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Archives for April 2019

We need to talk about East African runners and general trust vs skepticism in performances

Ross · 25 Apr 2019 ·

The London Marathon on Sunday will almost certainly be won by an East African. This group may be one of the most fascinating in all of sports science, such has their distance dominance been. But in a time when doping stories tarnish their success, what are we to make of their performances, and how should they be trusted or doubted? This article explores skepticism and trust in performances

Asbel Kiprop banned for four years: The Final Decision and anti-doping insights

Ross · 23 Apr 2019 ·

Asbel Kiprop, former Olympic and three-time World 1500m champion, has been banned for four years for doping. Here are my insights on the Final Decision and some concepts it raises about anti-doping.

Short Thought on Sport: Asbel Kiprop’s “positive test” and a chance for the biological passport to shine (or not)

Ross · 11 Apr 2019 ·

I’m back with a short thought on sport! Turns out these haven’t always been short enough to allow me to do them as often as I’d have liked, apologies. But let’s see how this one goes! So Asbel Kiprop is due to hear his fate any day now. On March 23rd, I read an article […]

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