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tour de france winner floyd landis tests positive for high levels of testosterone as reported by espn news.
this should really help the reputation of aas
this should really help the reputation of aas
eastcoastplayer said:tour de france winner floyd landis tests positive for high levels of testosterone as reported by espn news.
this should really help the reputation of aas
Stryker1992 said:AHHHH fuck, like all those guys are not on something! Christ!

immortalis said:Fuckin fuck... awesome.![]()
Fuck, they need a smiley face for some Crown Royal..steelmass said:USE TEST SUSPENSION! How do these pro athletes get caught... wtf...
bigcountry61 said:i dont see why people care if atheltes use AAS...
comebackkid. said:I say GOOD! The sooner the international sport community learns that with all the money and noteriety at stake in international competition that it is impossbile to compete competitively as a world class athlete without performance enhancing substances the better.
The issue is not that he used, but that he got caught.
Oh, and Lance used EPO. Get over it.
And don't give me that nonsense about rules are rules and you have to follow them since you put yourself under the authority of the governing federation. The reality is to compete at the highest level, you have to subject yourself to the governing federations. Pro BB have to subject themselves to the IFBB, baseball players to MLB and football players to the NFL. To play, you have to be under "their flag," but how can you follow rules when the rewards offered are so great and the guy next to you is using every advantage to secure them for himself. What, are you not supposed to do the same thing...or are you to play with one hand tied behind your back - figuratively? (The exception being sports that have designated classes for tested and non tested athletes, ie. NPC vs. OCB). All I know is that people who defy the authority for a just cause are called patriots. GO GUYS!
bigcountry61 said:i dont see why people care if atheltes use AAS...
i think they care so much because they are unaware of how widespread aas use is in professional athletics. when the common person out there finds out how much use is going on, and, how important aas is just to keep up, i think the negative stereotypes may even turn into support just so you can watch the biggest, baddest, most athletic dudes score touchdowns or beat the shit out of each other.
eastcoastplayer said:tour de france winner floyd landis tests positive for high levels of testosterone as reported by espn news.
this should really help the reputation of aas
a creed said:Let's just put this to rest by assuming-KNOWING that every, single professional athlete is on some form of AAS.
PERIOD
P.S. - keep chippin' away Barry B.
Increased red blood cells would increase the rate at which oxygen is transported through the body, and also the rate at which toxins are removed I would assume.lesarin said:Im guessing epo is diferent then testosterone? what would the benefit of using test for a sport where the only thing of importance is oxygen>?
Only if you have Balco doing your injects lolanthrax said:Can't you juice and still have a "normal" testosterone-epitestosterone ratio?
of course it requires a good doctor ....
comebackkid. said:Oh, and Lance used EPO. Get over it.
DUH!Wall St Journal said:Here's what's making racing fans and doping experts scratch their heads: Any testosterone Mr. Landis took during the race would likely kick in somewhere around ... now. Or maybe next week. Certainly not in time to help him much in his quest for the yellow jersey. Charles Yesalis, a retired Pennsylvania State University professor and a consultant on sports doping issues, told the San Francisco Chronicle's Lance Williams, "Testosterone can help you recover, but I don't think it could make a meaningful difference in a week." However, Kelsey Nakanelua, an Olympic sprinter and graduate student who has studied performance-enhancing drugs, said a fast-acting testosterone derivative could give a "quick pop."
He trained for this ride not trained during the ride, so bulking would be retarded.WSJ part 2 said:The Boston Globe's Bonnie DeSimone, citing Dr. Yesalis and world-doping expert Gary Wadler, writes, "It would have been nonsensical for Landis to use testosterone as an instant fix. An elite rider who needed to perform well in a climbing stage as Landis did would be likely to turn to stimulants or blood-boosting techniques such as erythropoietin injections to improve oxygen processing capability, rather than using a strength-building substance like testosterone, they said."
number 3 said:"Mr. Landis said he hasn't seen the test results, but people close to his Phonak cycling team said the ratio of testosterone to epitestosterone in his urine sample was 11 to 1, above the acceptable threshold of 4 to 1," Mr. Walker writes. "Studies, including one conducted in 1996 at the National Public Health Institute in Helsinki, Finland, and one in 1988 at Huddinge Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden, indicate alcohol consumption can raise this ratio. Some researchers say the increase can be anywhere from 30% to more than 200%. Mr. Landis said he wasn't familiar with the research until he was told of it yesterday."
scout69 said:..Skinny fucker
Big_Joe said:What makes you think Lance used EPO?? Just because rumors abound?? How about the "sour grapes" syndrome is the source of the rumors. Whenever someone does as well as Lance someone wants to talk shit about him to make their losing less painful, especially the French.
Around here you have guys that say so and so is on the juice. But what they are really saying is I couldn't do that unless I was on a few grams a week. This is false logic. It only means that they couldn't do what ever without juice. It doesn't mean that others can't.
And as far as saying that someone does any drugs, be it roids or whatever, I want to see evidence not opinion. And I want the chain of custody to remain intack. There are so many f***heads that would do anything to tear someone down that I want to see that some low life couldn't have tampered with the evidance. Like Furman and OJ, how did the bood on his sock get heparin in it anyhow? If a cop is going to frame someone do you think some bicycle rider wouldn't???
Lack of integrity is a major problem in the world today.
theprofessor said:maybe it was his muscle milk lol j/k...
yea thats bullshit... they should do all that shit before the race...
Think about the 17 year old watching a professional football player running faster, hitting harder or a sprinter running a 100 meter race and blowing away the competition. Thinking their going to see the same results they start doing steroids without thinking of the possible consequences. We have to face fact people like Barry Bonds and Ben Johnson are role models and have a responsibility to today's youth and tell them that its not ok to do drugs.FFQuads said:Don't people really and truly want to see the freaks in pro sports? When you turn on the TV and watch whatever sport you like, dont you want to see the guy that can run as fast as a horse or the guy that can hit harder than anyone else??? Is that so bad? For myself, you want to see it!
I don't imagine that it as direct as "he does it and goes faster, so should I do it too" You have to remember, they are doing this in secret assuming nobody would ever find out, because if they knew they would get caught, Barry Bonds would be just some phys ed teacher at an elementary school.cat_fish said:Think about the 17 year old watching a professional football player running faster, hitting harder or a sprinter running a 100 meter race and blowing away the competition. Thinking their going to see the same results they start doing steroids without thinking of the possible consequences. We have to face fact people like Barry Bonds and Ben Johnson are role models and have a responsibility to today's youth and tell them that its not ok to do drugs.
lanky said:floyd landis=androgel
ProtienFiend said:But was it legally obtained? if not its just as illegal as injectable test e (although androgel is probably a shorter ester, prop maybe??)
lanky said:androgel does not contain a testosterone ester.
androgel is testosterone mixed in a hydroalcoholic gel.

i didn't think a script was a legitamate excuse for international/pro athletes??? otherwise i'm sure they would all be on HRT...instant.muscle said:if he's a pro athlete he should have some fuckin common sense and get a script for it
just because he has a script and can obtain it legaly doesn't mean the least bit he is allowed to use it as an excuse if tested...instant.muscle said:my friend is a pro wrestler, like as in on TV, he has a script and is 300+ pounds, one time i went with him 2 wallgreens and he walked out wit a bottle of sust250, if he gets away with it anyone should
theprofessor said:just because he has a script and can obtain it legaly doesn't mean the least bit he is allowed to use it as an excuse if tested...
if it were only that simple...![]()

Now it is Floyd Landis, the American, who has tested positive for emitting more testosterone than a cheesy Jersey Night Club,
Of course, this was supposed to be the start of the post-Lance Armstrong Era, which most non-American cycling fans believe was more juiced than a Florida Citrus Convention.
Instead the sport has become the standard bearer of corruption, surpassing the Southeastern Conference, the House Ways and Means Committee and the 1998 home run chase in annals of consistent ridiculousness.
At this stage of the game, winning the Tour de France without doping seems about as plausible as taking the checkered flag at Daytona behind the wheel of a four-cylinder Prius.
Word that a cycling champ is a cheat is less shocking than the revelation that Lance Bass is gay.
The scary part is Landis was the guy the French actually liked.
And, besides, if everyone else was cheating, what is someone like Armstrong or Landis supposed to do?
And that is the inherent problem. There is no one left to believe, no one remaining to root for, to trust, to celebrate.
taste-icles said:Ok, I am bumping again.
Floyd told the French today he would not race in France this year and they said that was coolio with them, so he keeps his title, unless the US anti-doping body finds the samples as positive. This is probably unlikely as they could not bring down Armstrong. Now all he needs is a title like "Teflon Don".
I am going to stake a claim to he did not dope. Call me a fool, I believe Lance did, not Floyd.

I knew Lance in the late 80's-early90's. I will say I am very impressed with the ability, juice or not as I once was a serious rider as well. I also know that Floyd being on Lance's team had orders to hold back. The basic Scotty Pippen routine.immortalis said:Thats weak.... to take the word of a normal fuckstick who came out of nowhere to win the Tour, but to slam a proven champion that hasnt had so much as a blemish on his drug-record and who also has legitimate reasons why his body composition is the way it is which results in him being able to ride a bike like the fuckin ghostrider.
Any Armstrong hater is nothing but that in my opinion... a hater.![]()
e6er said:Why don't they give the test results to these cyclists before they race? Instead, they wait til the guy wins the race, embarasses him, and strips him of any pride he may have. They shouldn't waste peoples time like that.
NO NO NO, you are forgetting some other legends: Fignon, Sean Kelly, LEMOND!!!, Jalabert, Chiappucci, Pantani and Bugno. Do I need to mention the "Lion King" ???anthrax said:3 best cyclists since the 80s:
Hinault
Indurain
Armstrong
Too bad the last one (unlike the other 2) owes much of his glory to drugs
taste-icles said:NO NO NO, you are forgetting some other legends: Fignon, Sean Kelly, LEMOND!!!, Jalabert, Chiappucci, Pantani and Bugno. Do I need to mention the "Lion King" ???
Cipo set a tour speed record. Bugno and Chiapet were great mountain climbers. Jalabert was a contender for a long time. Too bad Axle was never as good as his namesake "The Cannibal".anthrax said:Cipollini? mostly in Italy
I should have added that I was only talking about those guys who made the History of Le Tour
From your list only Fignon and Lemond are worth mentioning IMHO
agreed, Miguel lived up to the name Big Mig, and his rest heartrate was something insane, coupled with that huge inseam, and like damn! His inseam was supposed to be like 39 while mine is only 35.5. The guy was just built for this sport. Bjarne, yeah he was as clean as they get. Great personality too.drz said:Indurain never used drugs.......I don't believe that for a minute, same with Riis.........
taste-icles said:Cipo set a tour speed record. Bugno and Chiapet were great mountain climbers. Jalabert was a contender for a long time. Too bad Axle was never as good as his namesake "The Cannibal".
Glad someone else here actually knows these names
And Sean Kelly, you can't forget "that incident". So he was an honorable mention.
This year no Alpes D'Huez
I personally love the classics just as much, Ghent-Wevelgem, Paris-Roubaix, Milan-San Remo, Tour of Flanders...
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