Originally posted by RalleighOke
But I won't take it to heart, not unless they release any names.
Originally posted by steve
I wonder who the high profile senior cyclist was?
Originally posted by RalleighOke
I heard a name this weekend from one of my cycling buddies but would rather not say as I can't back this up, if this is in fact true then it would be a shock to some.
But, his red blood cell levels were at 52 and the normal person is at 31 (I think).
Ricstern should know what that means.
Originally posted by jim gravity
"off the top of my head haematocrit is likely to be in the low 40's for people who are well trained."
but, more like 49.9% for a professional cyclist for some strange reason.
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