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OKI lift in my shed.
I don't powerlift because I play footy. I have an interest in powerlifting because I can see it as something I will do when my body is too fucked to play footy any longer.
OKI lift in my shed.
I don't powerlift because I play footy. I have an interest in powerlifting because I can see it as something I will do when my body is too fucked to play footy any longer.
Ok what??
Is there are a formal way of gertting this information?
Just to let anyone concerned know, i am not out to cause trouble to anyone, although some details may be critical of the politics of powerlifting by key players.
At this stage, i am asking 'Can an effective drug-testing program be implemented in a sport with many different federations: Powerlifting, the Australian experience'.
Of course, some feds may not want to; i am merely investigating the possibility with info going back to late 1980s. It needs to be said, although i am sure some will say why bother.
They appeared at the last local WA comp. Tested 3 or 4 lifters. I think they were all novices and about as far away from elite as you can get. We were guessing that they were perhaps trying to catch out a neophyte who naively used banned stims in defunct pre-workout supps.Really? Thats a shock to me.
How does ASADA choose? Just random selection from the PA membership list? Then perhaps a few additionals in the top 10-20?