needing" to dope to be a solid cat1. I have a few friends who are strong riders and do not dope. First one started at ~17/18yrs old, is 23 now, and is consistently battling it out with domestic pros. He's a cat1 and trains maybe 12hrs/wk most of the year, and a little more in spring/summer. He has no intentions of going pro and just does it for the fun of the sport. His palmares is impressive for the amount he trains -- always podium at collegiate nationals, numerous top 10 and top 5 finishes in SuperWeek, Tour of Ohio, and other quality races. I have another 25yr old friend who is a domestic pro for a popular US team. He's not the team leader, but he's fast. Finished the Tour of California, Tour of Virginia, most aggressive rider in one of the ToC stages, and some good results at other races. The third one is 21yrs old and takes spring semesters off to train in the south. He's won some collegiate nationals events, best young rider at tour of virginia, upcoming Tour of PA, Kelley Cup NRC race, and won Cross Country Cycling Classic in Belize. You don't need to dope to be a strong domestic pro. I'm not so sure after you cross the Professional Continental area, though.
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