Tiger Woods and his politispeak, that is the beginning of the end.blackcat said:
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Tiger Woods and his politispeak, that is the beginning of the end.blackcat said:
Hugh Januss said:Ha, thought so, hard to get one of them lawyer degree things and have a life at the same time. Wait till you get in your 50's it only gets worse. I weighed about 185 when I got out of high school, about 168-170 through my 20's to early 30's when I was a "real bike racer" and around 175 up to about age 48 while I was a semi serious master. Now that I'm in my mid 50's I can't seem to get on the right side of 200.
lwebb12 said:One day they too will see enlightenment!
Set your mind free from the "magic" and the "against all odds" mindset and you can see a sickening pattern.
The only people who really lose out are us fans.
ChrisE said:Wow, I thought you were about 16. No offense.
The ones for or against?ChrisE said:Yes, and Woods has a charity as well. The posters here can just cut/paste and save alot of time.
blackcat said:the golf forums are in denial about it.
Polish said:I suppose the denial could be applied to the steroids/HGH.
No reason to be in denial about the actovegin though.
Nothing there to deny. Not banned.
And the fact that Lance used it PROVES it can't be bad.
Less run on, more spaces.broken chain said:I used to golf quite regularly.Power does help but cannot help accuracy or short game.I played with a friends dad who weighed about a buck and quarter.His drives were around 200 to 230 yards but always down the middle of the fairway.I could easily outdrive him by 60 yards.But at the end of the day he shot his usual 78 to 82,while my scorecard read 88 to 92.Point being he had a great short game.Anywhere from 70 yards and in he was murder.Usually up and down in 2.Took loads of my hard earned cash.Even if tiger did dope which by the way I think he did(probably xanax and some hgh)I cant see where it would be an advantage,although a baseball player stated that it really helps your eyesight.Steady nerves would benefit your game more than strength.You dont want your hands and knees shaking on those crucial putts or shots.Ask Greg Norman
Moose McKnuckles said:LMAO
ChrisE said:That wasn't even one of his better ones. You sure do impress easily.
Mellow Velo said:Really. How thick are you?
Which part of this can't you read?
Why do you think the FBI are involved?
do you think Tiger Woods is Italian?
The Drug is not registered with the FDA.
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lwebb12 said:One day they too will see enlightenment!
Set your mind free from the "magic" and the "against all odds" mindset and you can see a sickening pattern.
The only people who really lose out are us fans.
Polish said:Surely you are not saying that the FBI or FDA or Interpol are going
to bust Tiger for actovegin?
Geez, the guy has enough problems without worrying about that
I think it is moreso the myth of drug free sports.Polish said:What is this ""magic"" and "enlightenment" you speak of?
The Vision of Drug-Free Pro Sports? Unicorns?
Believe!
I don't know. Someday in the future, after Pro-Sport evolves
into being Drug-Free, golf fans may look back nostalgically
at the "high-octane" years and think "geez, that was exciting".
Baseball and Fùtbol too?
I also wonder how Golf Fans will react IF the Anti-Drug Zealots
attack the sport of Pro Golfing. Will the fans push back?
Or maybe pockets of Tiger Haters will develop?
altark123 said:stop going after every successful athlete as a doper. Tiger spends more time in the gym than almost any other athlete regardless of sport. His workout regimen is incredible and his body type is not that of a juicer. Look at that Vanity Fair picture, he is a lean, cut strong, not the bulky rounded type that typically results from PED use. Yes, the man is a physical specimen but there are many who put in the gym time and diet dedication to achieve these body types naturally. Stop this witch hunt, when you are going after golfers, who PEDs arguably would provide no competitive advantage, you have a issues.
altark123 said:stop going after every successful athlete as a doper. Tiger spends more time in the gym than almost any other athlete regardless of sport. His workout regimen is incredible and his body type is not that of a juicer. Look at that Vanity Fair picture, he is a lean, cut strong, not the bulky rounded type that typically results from PED use. Yes, the man is a physical specimen but there are many who put in the gym time and diet dedication to achieve these body types naturally. Stop this witch hunt, when you are going after golfers, who PEDs arguably would provide no competitive advantage, you have a issues.
badboyberty said:So PED's offer no advantage to golfers, but excessive time in the gym does? Floyd Landis doesn't have Arnold Scwhartzenneggar's physique, does that mean that he's clean? Smell the coffee...
1. Mens professional golfers have never been subjected to rigorous drug testing
2. There are serious credible allegations about doping being rife in the PGA, insiders claiming 90% or more using PED's
What the hell does Floyd Landis taking testosterone have to do with Tiger Woods? Of course he doesn't have Arnold's physique, because he was taking it for a different reason. Floyd Landis' doping served a completely different purpose than would serve a golfer.
The PGA tour did implement drug testing last year and was 100% clean. But all you cynics out there cannot accept the fact that there may actually be people out there who do any sort of competitive activity without cheating.
Can you honestly name 5 golfers who have the physical appearance of being on steroids or other PEDs, let alone 90%? Strength is not the be all end all of hitting the ball a long way. There are plenty of diminutive players who hit the ball a long way because it is all about the mechanics of the golf swing.
altark123 said:badboyberty said:So PED's offer no advantage to golfers, but excessive time in the gym does? Floyd Landis doesn't have Arnold Scwhartzenneggar's physique, does that mean that he's clean? Smell the coffee...
1. Mens professional golfers have never been subjected to rigorous drug testing
2. There are serious credible allegations about doping being rife in the PGA, insiders claiming 90% or more using PED's
What the hell does Floyd Landis taking testosterone have to do with Tiger Woods? Of course he doesn't have Arnold's physique, because he was taking it for a different reason. Floyd Landis' doping served a completely different purpose than would serve a golfer.
Can you honestly name 5 golfers who have the physical appearance of being on steroids or other PEDs, let alone 90%? Strength is not the be all end all of hitting the ball a long way. There are plenty of diminutive players who hit the ball a long way because it is all about the mechanics of the golf swing.
altark123 said:His workout regimen is incredible and his body type is not that of a juicer. Look at that Vanity Fair picture, he is a lean, cut strong, not the bulky rounded type that typically results from PED use.