Camille lets loose on Ashley Paulson on her IG stories.
"I can't in good conscience celebrate or condone an athlete who served a doping ban, cut another course, and at event that is not certified , not sanctioned , & no drug testing. Having been cheated by dopers, it hurts to see these athletes celebrated"
She also links to article proclaiming anabolic steroids continue to aid athletic performance for 10 years.
Courtney Dauwalter just won Hardrock 100 with a new course record just a couple of weeks after her Western States 100 win with a course record as well.
Courtney Dauwalter just won Hardrock 100 with a new course record just a couple of weeks after her Western States 100 win with a course record as well.
This exactly.
Nobody is in the ultra world is talking about Paulson because nobody really cares about Badwater. And I've run one of Laz's races, HOTs, which also is a race nobody cares about (for good reason).
Camille also isn't being talked about because there are much more impressive p.leople including Courtney. Ignore Camille on this nonsense. She's just trying to get attention over something that 0.001% of the population cares about.
I agree with Camille that Ashley Paulson will always be a massively suspicious athlete due to her history. It’s just hard to celebrate the wins of someone who not only doped, but has cut courses on more than one occasion.
However, Camille is one to talk. She tends to like to be top dog, and seeing others succeed has always appeared difficult for her. Throw her in a trail race with some varsity athletes, and more often than not she takes a DNF. But put her on a track with perfect conditions and no competition, and suddenly she’s the worlds best ultra runner (as her website refers to her as).
Camille lets loose on Ashley Paulson on her IG stories.
"I can't in good conscience celebrate or condone an athlete who served a doping ban, cut another course, and at event that is not certified , not sanctioned , & no drug testing. Having been cheated by dopers, it hurts to see these athletes celebrated"
She also links to article proclaiming anabolic steroids continue to aid athletic performance for 10 years.
I sure hope Camille's medical knowledge is more accurate than her fabricated course split statistics from Badwater
Ultra and trail running are for slow weirdos who can’t run fast for just 2-3 hours, or even better 14:59 minutes on the road. Nobody cares about people plodding along hike / walking for 20 hours.
Ultra and trail running are for slow weirdos who can’t run fast for just 2-3 hours, or even better 14:59 minutes on the road. Nobody cares about people plodding along hike / walking for 20 hours.
Nobody is in the ultra world is talking about Paulson because nobody really cares about Badwater. And I've run one of Laz's races, HOTs, which also is a race nobody cares about (for good reason).
Camille also isn't being talked about because there are much more impressive p.leople including Courtney. Ignore Camille on this nonsense. She's just trying to get attention over something that 0.001% of the population cares about.
Yeah like most people. 0.001% of the population caring applies to a lot of stuff. Wouldn't you be annoyed if you were a clean athlete and you felt someone who had benefited from doping started winning etc. Good for Camille.
The main thing is Herron can't say anything bad about Courtney Dauwalter, but she is tilted over how amazing Courtney is. She's so tilted she's trying to just shift the narrative. Ignore her trolling.
Camille lets loose on Ashley Paulson on her IG stories.
"I can't in good conscience celebrate or condone an athlete who served a doping ban, cut another course, and at event that is not certified , not sanctioned , & no drug testing. Having been cheated by dopers, it hurts to see these athletes celebrated"
She also links to article proclaiming anabolic steroids continue to aid athletic performance for 10 years.
Yes. That is why the doping bans in place are too lenient. I believe in a second chance, but it should come after 2 olympiads, 8 years and should follow a prison sentence for fraud, the length of which would be determined by the severity of the fraud the athlete committed.
