Writing an essay on OST in Boxing and other sports....

[RubenSonny]

btw, in case you ****ers don't know, floyd and mosley did not go undergo OST testing.

they should be tested until the end of the year if it is real OST.

They emphasize more on out of competition testing rather than a cutoff date, cause that is the most likely time athletes would use and where it would be more beneficial.

No its not more beneficial at all but it is still effective.

[Pullcounter]

OST would be great for boxing, but all boxers should benefit from OST, not just a few boxers.

[puga]

Its a deterrent dont you get it? The boxers were unaware, it wasnt a cutoff. It can be tested up until the fight but it wasnt for that fight.

it was'nt a cut off?......wtf do you call the 18 day window without blood testing?.........how could they be sure shane and floyd did'nt take anything illegal those times when they did'nt test?......why 18 days?.....lol

[IMDAZED]

the commissions should establish testing that suites the fighters schedule while ensuring there is little to no chance of cheating.

and it should be ordered by the commission, not one fighter picking who has to be tested.

How do you think the testing the commission uses now got implemented?

[puga]

That's why I'm asking these fanboys to give a theory as to why Tygart stopped at 18 days. What did he see?

for real man......if it was pac in there , they prolly would've tested til fight night becuase they knew it has a psychological effect on him....

[IMDAZED]

btw, in case you ****ers don't know, floyd and mosley did not go undergo OST testing.

they should be tested until the end of the year if it is real OST.

They emphasize more on out of competition testing rather than a cutoff date, cause that is the most likely time athletes would use and where it would be more beneficial.

BTW, this is absolutely false. There is no set methods for OST. The USADA decided and it changes from sport to sport. But that was cute, how you made that up.

[maguirre]

for real man......if it was pac in there , they prolly would've tested til fight night becuase they knew it has a psychological effect on him....

That's not it, man.

He knew exactly the effects of testing too close to the fight. He is aware of the dangers of it. He could be held liable.

[RubenSonny]

for real man......if it was pac in there , they prolly would've tested til fight night becuase they knew it has a psychological effect on him....

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[RubenSonny]

That's not it, man.

He knew exactly the effects of testing too close to the fight. He is aware of the dangers of it. He could be held liable.

What dangers exactly? Dont you think USADA wouldve made sure they couldnt be held liable in the contract?

[Ryannn]

BTW, this is absolutely false. There is no set methods for OST. The USADA decided and it changes from sport to sport. But that was cute, how you made that up.

here's the wada/usada protocol

http://www.wada-ama.org/rtecontent/d...lines_ooct.pdf

they have a guideline for out of competition testing...

wonder why they are not implementing it in professional boxing....