Swimming legend for sure! It’s always an honor when I get to chat with Olympians like Gary who LOVE the sport of Swimming and want to see change - both in Training methods & in Doping!
I think the US women's swimmers in the 1970s called out the beefy mustachioed East German Women swimmers. There were books written on the subject in the library. In cycle racing, the injections and other ways to absorb PEDs were known to everyone, even though things like "vitamin B shots" were claimed as the enhancement. You've SURELY seen the UVa swim articles on math, topology etc. which really did advance techniques, using video and drag evaluation.
Thank you Garry for calling out the systematic Chinese doping. He saw it beginning, he has seen it continue and is knows nothing has chnaged. Outrageous.
Ryan Lochte - intravenous injections on display. Michael Phelps - took the drug "gabapentin". also, Phelps has a diagnosis of "distracted attention hyperactivity disorder" , which was given to him in childhood. US women's team swimmer Amy Van Dyken has been associated with the BALCO Laboratory and has won six (6) gold medals at two Olympic Games, Atlanta and Sydney. including four gold medals in relay races.
Ryan Lochte - anti-doping rule violation. intravenous injections for display. for violating anti-doping rules, he was disqualified for 14 months from May 24, 2018. Amy Van Duyken - was associated with the BALCO Laboratory. it was determined that she had used the drug tetrahydrogestrinone. Gary Hall (junior) - failed his first doping test immediately after the Olympics in Atlanta (was given a warning). and in 1998, he again failed a doping test. was suspended for three months.
Gary Hall (junior) - failed his first doping test immediately after the Olympics in Atlanta (was given a warning). and in 1998, he again failed a doping test. was suspended for three months.
Gabapentin has some side effects. Ritalin Adderal, and other amphetamine relatives - all classified as Monoamines or stimulants are ONLY banned in competitions. The most recent PED craze is highly controlled/blood-monitored use of CO, which induces important cellular, hematopoietic and O2 changes, now brining you Grand Tour bicycle dominator, as well as very likely surreptitious usage in swim sports. hGH, so prevalent in the 1990s , along with ANY PED used in training, allows later persistent physiological improvement, though you may NEED someone else's liver by age 60+-70s before you die earlier than normal. Some discriminatory users of certain PEDs even in older ages for sport dominance, just like every individual anywhere, attribute their "winning" to all the usual synonyms, grit, courage, persistence, determination, anything listed in your bibles to describe saints, redeemers, ikons, and deities. But, not.
Gary Hall (junior) - failed his first doping test immediately after the Olympics in Atlanta (was given a warning). and in 1998, he again failed a doping test. was suspended for three months.
Gary, he didn't ask who you would cheer for but the one that reminds you most of yourself and why. Maybe it would be the 6'6" guy with a quirky sense of humor, if he's out there?
Should we bring by HYPE entrances in Swimming like Gary Hall Jr?! 🥊
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Gary’s a legend and massive inspiration to us kids of the 1990s. His hair was, and still is fabulous
Fantastic Interview with one of the best of all time
Swimming legend for sure! It’s always an honor when I get to chat with Olympians like Gary who LOVE the sport of Swimming and want to see change - both in Training methods & in Doping!
Hows that for swimming Royalty. Destined for greatness. Amazing.
An Olympic hero for sure 👑
Thanks Dude ! Nice Job ! Only a Meat Head trains everyone the same. Incredible how few people have picked this up.
Training should take many different forms - not just one. Crazy people are just coming around to it! 📈
I always believe and support Gary Hall, he is the best at that time
Although I never met him, I wish him the best
He is the best American hero
Does he want to touch on the incredibly prevalent doping in American athletes that US authorities are constantly trying to cover up?
He did, it takes internal regulation to have fair sport, every country is for sure guilty to some extent!
I think the US women's swimmers in the 1970s called out the beefy mustachioed East German Women swimmers. There were books written on the subject in the library.
In cycle racing, the injections and other ways to absorb PEDs were known to everyone, even though things like "vitamin B shots" were claimed as the enhancement.
You've SURELY seen the UVa swim articles on math, topology etc. which really did advance techniques, using video and drag evaluation.
Thank you Garry for calling out the systematic Chinese doping. He saw it beginning, he has seen it continue and is knows nothing has chnaged. Outrageous.
He’s a great spokesperson for Team USA. More famous Athletes like him need to stand up & speak out!
Ryan Lochte - intravenous injections on display. Michael Phelps - took the drug "gabapentin". also, Phelps has a diagnosis of "distracted attention hyperactivity disorder" , which was given to him in childhood. US women's team swimmer Amy Van Dyken has been associated with the BALCO Laboratory and has won six (6) gold medals at two Olympic Games, Atlanta and Sydney. including four gold medals in relay races.
Ryan Lochte - anti-doping rule violation. intravenous injections for display. for violating anti-doping rules, he was disqualified for 14 months from May 24, 2018.
Amy Van Duyken - was associated with the BALCO Laboratory. it was determined that she had used the drug tetrahydrogestrinone.
Gary Hall (junior) - failed his first doping test immediately after the Olympics in Atlanta (was given a warning). and in 1998, he again failed a doping test. was suspended for three months.
Gary Hall (junior) - failed his first doping test immediately after the Olympics in Atlanta (was given a warning). and in 1998, he again failed a doping test. was suspended for three months.
Gabapentin has some side effects. Ritalin Adderal, and other amphetamine relatives - all classified as Monoamines or stimulants are ONLY banned in competitions.
The most recent PED craze is highly controlled/blood-monitored use of CO, which induces important cellular, hematopoietic and O2 changes, now brining you Grand Tour bicycle dominator, as well as very likely surreptitious usage in swim sports.
hGH, so prevalent in the 1990s , along with ANY PED used in training, allows later persistent physiological improvement, though you may NEED someone else's liver by age 60+-70s before you die earlier than normal.
Some discriminatory users of certain PEDs even in older ages for sport dominance, just like every individual anywhere, attribute their "winning" to all the usual synonyms, grit, courage, persistence, determination, anything listed in your bibles to describe saints, redeemers, ikons, and deities.
But, not.
Gary Hall (junior) - failed his first doping test immediately after the Olympics in Atlanta (was given a warning). and in 1998, he again failed a doping test. was suspended for three months.
Gary, he didn't ask who you would cheer for but the one that reminds you most of yourself and why. Maybe it would be the 6'6" guy with a quirky sense of humor, if he's out there?
Yo ik his dad lol
He’s another Swimming legend 💪🏼