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You can be pretty sure that marathon runners are using PEDs too.
by analog 14y ago
You can be pretty sure that marathon runners are using PEDs too.
- raverbashing 14y agoPED drugs yes, anabolic steroids no
- analog 14y agoThe primary effect of anabolic steroids is to reduce recovery times. Bodybuilders get so big on them not because they magically make you bigger but because they let you train incredibly hard. Long distance runners do use anabolic steroids amongst other PEDs. [1] "For example, Lyubov Denisova tested positive for Prostanozol and Testosterone in 2007. She has won the Honolulu and Los Angeles marathons and has been 2nd place at New York." Prostanozol is an anabolic steroid. [1] http://www.runningahead.com/forums/post/d63143aa7f5246359388e90e5de4eda5 http://www.runningahead.com/forums/post/d63143aa7f5246359388...
- raverbashing 14y agoI am aware of the effects of AEs In fact, the regimen of muscle fatigue/recovery is different between endurance sports and 'strength' sports A marathonist is not limited by his/her muscle mass. A strength athlete is. Yes, some marathonists may use AEs, but it's much rarer than other PED (like EPO, HGH - which also helps with recovery, blood doping, etc) Prostanozol is actually a "prodrug" (yes, it is an AE). "Prodrug" usually means more liver damage and less results than a proper AE cycle (as it's called) and there are better alternatives.