Topic: Travis Tygart

Older athletes get caught cheating, too

0 . The anti-doping police are sending out a new message to the AARP crowd: We're keeping an eye on you, too.. . Looking more skeptically at events ...
Jareem Gunter, a college baseball player with dreams of playing professionally, thought he had found a " " Gunter said the experience with Superdrol four years ago, when he was a student at Lincoln University in Missouri, left him hospitalized for weeks. He said ...
"There aren't enough inspectors to do all the work," Mister said. "They have a problem in their industry because they have a lot of athletes who will do anything to win," Mister said. "USADA's CEO, Travis Tygart, has long said ...
Anti-doping chief urges state attorneys general to take action on supplementsKnowing the federal government does little to regulate the steroid-tainted, multibillion-dollar supplement industry, the leader of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency urged a group of attorneys general to take action on the ...
pro-doping," it's called that suggests anything athletes do to improve performance is OK, even, for example, manipulating DNA or surgically enlarging the webbing between fingers and toes in order to swim faster.So says Andy Miah, who teaches at the University ...
Study Shows One Quarter of Dietary Supplements Tainted by Traces of SteroidsOne quarter of dietary supplements purchased in a recent sampling contained traces of steroids and 11.5 percent had banned stimulants, according to a study to determine whether supplements sold across ...