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Re: Caffeine In Sports
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Caffeine is a controlled substance in fencing precisely because it helps alertness and explosive movement. I'm not sure just how high the level is - I've heard wildly different stories (ie highest I heard was it was equivalent of 30 cups a day, lowest was "one redbull before a match and you're at risk of failing") [/ QUOTE ] This is insanely stupid. Why not ban healthy eating and training while they are at it. Those are certainly performance enhancing. |
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Re: Caffeine In Sports
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[ QUOTE ] Caffeine is a controlled substance in fencing precisely because it helps alertness and explosive movement. I'm not sure just how high the level is - I've heard wildly different stories (ie highest I heard was it was equivalent of 30 cups a day, lowest was "one redbull before a match and you're at risk of failing") [/ QUOTE ] This is insanely stupid. Why not ban healthy eating and training while they are at it. Those are certainly performance enhancing. [/ QUOTE ] What is the difference between caffeine and HGH or anabolics then? You might as well just let people bring a gun instead of a sword. |
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Re: Caffeine In Sports
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Caffeine is a controlled substance in fencing precisely because it helps alertness and explosive movement. I'm not sure just how high the level is - I've heard wildly different stories (ie highest I heard was it was equivalent of 30 cups a day, lowest was "one redbull before a match and you're at risk of failing") [/ QUOTE ] This is insanely stupid. Why not ban healthy eating and training while they are at it. Those are certainly performance enhancing. [/ QUOTE ] What is the difference between caffeine and HGH or anabolics then? You might as well just let people bring a gun instead of a sword. [/ QUOTE ] There are two possible differences. One is illegal and the other is not, or one is harmfull and the other is not. IMO is a substance is legal, and harmless, then it should be allowed. |
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