Hmmmm, and that's why you've got to get into the NHL/AHL as quickly as possible where no one is ever caught for doping.
Or is this site of the opinion that hundreds of athletes continuously performing herculean feats of athleticism, needing to rapidly recover from injury, and needing all the endurance they can get.... don't consume substances which would help them do all of those things? Despite millions of dollars being on the line if you could just get a little bit stronger. A little bit faster. Recover a little sooner.
Hmmmm, and that's why you've got to get into the NHL/AHL as quickly as possible where no one is ever caught for doping.
Or is this site of the opinion that hundreds of athletes continuously performing herculean feats of athleticism, needing to rapidly recover from injury, and needing all the endurance they can get.... don't consume substances which would help them do all of those things? Despite millions of dollars being on the line if you could just get a little bit stronger. A little bit faster. Recover a little sooner.
I think it's for sure used under medical supervision for recovery of injuries. But it is fully out of their system once they are cleared to play
Adds Yesalis, who has served as a consultant to (among others) the U.S. Office of National Drug Control Policy, U.S. Senate Judiciary and Committees, the NFLPA, the USOC and NCAA: "Combine the availability of these drugs with the loopholes in testing -- the loopholes are so big, I could drive an M1 Abrams Tank through it, in the total darkness, without night vision on, and not scrape it. There is no suspicion among fans. Drug testing is a facade, it's only to keep politicians away, and give fans plausible deniability. They think their sport idols, the guys and gals they really like to watch perform, are naturally big and fast and strong. Frankly, I don't know if fans do care if they dope, they just don't want it shoved into their face."
Seems like an honest mistake, apparently it’s found in lots of supplements.
The only reason he was even subject to testing was Olympics being backup goalie for US, he did not fail any NCAA test or anything.
Ovechkin having a crazy start to this season, when expecting to go to the Olympics made an eyebrow raise for me lol. But of course, I can't prove anything, just speculations.Hmmmm, and that's why you've got to get into the NHL/AHL as quickly as possible where no one is ever caught for doping.
Or is this site of the opinion that hundreds of athletes continuously performing herculean feats of athleticism, needing to rapidly recover from injury, and needing all the endurance they can get.... don't consume substances which would help them do all of those things? Despite millions of dollars being on the line if you could just get a little bit stronger. A little bit faster. Recover a little sooner.
Right....Ostarine is a pretty powerful SARM, it's not technically illegal and can easily be acquired for "research purposes". However, if it is in supplements it will be pretty clearly marked as a supplement having testosterone like substances and/or research chemicals. I find it odd that there all these high level athletes taking sketchy looking pre-workout and muscle building compounds, despite knowledge of the risk. These aren't jugs of weigh protein that contain these SARMs, it's sketchy looking "muscle building" and testosterone replacement type "supplements". They'd all be in some kind of sketchy bottle with sketchy labelling, yet all these top level guys, with access to nutritionists, keep accidentally taking the stuff.
Seems like folks are jumping on the “everybody is doing steroids all the time” argument here but my reading of this is there’s a solid chance that McKay just made a simple mistake.
Seems more likely to me that an NCAA netminder took some vitamin without running it by the medical staff than that Minnesota State is juicing their guys out heavy.
Don’t get me wrong I’m sure there’s more undercover performance enhancement use going on in hockey than we think, but that doesn’t mean every guy who pops positive is sucking down steroid cocktails every morning.
PEDs are different than steroids. Almost everyone uses PEDs. For a goalie, think more a long the lines of stuff that slows things down for you. Batters in baseball too. PEDs aren’t just about muscles, all aspects of performance, such as ability to react(reflex speed) are enhanced.
If you want to go down a rabbit hole, look up PEDs that impact oxygen consumption/utilization.
I didn’t even know SARMs were banned.. mostly because I didn’t think they even worked.
Ovechkin having a crazy start to this season, when expecting to go to the Olympics made an eyebrow raise for me lol. But of course, I can't prove anything, just speculations.
But Putin sure does love doping.
You’d be very misinformed if you think sarms don’t workI didn’t even know SARMs were banned.. mostly because I didn’t think they even worked.
You’d also be very misinformed if you thought thatCan confirm, they don't do shit
You’d also be very misinformed if you thought that
Due to forum rules I won’t discuss any further. But depending on your expectations and goals, they do what they are advertised to doI've taken it
Due to forum rules I won’t discuss any further. But depending on your expectations and goals, they do what they are advertised to do