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Thread: Pat Mendes tested positive
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04-23-2012, 09:47 PM #121
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06-29-2012, 02:19 AM #125
lol @ all people who remotely assume you get to even 50% of mendes strength after a lifetime of hard training
without enchance
LOL you think the human body is tough ?
you think after 2 years of excruciating training you can no no no no squat 350 KG ?
350 KG ON YOUR BACK?
even then a 9mm bullet will kill mendes piercing trough his body ..
lol @ "performance" in sport
lol @ elite
it makes you belive in superhumans
none of this **** is healthy and barely carries over to your daily activities
sport was best before 20th century
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06-29-2012, 02:25 AM #126
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07-11-2012, 01:13 PM #136
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He did an interview 2 months ago where he said he was still natty, not sure about now.
that being said I don't know why people care so much anyway, even if he was still natty now he sure won't be when he makes a push for the olympics. the whole "who's natty who's not" thing is just stupid anyway, the fact is probably all olympic caliber lifters are taking something. I'm sure there are people who have reached very high levels of success in weightlifting sans drugs, but they are far and few betweenGet This Shiiiiiiiiiiiit
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07-11-2012, 01:46 PM #137
It's a big deal if said lifter is competing in tested federations/meets. If someone is using and competes untested then fine..they aren't trying to cheat and it's an even playing field. If they compete against tested lifters in what is supposed to be 'drug free' competition then they are at a huge advantage and cheating/frauding
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07-12-2012, 04:16 AM #148
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Threads like this make me feel like we're all just sitting around pondering and theorizing about the moral/ethical dilemma of drug use. We examine it from every angle and spend countless hours theorizing about the risks and benefits, the philosophical implications on society, etc... on and on... I know I've done this myself...
Meanwhile, athletes all across Europe and Asia are using whatever drugs they can, tapering down when they need to pass a test, and training their asses off. They're bringing home Gold medals. Not a single **** is given about anything else.
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07-12-2012, 04:22 AM #149
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07-12-2012, 08:02 AM #150
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zhang guozheng started olympic lifting when he was 9 years old.
9 YEARS OLD. what were you doing when you where 9? I know I wasn't hitting snatch positions with a broomstick.
could you imagine the pressure, the fear that these guys go through? Especially in a countries like China, Russia, Bulgaria, and Iran. You dedicate your entire life to a sport you love, you train through pain and injuries. Think about the pressure and the fear these guys must feel, knowing that your family is depending on you to be great. Can imagine what if would feel like to be a great lifter, to have put everything on the line and become successful at the sport, only to never have your dreams realized because someone else is lifting gold medal numbers, and you're only lifting bronze.
look in America, where becoming a full time lifter means putting yourself on extremely rocky financial ground. Jon North talks about how weightlifting has become his job, that its become so much of his life that he can't even imagine not walking into the gym. A lot of guys, including myself like to say, "oh look how lucky those guys are, all they get to do is train! I'm so jealous I would love to do that". When your life revolves around lifting 13x a week, devoting yourself to a sport that some people are trying to take out of the olympics, I mean thats got to be so tough.
performance enhancers in sports is not about cheating. Its a bunch of guys who have poured their entire lives into a sport doing whatever they can to survive in it.Get This Shiiiiiiiiiiiit
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