CDA wrote:
I like to move it move it wrote:I am sorry there is NO WAY that she's clean. NO ONE looks this energized after running a major PR. You may be excited, but you're exhausted.
Just watch the end of the race video and you'll see.
https://youtu.be/SjOrUCGNhpI
Did you not see her knees buckle and almost trip after crossing the line?
This logic makes no sense anyway... She is not the first to be jumping up and down after breaking a world record on the track.
I thought the logic was always, "If they don't celebrate, they are doped."
Now someone celebrates and they are doped.
A guy called me after the race to talk about doping. I was like, "3:50 may be a shocking number to you but for 1 decade I've always wondered, why aren't there regularly at least 3:50 low times consideiring how many women can run under 14:30?"
I said that and "I thougth her reaction to the world record was the best part. If you are looking for totally unscientific, stupid reasons to believe she's clean, I thought her reaction was great . She celebrated like I would have if I'd done it."
Does anyone remember when the Kenyan men were 'bad at the marathon?' Now it's their best event.
An agent once told me about Ethiopians and mid-d, "the coaches just don't know how to do it."
So now coaching is worldwide and good. The times should come down.
Does that mean she's clean? No. But I'm just offering up arguments. It amazes me that so many people are just shocked by the time.
Hello? Have you guys been watching the sport for the last 20 years. Look at how much the top African women kill the top American women in the 5000. It's TOTAL destruction. Simpson got the hell out of the steeple because she couldn't compete. Simpson wasn't naturally a 1500 runner. She moved down because she was relatively great at it.
Guess what? Dibaba is doing the same thing. Training like a distance runner and rocking the 1500.
We've always said "Strength = speed."