Is Lance Armstrong a hero if he took PES’s? I think so.

A discussion on whether Lance Armstrong’s achievements should be viewed differently if he took PES’s. The link referred to in the video is: http://outside.away.com/outside/bodywork/200311/200311_drug_test_1.html

The gray morality of illegal, legal, supplements and nutrition to enhance performance

Why can endurance athletes use inhalers? Why can you drink some caffeine, but not too much? Why are some supplements okay to take, but others are not? How come Gatorade can advertise it enhances performance, but it is not banned? This is a discussion of the morality of these choices.

Daily Discussion

WADA rules requiring athletes to report whereabouts one hour a day. Alex Rodriguez states list of 103 names should not be released and owns up to his mistake. Sick athletes need some help to make sure they can take medicine without fear of testing positive. Cycling has less positive drug tests than other sports.

Daily Discussion

Former MLB player praises testing program. Hair testing shows French athletes using steroids and DHEA. French officials test Lance Armstrong. They take blood, urine and hair.

Daily Discussion

Is high school sports drug testing working? Is it worth the cost? A minor league player and a MMA fighter suspended.

Daily Review

Discussion about the baseball list of 103 names, Tour de France teams, and drug education.

Daily Article Review

A discussion of some daily articles and Lance Armstrong’s withdrawal from a “bio passport” type program.

A discussion on HGH

First, do not take Human Growth Hormone (HGH) unless you are prescribed the medication by a licensed medical physician. This is a discussion about HGH.

Daily PES News

Discussion about Ken Shamrock, a New Zealand jockey, an article from Butler University, and a Swiss Lab stating that the testosterone-ratio test is unethical due to racial considerations.

Daily article discussion

hockey, basketball, Roger Clemens, WADA, Dick Pound, Olympic, drug testing