From micro-dosing to the latest drug that circumvents Wada testing the athletes are in the ascendancy according to the experts in the field, who concede: 'Drug testing has a public reputation that far exceeds its capabilities' It feels almost quaint to recall that when Bob Beamon leapt 8.90m at the Mexico City Olympics in 1968 his only performance enhancer was a shot of tequila. When Beamon lifted, kicked and fluttered through the thin air - like a man furiously pedalling on an imaginary recumbe...
How cheats cheat: why dopers have the edge in athletics' war on drugs
The Guardian - 20 Aug 2015 23:00
From micro-dosing to the latest drug that circumvents Wada testing the athletes are in the ascendancy according to the experts in the field, who concede: 'Drug testing has a public reputation that far exceeds its capabilities' It feels almost quaint to recall that when Bob Beamon leapt 8.90m at the Mexico City Olympics in 1968 his only performance enhancer was a shot of tequila. When Beamon lifted, kicked and fluttered through the thin air - like a man furiously pedalling on an imaginary recumbe...
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