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Trevor91
9/6/2018 8:27pm
9/6/2018 8:27pm
Just watching the eagles/falcons game and they just said on the broadcast that so and so player just went in and go an IV and now they're back and ready to play. Why is it such a no-no in moto but yet football its like a casual drink between plays?
The Shop
Sorry but your statement doesn't hold water.
As for the part about it being a disadvantage...you barely redeemed yourself. hahaha
Especially in sports with weight divisions.
That’s why a first positive test for PEDs is 4 games, not a career.
You’ll have uneducated yo-yos diluting themselves out and dropping like flies due to electrolyte imbalances.
ummm...nobody is forcing any rider to ride. It is their choice alone, and if some people can get by better than others in the heat etc, than that's the way it should be. It's called nature and the survival of the fittest, or the smartest. It would also be ridiculously unfair to the riders that can get by better than others in the heat if they allowed the others to artificially hydrate etc. If they do that then they have to allow the riders that don't need artificial hydration to blood dope so there will be about the same gap in physical performance/endurance between the 2 that there was before the pansies artificially hydrated.
Exactly which "fit" motocross racers were getting iv's between races and how do you know that for a fact?
Pit Row
Where do you draw the line? An IV is just putting in fluids that others are drinking. Some folks do have malabsorption issues and cannot get enough fluids though their gut no matter how much they drink, I guess we should allow them to get a prescription and a TUE for IV's.......
As far as making rules retroactive and applying them to to the past, that is about as ludicrous and illogical and as pointless a statement that I have read in a very long time.
Instead of pointlessly trying to debate this issue with others, I suggest you simply write the racing organization and petition them to allow iv's, because complaining about it on an internet forum certainly won't change the organizations mind although I guess it might make you feel a little better...for a while anyway.
Or they have a mobile one that's basically a limo bus that you jump and they take you for a drive around Vegas while getting a few IV's.
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