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man he grabs alot of attention wearing that thing. yall think it would really contribute much to performance, its basically just suficating you a little huh, trying to mimic the high altitude,
WTF.If you ever see it lying around fart in it,so when he put's it on he get's a real treat!
Umm, is this guy also missing an arm? Cause I have a dude in my gym that's usually on the cardio machine wearing one of those things and also has one of his arms missing. Talk about a combo to get attention, thats it.
Here is an endurance lesson for y'all
Train High, Live Low.
Critical factors in dramatically improving your cardiovascular endurance, if your Crit doesn't kill you first.
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Wow, new to me. I guess if you were natural and not on steroids it might be ok. That is crazy. I would have to try really hard not to laugh at someone wearing one of those.
man he grabs alot of attention wearing that thing. yall think it would really contribute much to performance, its basically just suficating you a little huh, trying to mimic the high altitude,
Trying to give the guy the benefit of the doubt, he might be military and training for high altitude or doing some kind of ultra marathon and trying to build his lung capacity.
Well, I am happy no one called me out on my reversal. I need to quit the bong.
It's train low, live high. Training high altitude reduces your capacity to work. So you should train at see level, more O2, you can train harder.
Then you sleep in a high altitude tent, so you build up your RBC.
My bad.
Ehren, I believe I read a few years ago that the doping agencies had old blood samples from Lance from before they could test for EPO. Lance said the samples were too old to be meaningful. One of the doping guys said they can test for evidence that EPO traces are in the sample. So the guy said that old blood samples don't suddenly grow markers for EPO. So if there is evidence of EPO, even if the sample is 12 years old, Lance is guilty. And alledgedly that was the case. .??? The US Justice Department was heavily criticized for dropping their case against Lance. I believe that is why the US doping agency is going after him. And their threshold to find an athlete guilty is lower than a court of law.
I have very mixed emotions on this, but IMHO Lance is fucked this time.
How about blood doping the old fashion way where they do a few phlebotomies and then process that so they get out the plasma and then reinject that again later on prior to the contest so that they boost their hematocrit? Are there rules that would help to disqualify those people? I think it would be hard because some people just naturally have higher hematocrits. Maybe all the athletes have baseline HCT numbers tested and then they retest them before the contest to see if they go up a lot? Just curious as to how they might control for that.