I watched some older UFC fights and there seemed to be a lot of gyno going around. One bloke was terrible. Looked like he was breast feeding.
Don't really see it in the current fighters like that.
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Essendon FC investigated over supplements
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I watched some older UFC fights and there seemed to be a lot of gyno going around. One bloke was terrible. Looked like he was breast feeding.
Don't really see it in the current fighters like that.
0ni
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Both chemicals work in identical ways. They both have an effect on the endocrine system as well. The only difference is that one is more effective than the other. There is plenty of evidence to show that creatine increases DHT (studies done in athletes). Creatine is not derived from food. It is found in food but manufactured synthetically in a lab. Growth hormones and IGF are also found in food...
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Equal most.
No conspiracy needed to stop the 17th premiership happening any time soon.
spartacus
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Not true, we were going to win in 2013 but now this ...
Goddard was going to do the work of six defenders, which was going to free up extra midfielders who would actually take some possessions off Watson and kick straight and handball more effectively.
Word got out and others conspired; the rest is now history.
Goddard was going to do the work of six defenders, which was going to free up extra midfielders who would actually take some possessions off Watson and kick straight and handball more effectively.
Word got out and others conspired; the rest is now history.
Sounds like Essendon supporters are on drugs as well.
Rorted salary cap in 93 (proven) and most likely the side was on gear in 2000 to go 21 and and 1 as hird was working with dank then. Same game so was woewoeden. Long history of corruption !!! Go back to vfl u pack dog tip rat scum black and red maggots!!! I rate your scummy side as low as collingwood !!!
Go the hawkers !!!!
spartacus
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great year 2000, saw Dons smash roos by 20 goals in finals and Richmond by over 100 pts that year.
Was also at match we lost to Bulldogs. we were close to perfect then and had a good run with injuries.
I think the others may have been tempted to cheat to be competitive with us after that.
Was also at match we lost to Bulldogs. we were close to perfect then and had a good run with injuries.
I think the others may have been tempted to cheat to be competitive with us after that.
taurus
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In 2000 dank was still in Sydney. He was our head trainer then. Left us in 2001. Loner of a bloke, strange but likeable at the same time.
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spartacus
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This debate is a bit of bullshit, although the govt report may raise important questions.
Drug use has long been in the AFL./VFL in past years. For christ sake, there was no testing for years.
I know of one VFL player who won a best and fairest at a club on drugs the whole year, i know an VFL club doctor who openly told me he gave deca injections to speed up major injuries.
I know of one, now community feted, chemist who used to take the same script for anabolic steroids and give it back each time with it being used sometimes for months. One doctor got quite angry when he knew his profits were being undermined from less patronage.
I remember going to Aust Sports Commission centre a few years back and seeing the canoeist named their champ of year in photoson wall. He was later convicted of association with anabolic steroids.
But now we have to panic, because Aust sport is supposedly riddled by drugs. I mean these people employed in govt often do not really have much of a clue about sports or drug history. But i suppose drugs in sport now offers a new way for supposed top class research. Look at the US, officials once covered up use, now they race each other for brownie points.
Sport is much cleaner than it was in the past, albeit that scrutiny must remain vigilent. The nature of sport is always that many will look for a edge either to cheat, or to minimse any disadantage against their opposition.
Money may have made the problem worse, but this attitude was also rife in amatuer sports in past years. Still is. What about all the footballers running around on gear with little fear of being tested. What about the many who do take illegal peptides with no effective test yet.
While Aust can be proud of its record, they certainly will be disadvantaged against other naitons with far less stringent attitudes. This is a prime reason why i feel we should fete our Aust champions much more, even if their standard is less than overseas.
Drug use has long been in the AFL./VFL in past years. For christ sake, there was no testing for years.
I know of one VFL player who won a best and fairest at a club on drugs the whole year, i know an VFL club doctor who openly told me he gave deca injections to speed up major injuries.
I know of one, now community feted, chemist who used to take the same script for anabolic steroids and give it back each time with it being used sometimes for months. One doctor got quite angry when he knew his profits were being undermined from less patronage.
I remember going to Aust Sports Commission centre a few years back and seeing the canoeist named their champ of year in photoson wall. He was later convicted of association with anabolic steroids.
But now we have to panic, because Aust sport is supposedly riddled by drugs. I mean these people employed in govt often do not really have much of a clue about sports or drug history. But i suppose drugs in sport now offers a new way for supposed top class research. Look at the US, officials once covered up use, now they race each other for brownie points.
Sport is much cleaner than it was in the past, albeit that scrutiny must remain vigilent. The nature of sport is always that many will look for a edge either to cheat, or to minimse any disadantage against their opposition.
Money may have made the problem worse, but this attitude was also rife in amatuer sports in past years. Still is. What about all the footballers running around on gear with little fear of being tested. What about the many who do take illegal peptides with no effective test yet.
While Aust can be proud of its record, they certainly will be disadvantaged against other naitons with far less stringent attitudes. This is a prime reason why i feel we should fete our Aust champions much more, even if their standard is less than overseas.
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Goosey
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Essendon FC fucked up.
Exercise doesn't need to be complicated or complex. Too much time is spent picking the fly shit out of the pepper.
They wanted there players their players to be bigger and stronger.
That weapon bloke is typical of today's crop, he had them training too long and too close to the season, 2 hour leg session, then players had to spend another 2 hours skill training.
If anything, the training regimen he had the players follow was criminal, stupid, idiotic.
Duty of care is number one, the weight room should, has to be the safest place in the stadium.
Exercise is, should be performed to increase ones flexibility around a given joint, applying resistance to a muscle without impact from the fully stretched position to fully contracted position, by increasing one flexibility you are increasing strength, and size.
This is the byproduct of exercise, and it shouldn't happen over one season.
It makes my fuckin blood boil and I predicted the increase of injury, injuries could be cut dramatically if coaches viewed exercise differently and not think like Olympic weightlifters and power lifters.
Exercise doesn't need to be complicated or complex. Too much time is spent picking the fly shit out of the pepper.
They wanted there players their players to be bigger and stronger.
That weapon bloke is typical of today's crop, he had them training too long and too close to the season, 2 hour leg session, then players had to spend another 2 hours skill training.
If anything, the training regimen he had the players follow was criminal, stupid, idiotic.
Duty of care is number one, the weight room should, has to be the safest place in the stadium.
Exercise is, should be performed to increase ones flexibility around a given joint, applying resistance to a muscle without impact from the fully stretched position to fully contracted position, by increasing one flexibility you are increasing strength, and size.
This is the byproduct of exercise, and it shouldn't happen over one season.
It makes my fuckin blood boil and I predicted the increase of injury, injuries could be cut dramatically if coaches viewed exercise differently and not think like Olympic weightlifters and power lifters.
The Hamburgler
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Countries like Jamaica, Spartacus?
spartacus
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Jamaica?
As you know i wrote this with some reference to that country.
Is the current sports drug-testing regime fair? | The Roar
also, read following
http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2012/08/12/bernstein-usain-bolt-is-probably-doping-and-you-know-it/
As for heavy lifting for non-heavy weightlifting athletes, i agree it is a bit overrated albeit that such exercises can be more efficient in terms of time and so on.
Sport is skill, specific factors such as courage, and power which can be attained by a variety of exercises that strengthen specific muscles. Two of the NFL greats hardly did weights, John Riggins and Herschal Walker, but both huge and powerful. Truth is power is power, and there are many ways that succeed.
As you know i wrote this with some reference to that country.
Is the current sports drug-testing regime fair? | The Roar
also, read following
http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2012/08/12/bernstein-usain-bolt-is-probably-doping-and-you-know-it/
As for heavy lifting for non-heavy weightlifting athletes, i agree it is a bit overrated albeit that such exercises can be more efficient in terms of time and so on.
Sport is skill, specific factors such as courage, and power which can be attained by a variety of exercises that strengthen specific muscles. Two of the NFL greats hardly did weights, John Riggins and Herschal Walker, but both huge and powerful. Truth is power is power, and there are many ways that succeed.
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so its gone from AFL players using rec drugs to performance enhancing drugs, really who gives a fuk??? is it any different to a hyper chamber or some wacky chinese medicine being used? i think in sport you need drug tests done and put in place, other than that get on with the game!
Yes.
Was dank at the swans in 99 with rocket??