CoolazzFemale
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they will find out sooner or later.
So Bolt's teammates roided, his trainer worked at Balco
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woochild
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if anything, it's not roids, it's blood doping ala Lance Armstrong. From the way I understand it, they take your blood, super oxygenate it or some shyt and put it back in you so you recover faster and have more endurance, thus train harder. not testosterone or anything synthetic like that, and you still have to train hard as shyt to gain the effects you want.
i personally think that shyt should be legal. don't see anything wrong with it, cause it really harms nothing, and I personally believe MOST athletes are doing some form of this, so i could give a shyt. bring it out in the open, allow everyone to have access. keep it moving.
i personally think that shyt should be legal. don't see anything wrong with it, cause it really harms nothing, and I personally believe MOST athletes are doing some form of this, so i could give a shyt. bring it out in the open, allow everyone to have access. keep it moving.
I always think if these athletes have access to all these high end roids then just think of the shyt our government has on the DL.Super soldier serum 
Yuzo Lightheart
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Yuzo Lightheart
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im going to post it again, so i can watch you guys try to curve hard af when you see it all over again
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Carl Lewis wore braces in the 1988 Seoul Olympics for a race that he was discovered for doping.
some possible side effects of hgh is that it causes your bones to widen and pronate in many ways (look at rg3's entire face or justin gatlin's jaw or lebron's jaw that he now chooses to hide with a beard) and can make your teeth spread out.
The coming of the - Salon.com
and many jamaican sprinters wear braces.
Jamaicans and braces
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Love this bytch. Especially when she was rocking tha braces and she got those slight crazy Jamaican eyes that say "I'll cut you or I'll fukk the shyt out of you." I want her.
Carl Lewis wore braces in the 1988 Seoul Olympics for a race that he was discovered for doping.
some possible side effects of hgh is that it causes your bones to widen and pronate in many ways (look at rg3's entire face or justin gatlin's jaw or lebron's jaw that he now chooses to hide with a beard) and can make your teeth spread out.
The coming of the - Salon.com
and many jamaican sprinters wear braces.
Jamaicans and braces
gameover82
Pro
so what about the other 7 nikkas hes lined up with who roided? i hope u dont think anyone who is sprinting on an olympic level isnt roidingall them nikkas is on roids dumbass even the ppl who lost.
this is it, it's not about defending the US, he deserves credit for setting the records, but he's on roids like most of his opponents, let's just be real about it.
Those East Germans and Russians have been doing it for decades, China as well, its 2012, if you are an elite athlete, the idea of your coach giving you a medicine ball, and a live chicken to chase around to get quicker is ridiculous. To me it just sounds like they don't want Super N1ggas running around the planet. If more white runners were winning sprints, it wouldn't even be an issue, they just "train really hard"
True Blue Moon
Superstar
im going to post it again, so i can watch you guys try to curve hard af when you see it all over again
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Carl Lewis wore braces in the 1988 Seoul Olympics for a race that he was discovered for doping.
some possible side effects of hgh is that it causes your bones to widen and pronate in many ways (look at rg3's entire face or justin gatlin's jaw or lebron's jaw that he now chooses to hide with a beard) and can make your teeth spread out.
The coming of the - Salon.com
and many jamaican sprinters wear braces.
Jamaicans and braces
Great post. Not concrete proof of course but it is crazy how many track athletes from a bunch of different countries (U.S. included) wear braces.
Bolt is unquestionably blessed with lavish talent and has shown consistent progression in performance since he emerged as a teenage sensation in 2001. His curse is to excel in a discipline that has been so stripped of credibility by his predecessors. His lightning dash comes 20 years after the most notorious doper of all, Ben Johnson, produced an equally devastating performance in Seoul only to be revealed as a cheat within days. Linford Christie, the 1992 champion, tested positive for steroids at the end of his career and Justin Gatlin, the man Bolt deposed as Olympic champion, was subsequently banned. Sydney's sprint-double champion Marion Jones, meanwhile, is watching the Beijing Games from jail as a result of her association with the Balco laboratory.
Before the Games began John Fahey, president of the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada), said that Beijing needed a clean 100m to restore faith in the sport. If Bolt's sample is clean the IOC will know before he resumes his assault on the sprint double today in the first round of the 200m. Negative samples go unannounced and positives take up to 72 hours to be processed, so no news is good news.
Despite the weight of cynicism that attaches itself to sprinters, there are several reasons to have faith in what we saw on Saturday. Experienced doping observers apply four tests to establish suspicion; what the athlete does, what they say, who they associate with and their testing history. On these counts Bolt looks good enough to be true.
He has already been tested at least six times since he arrived in China, and had he failed any of these we would already know. The Jamaican team have been visited 36 times by anti-doping officials in what looks like a targeted operation aimed at sprinting's most progressive nation. Jamaican Olympic Association officials say that 20 of their athletes have been tested multiple times, including Asafa Powell.
Secondly, he has been on a consistent performance curve since 2001 when he won his high school 200m in 22.04sec aged 14 and was adopted into Jamaica's talent development programme. Sudden leaps and late-career advancement are viewed as suspicious, but Bolt has demonstrated only consistent brilliance in his career, albeit in the 200m rather than the shorter distance. Training methods for the two disciplines are broadly the same so the advances are informative.
Neither has Bolt's progress been accompanied by the whiff of impropriety as the IAAF monitors its leading athletes regularly and Bolt has been tested regularly. Finally, his feat received only praise from the athletes he left trailing in his wake. There was no one aiming daggers at him as Carl Lewis did at Johnson in 1988, instead there were only compliments. Everyone who was gripped on Saturday will hope it stays that way,
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Before the Games began John Fahey, president of the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada), said that Beijing needed a clean 100m to restore faith in the sport. If Bolt's sample is clean the IOC will know before he resumes his assault on the sprint double today in the first round of the 200m. Negative samples go unannounced and positives take up to 72 hours to be processed, so no news is good news.
Despite the weight of cynicism that attaches itself to sprinters, there are several reasons to have faith in what we saw on Saturday. Experienced doping observers apply four tests to establish suspicion; what the athlete does, what they say, who they associate with and their testing history. On these counts Bolt looks good enough to be true.
He has already been tested at least six times since he arrived in China, and had he failed any of these we would already know. The Jamaican team have been visited 36 times by anti-doping officials in what looks like a targeted operation aimed at sprinting's most progressive nation. Jamaican Olympic Association officials say that 20 of their athletes have been tested multiple times, including Asafa Powell.
Secondly, he has been on a consistent performance curve since 2001 when he won his high school 200m in 22.04sec aged 14 and was adopted into Jamaica's talent development programme. Sudden leaps and late-career advancement are viewed as suspicious, but Bolt has demonstrated only consistent brilliance in his career, albeit in the 200m rather than the shorter distance. Training methods for the two disciplines are broadly the same so the advances are informative.
Neither has Bolt's progress been accompanied by the whiff of impropriety as the IAAF monitors its leading athletes regularly and Bolt has been tested regularly. Finally, his feat received only praise from the athletes he left trailing in his wake. There was no one aiming daggers at him as Carl Lewis did at Johnson in 1988, instead there were only compliments. Everyone who was gripped on Saturday will hope it stays that way,
Read more: Jamaicans and braces
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posterchild336
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im going to post it again, so i can watch you guys try to curve hard af when you see it all over again
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Carl Lewis wore braces in the 1988 Seoul Olympics for a race that he was discovered for doping.
some possible side effects of hgh is that it causes your bones to widen and pronate in many ways (look at rg3's entire face or justin gatlin's jaw or lebron's jaw that he now chooses to hide with a beard) and can make your teeth spread out.
The coming of the - Salon.com
and many jamaican sprinters wear braces.
Jamaicans and braces
I can't believe that someone went this low to post this ****as can't wear braces now.. Look at all the people in the entertainment industry 50 cent , ronaldhino etc that had jacked up teeth.. Now u r trying to say Jamaican ladies had braces to are accusing of juicing?
People can't do anything now withing conspiracy theorist or haters talking trash.
courtdog
Drinks Blood from a Boot
Phelps sprinkles roid powder on his bowl hits
After this guy, white people knew that they had to invent steroids. So that negro is still to blameHim too?
First off, I watch First Take religiously and I never seen either of them say that (not saying they didn't) but if they did?
Well, what network do these people work for?
Fixed
Have you seen Barry Sanders MUTHAfukkA
I agree tho, AD is on another level... (well, he used to be)
Yeah, there's no way we KEEP getting faster and faster like this w/out SOMETHING going on. I've always felt that way. And here's the proof.Yeah every time i turned on the tv a world record is being broken in something...Most of these olympic athletes are on something.No different than pro sports though.I really don't give a fukkOur society has such a big misconception on steroids anyway.But thats another topic.
We had all the records. Then we lost them because they found out we was cheating.
Now other countries are getting those same numbers and better.
Need I say more???
Bruh, Tiger Woods was a BEAST at 3yrs old. He didn't need roids to be Tiger Woods
Doesn't mean he never used any as an adult, but I feel that the "Man" would want that story out there to discredit the black super mamba, T.Woods
Damn, so anybody with a gap in there teeth is roiding?some possible side effects of hgh is that it causes your bones to widen and pronate in many ways (look at rg3's entire face or justin gatlin's jaw or lebron's jaw that he now chooses to hide with a beard) and can make your teeth spread out.
and many jamaican sprinters wear braces.
Jamaicans and braces
I seen a pic of RG3 as a kid, he had the gap back then too. He probably needs a brace now.
In fact, my kids got a gap toothed smile cuz my shorty has a gap tooth grill
Damn, I never realized my entire household is roiding the fukk up
Thanks bruh...
Until their is concrete evidence, this is a non story.
Their is a bunch of jealous, bitter people out there. Let Bolt & his supporters enjoy their win.
Their is a bunch of jealous, bitter people out there. Let Bolt & his supporters enjoy their win.