Originally posted by travestyny
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Actually lets do one on this since you couldn't admit that you were WRONG.
Question for the Mayweather Mafia dudes:
On Salazar/Dr Brown & company ....
"Was Travestyny WRONG when he said that they didn't need a TUE because the IVs were <50ml?"
USADA stated:
Reason why Travestyny WAS WRONG:
Initial protocol was > 50ml so it required a TUE.
Updated protocol was still > 50ml so it required a TUE.
* Judges cannot vote for someone just because 1 guy posts more.

* Judges must actually understand what they are voting on.

* Travestyny must actually understand what he agreed on.

* Judges must actually have the time to read the post. LOL
After you decline, go respond to my post like you said you would about Ian McCall .... DEFLECTOR!
Just like I told you, Salazar and company tried to get the drugs no matter which way he can.
So the question that you should ask that you cannot agree on is:
"Do you think that Salazar would try anything and everything to get his athletes meds even if it includes trying to get a TUE when his athletes do not require one or do not require one for the given dose"
Now read the below:
John Cook, who coached at the Oregon Project from 2003 to 2005, told Runner’s World that he was “not surprised” at the allegations regarding Salazar.
In an interview with the BBC, he said “runners were getting [the****utic use exemptions] left and right.”
In an interview with the BBC, he said “runners were getting [the****utic use exemptions] left and right.”
and then he says this:
SD: Along those lines, when you were asked to work with the program, that reputation in some ways already existed. Did that concern you at the time? How did you deal with that?
JC: It concerned me a great deal.
For instance, getting a The****utic Use Exemption for an inhaler can be very easily done.
If I take you and run your ass up and down the stairs five or six or seven times, then take you into the doctor, you’re going to be asthmatic and fail the test, and you’re going to be allowed to take an inhaler.
JC: It concerned me a great deal.
For instance, getting a The****utic Use Exemption for an inhaler can be very easily done.
If I take you and run your ass up and down the stairs five or six or seven times, then take you into the doctor, you’re going to be asthmatic and fail the test, and you’re going to be allowed to take an inhaler.
You still think that Salazar and company were not abusing TUEs? LOL
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