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If you are competitive with a naturally low hematocrit level you have more “headroom” for doping to unnaturally boost your performance, and vice-versa. Lance h
by sollewitt 3y ago
If you are competitive with a naturally low hematocrit level you have more “headroom” for doping to unnaturally boost your performance, and vice-versa.
Lance had a naturally low hematocrit for a road cyclist, which made him respond disproportionately strongly to EPO. He’d have been mediocre off the sauce in a clean field. The end.
- LanceH 3y ago>> He’d have been mediocre off the sauce in a clean field In a multi-stage race like the Tour, yes. He was phenomenal for a single day race.