The Baltimore Sun runs a piece (unedited) commenting on Michael Phelps's unfair advantage before races: he rocks out (or raps out). The thesis is that music enhances performance physiologically. This is taking things a little too far. Doesn't training increase oxygen utilization? Should athletic training be banned as doping? Here is the prelude:
I’m going to present our guest post today without comment, and Kevin, if you feel like opining, feel free.
Dr. Alexei Koudinov is the editor of the Israel-based Doping Journal Web site. When he sees Michael Phelps race, he sees a cheater. I asked him to explain why and he shared the essay you'll find below. He titled it, "Doping by the pool invalidates Phelps Beijing 2008 Olympic swimming gold, world records."
I’m going to present our guest post today without comment, and Kevin, if you feel like opining, feel free.
Dr. Alexei Koudinov is the editor of the Israel-based Doping Journal Web site. When he sees Michael Phelps race, he sees a cheater. I asked him to explain why and he shared the essay you'll find below. He titled it, "Doping by the pool invalidates Phelps Beijing 2008 Olympic swimming gold, world records."
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Vanhimmat
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