With the apparent increase in use of supplements as human growth hormone, testosterone, HGH, EPO and IGF-1 in sports (particularly cycling) during the last decade, I wonder if their use has managed to leak over to masters events...... including swimming. Seems silly to me that anyone would use hardcore muscle building agents as these in a setting such as masters so late in life. Is it worth implementing drug testing, or does it really matter in the end....... after all its just masters.
John Smith
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Originally posted by Peter Cruise
Those tents have been debunked 'scientifically' by a former poster to these forums who bought one for himself; when it didn't help declared them hooey in a usa swimming forum.
September 17th update***
While confirming that simulated altitude systems, like natural altitude, CAN improve performance, the World
Anti-Doping Agency has concluded that the hypoxic systems are NOT doping.
Originally posted by Peter Cruise
Those tents have been debunked 'scientifically' by a former poster to these forums who bought one for himself; when it didn't help declared them hooey in a usa swimming forum.
September 17th update***
While confirming that simulated altitude systems, like natural altitude, CAN improve performance, the World
Anti-Doping Agency has concluded that the hypoxic systems are NOT doping.
