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Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View PostCanelo is doing year-round VADA testing.
If he wins the fight no one can say shit about PEDs at that point.
Year round testing definitely improves the chances of catching athletes looking for an edge but by no means does it prove anyone is clean. Look no further than Lance Armstrong that for 10 years beat the system while undergoing one of the toughest testing programs out there. He was never caught, never tested dirty yet had the whistle blown by others on his team & eventually came clean that he'd been cheating the entire time. Look at the Russian Olympic scandal.
Bottom line is this; perhaps Canelo ate contaminated meat, perhaps he was cycling off or using clenbuterol at that time because he knew he'd have a built in excuse if it did somehow get caught, what better more convenient reason could one have? There will always be doubt now though, that is the issue. He can minimize the questions by continuing to test clean & stay enrolled in year-round testing, but those doubts will never go away because the system is not fool proof.
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“Even now, it’s still easy to [cheat]. Even now,” St-Pierre said recently during an appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience.
“Let’s say I want to have an injection of a product that will last in my body for two days or one day. So I know that particular day I cannot be tested, because if I am, I’m screwed. So I put on my [USADA] whereabouts [app] that I’m traveling to freakin’ Antarctica or anywhere, somewhere that is believable, and then I come back two days after. That substance will stay in my body for a certain period of time, but the effect of it will last maybe a month. And now we’re talking about performance enhancing drugs — people, they misunderstand this."
Victor Conte, Skip to 5:20
One way athletes appear to be circumventing the biological passports model is by small, frequent use of EPO. In 2011, Australian researchers found frequent micro-dosing allows athletes to use rhEPO without abnormal changes in the blood variables that are currently monitored by the athlete blood passport.
As the fight against doping continues, athletes appear to be continually searching for ways to elevate their performance and evade detection. The biological passport offers a great tool for limiting the practice of doping, but it seems that many athletes have already found ways to circumvent it.
Experts are increasingly concerned by the emergence of tailored steroids that are not only almost impossible to detect, but evolving so fast as to leave anti-doping authorities playing an endless game of cat-and-mouse. Yet the precise extent to which performance-enhancing designer drugs are being used in sport is unknown.
There's a wealth of info out there if you're really interested in learning some facts behind how athletes continue to beat the system...or you can stick your head in the sand & believe what you choose by not becoming informed.
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Originally posted by Nomadic View PostDamn, it's a shame to hear G career is at the end. The only big name that stands out on his resume is a PED'd Canelo. What a waste.
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Originally posted by S7V7N View PostLet's please dispense with this myth that even year round testing proves someone is clean! Getting caught once may only improve the diligence of the athlete not to get caught again! There are many ways for athletes to circumvent the testing procedures, the simplest being by using substances there is no test for, like Stem-cell injection or EPO's that clear from the system in less than a day.
Year round testing definitely improves the chances of catching athletes looking for an edge but by no means does it prove anyone is clean. Look no further than Lance Armstrong that for 10 years beat the system while undergoing one of the toughest testing programs out there. He was never caught, never tested dirty yet had the whistle blown by others on his team & eventually came clean that he'd been cheating the entire time. Look at the Russian Olympic scandal.
Bottom line is this; perhaps Canelo ate contaminated meat, perhaps he was cycling off or using clenbuterol at that time because he knew he'd have a built in excuse if it did somehow get caught, what better more convenient reason could one have? There will always be doubt now though, that is the issue. He can minimize the questions by continuing to test clean & stay enrolled in year-round testing, but those doubts will never go away because the system is not fool proof.
Skip to 3:00 mark
“Even now, it’s still easy to [cheat]. Even now,” St-Pierre said recently during an appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience.
“Let’s say I want to have an injection of a product that will last in my body for two days or one day. So I know that particular day I cannot be tested, because if I am, I’m screwed. So I put on my [USADA] whereabouts [app] that I’m traveling to freakin’ Antarctica or anywhere, somewhere that is believable, and then I come back two days after. That substance will stay in my body for a certain period of time, but the effect of it will last maybe a month. And now we’re talking about performance enhancing drugs — people, they misunderstand this."
Victor Conte, Skip to 5:20
One way athletes appear to be circumventing the biological passports model is by small, frequent use of EPO. In 2011, Australian researchers found frequent micro-dosing allows athletes to use rhEPO without abnormal changes in the blood variables that are currently monitored by the athlete blood passport.
As the fight against doping continues, athletes appear to be continually searching for ways to elevate their performance and evade detection. The biological passport offers a great tool for limiting the practice of doping, but it seems that many athletes have already found ways to circumvent it.
Experts are increasingly concerned by the emergence of tailored steroids that are not only almost impossible to detect, but evolving so fast as to leave anti-doping authorities playing an endless game of cat-and-mouse. Yet the precise extent to which performance-enhancing designer drugs are being used in sport is unknown.
There's a wealth of info out there if you're really interested in learning some facts behind how athletes continue to beat the system...or you can stick your head in the sand & believe what you choose by not becoming informed.
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