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That's a good tell. Here in the Southeast we have a lot of those guys in gravel races and unsanctioned MTB races. Some gravel races you look at the podiums for clydesdales and then compare their results in the overall - it's a joke. Gravel races with 120' climb per mile and top 10 has 3-4 guys over 230 pounds that are just blobs.
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"..scientific approach to training……….." Good one.
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Strickler was beating some really fit and fast people this year and did not 100% look the part. |
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busted multiple times, sold the $hit and sued Suzanne Sonja and DeCanio for defamation He's not a "nice guy". He imploded the team that gave him a second chance. https://pvcycling.wordpress.com/tag/...grande-doping/ |
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Doping in Masters, as opposed to U23 and even some pro/elite, racing, for me, is an ethical quandary on the level sampling fruit in the produce level. Degenerate scratch golfers cheating at the muni course, 50 year old Venice Beach legends who played one season at a state school taking steroids so they can still dunk and pick up girls, masters racers on T or cortisone...who cares.
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