Possible Pies mid season Arizona visit
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galindez
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oh yeah alarm bells everywhere on this one. pretty convenient for the injured players to be 'injured' so they have an excuse to take them to the official collingwood drug lair. maybe they intentionally injured them?
Innovative way to manage an important player's mid season recovery? yeah right, pull the other one
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You'd be better off worrying about YOUR teams performance, rather than throwing rumours around.
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well i am a scientist and one of the best so i doubt thats it.
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lol St Kilda, probably the most pathetic club in football history. Last year hurt so much didnt it
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Batman's a scientist.
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Not making any accusations but HGH is also used is to repair/regenerate injured tissues for rehabilitation, so 'if' true it would be killing 2 birds with 1 stone.
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I have a masters degree in biological chemistry, i've been published 4 times.
How about you provide me with some links to published "sports scientists" that shows the proven benefits of altitude training ?
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forwardflanker
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hahahahaha
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so what was the rest of that paragraph about
It was about saying there was far more reason to suspect the Lions of something (because there was a significant change in a lot of the player's bodies over a short space of time) than there is with the current Collingwood squad. I don't think the Lions were doing anything wrong during that era, but I'm just pointing out that there was more circumstancial evidence there than with the Pies right now. What are people basing these "drug cheat Pies" claims on exactly?
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a healthy mix of biology degrees and jack off fantasies.
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This thread is so much crap...why dont you haters just come out and say it publicly that Collingwood are drug cheats and see what happens rather than try and hide behind a computer screen and a BF nickname. Unbelievable.
black_spankie
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.................link?
can you provide me with links to published "sports scientists" that shows the proven benefits of stretching after exercise?
not much out there but we still do it.
maybe its just the vibe and if the vibe feels right.................
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"In endurance athletes, the capacity of the muscles to receive and consume oxygen exceeds the capacity of the cardiovascular system to transport oxygen (Wagner, 2000). The main aim of altitude training is to increase the total volume of red blood cells and haemoglobin mass to improve the limiting link (i.e. oxygen delivery) by increasing the arterial blood oxygen-carrying capa- city, and thus increaseV˙ O2maxand improve performance both at sea level and at altitude. Altitude training may also induce some negative effects on performance determinants (Rusko, 1996; Bailey and Davies, 1997; Hahn and Gore, 2001), thus masking and preventing the use of the benefits from increased red blood cells. One possible reason for the absence of a positive altitude training effect is that even moderate hypoxia during exercise may substantially compromise training pace and decrease mechanical and neuromuscular stimuli, leading to gradual weakening of some specific determinants of endurance performance. Therefore, althoughV˙ O2maxand oxygen transport have a crucial role to play in most endurance sports, attention should be paid to other factors, including neuromuscular and anaerobic characteristics (‘muscle power factors’), that influence endurance performance and the training response to altitude training."
http://www.scribd.com/doc/36504831/Altitude-and-Endurance-Training
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"In endurance athletes, the capacity of the muscles to receive and consume oxygen exceeds the capacity of the cardiovascular system to transport oxygen (Wagner, 2000). The main aim of altitude training is to increase the total volume of red blood cells and haemoglobin mass to improve the limiting link (i.e. oxygen delivery) by increasing the arterial blood oxygen-carrying capa- city, and thus increaseV˙ O2maxand improve performance both at sea level and at altitude. Altitude training may also induce some negative effects on performance determinants (Rusko, 1996; Bailey and Davies, 1997; Hahn and Gore, 2001), thus masking and preventing the use of the benefits from increased red blood cells. One possible reason for the absence of a positive altitude training effect is that even moderate hypoxia during exercise may substantially compromise training pace and decrease mechanical and neuromuscular stimuli, leading to gradual weakening of some specific determinants of endurance performance. Therefore, althoughV˙ O2maxand oxygen transport have a crucial role to play in most endurance sports, attention should be paid to other factors, including neuromuscular and anaerobic characteristics (‘muscle power factors’), that influence endurance performance and the training response to altitude training."
http://www.scribd.com/doc/36504831/Altitude-and-Endurance-Training[/quote
very conclusive
black_spankie
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just when it was getting interesting it gets moved
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Didn't realise the Pies had won seven straight Premierships, and looked virtually unbeatable in the process
