For people who don't like Donovan, you all sure spend a lot of time
critiquing his every statement and action. If he is a nobody this year then
why do you all feel the need to discuss him. No matter what he says or runs
this year, he still is the defending Olympic champion and a former world
I believe in 1991 the Santa Monica Track Club held the 4x100m world record
at 37.80 in winning Zurich. I don't believe any club team has gone faster
than HSI's recent time though.
Mike
>By the way, has a "club" team ever run faster? And has a "club" ever held
>the world record?
>
>William
Does anyone know for sure if ginseng is in fact banned. The banned list
that I have has no mention of it. Since there are different variations to
it, would a ban on ginseng pertain to all of them or simply a type.
Mike
>I believe Quercetin is a common herbal allergy medication. Could it go
In Canada as far as I know athletes must reach the set Canadian Olympic
standard and then also come come top two at the Olympic Trials. The coming
in top two does not guarantee a spot on the team unless the standard is
achieved.
>Now that the members on this list who are not Americans
>have
The product you were referring to is commonly advertised in muscle
magazines. It is not actually HGH. It is some sort of effervescent tablet
that gets dissolved in water and taken on an empty stomach. It is supposed
to increase the body's natural HGH levels by huge amounts. No real HGH gets
just
some amino acids I think the Green Bay Packers are getting ripped off.
MM
>From: "A.J. Craddock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>To: "Mike Moyes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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You forgot about the US sweep at the 1991 World Championships in Toyko.
King Carl won in 9.86, Leroy Burrell was 2nd in 9.88 and Dennis Mitchell was
third in 9.91. Similarly the World's in Edmonton had 5 people go under 10
seconds making it the 2nd fastest race ever to Toyko's World's where 6
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>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: T&F Edmonton medalist fails drugs test
>Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2001 13:52:44 -0600
>
>Friday, 17 August, 2001, 19:45 GMT 20:45 UK
>
>"World and Olympic 5000m silver medalist Ali Sai
I would hardly call Kevin Little unsuccessful on the outdoor scene.
Although he has never won a World Championship or Olympics, he has still put
up some very respectable times. Here is part of his Bio from the USA Track
and Field web site.
KEVIN LITTLE
Events: 100m, 200m, and 400m
Height: