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your avatar makes me want to jerk off.
i would like to believe shane although I have my doubts.
a health freak and pro athlete should know what enters his body.Comment
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Sprinter reveals career demise
By **** Patrick, USA TODAY
NEW YORK — The first time Kelli White was offered performance-enhancing drugs, she had no trouble saying no.
Kelli White became emotional while speaking to reporters about her fall from grace because of peformance-enhancing drugs. The sprinter is serving a two-year ban from track and field.
By Todd Plitt, USA TODAY
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White started taking the designer steroid THG, known as "the clear," a faint yellow liquid applied through a syringe without needle under her tongue; endurance-boosting EPO through what White called "very, very painful" injections in the stomach; and a testosterone/epitestosterone cream called "the cream," spreading the substance on the insides of her arms and elbows. She decided against using the Conte-recommended human growth hormone.
Within two weeks White felt impact in training. "You could run harder, longer," she said. "If the workout was four 200s really, really fast, they wouldn't seem as hard as before. You could cut the rest down from five minutes to three. That's a big difference."
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White, 27, has lost 15 pounds, to 120. She hasn't trained for months because of a cartilage problem in her right knee that might require a second surgery.
She has started a massage therapy course and is living off investments but wants to return to competition.
"When I do return," White said, "I'll be somebody different again. I'm sure I'll like that person more than the 2003 person I became.
"It will be very, very different."Comment
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From ESPN:
"I have always told the truth regarding my relationship with Marion Jones," BALCO founder Victor Conte said in an e-mail to Reuters on Saturday.
At the 2000 Sydney Games, Jones became the first woman to win five Olympic medals in track and field. Jones, who trained with Trevor Graham at the time, won gold in the 100, 200 and 1,600 relay and bronze in the long jump and 400 relay.
Since then, however, Jones, one of several athletes who testified to the federal grand jury investigating BALCO in 2003, has been dogged by doping su****ions.
Her ex-husband, C.J. Hunter, and Conte have both said she had used banned substances, allegations she vehemently denied.
In a 2004 article in ESPN The Magazine, Conte alleged that "I started providing her with insulin, growth hormone, EPO and 'the clear,' as well as nutritional supplements," before the Sydney Olympics. He also described an April 2001 meeting in a California hotel room where he helped her inject human growth hormone.Comment
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