Fantastic Flo jo. A wonder woman Sprinter 1988 gift of GOD for you Florence grifitt joyner. 3 gold medal 100 and 200 meters your record No one can erase until now your Name in track always be there Even you far while you are watching In heaven.
Right, she will not be forgotten about her drug use and how she set records out of the clear blue sky. Legendary for sure! A true hero, someone to look up too. Someone I told my kids do not be like!
flo jo PUBLICALLY HONORED GOD AND THEN HE RESPONDED AND HONORED HER!!... AS HE SLWAYS DOES AND PROMISED! BRAVO SIS ! LOVE U...SEE YA LATER!! AT THE BANQUET!!
@@donbaxley5530 A statement from FloJo and her husband, Al Joyner: “I know exactly what people say about me,” she said. "And that's just not true." I don't need to use drugs. If they want, they can come for testing every week of the year. I have nothing to hide." Her husband says all the talk boils down to jealousy. He said his wife's astonishing gains are the result of being "trained as a man." He added: “We bought a $150 leg exerciser and she did leg rolls every night. Over 20 pounds every night to add strength to your legs. She worked 12 hours a day.” Only those who have nothing to hide say so. Do 12 hours of leg training a day for months and you'll set the world record.💪👍
@@jetsofaqua2206 Let it be clear that she was not using/ever used PEDs. She was the single most tested athlete from '88-'89; purposely singled-out by the IAAF and IOC. Florence Griffith-Joyner was legendary. 🥈🥇🥇🥇🥈
@@carlosg3799 both coached by the same man,, at the same track. Both Frome the same city.. as much as I like Felix ,, good choice,, but Flo Jo would smoke her in any race... Easy...but very good choice
@@Haraka111 get off her nuts that she grew from all that test 💉💊...Shes the best not the greatest...in terms of being the greatest allison felix has that written in her resume
@@carlosg3799 man go ahead with that ignorant shit you must be a dude that like dudes.... That's fine but just come out the closet and stop being untrue to yourself... Grew from all tests what the hell are you talking about.. Man flojo was forced to take 11 drug test in 1988.. That's beyond random drug test that's beyond anything 11 drug test man in a span of 9 months.. she passed each and every one of them. She never skipped the drug test.. As far as Felix I respect and admire Allison Felix she is a great one.. Can she beat flojo in any race.. it's just that simple this is track and field there's no judgments.. is she faster than flojo the answer is no they both had the same coach.. Trained at the same facility. Had the same resources well not really Felix had up-to-date resources like Mondo man I'm tripping right now... Going back and forth with Carlos.... The nut hugger lol lol man I'm just fucking with you man...
@@donbaxley5530 It's a moral issue: Flo Jo achieved her results through hard training. She didn't need doping. That's the point here. She changed coaches, she and her husband developed new training methods, which brought the long-awaited success, in addition to the work put in. A statement from FloJo and her husband, Al Joyner: “I know exactly what people say about me,” she said. "And that's just not true." I don't need to use drugs. If they want, they can come for testing every week of the year. I have nothing to hide." Her husband says all the talk boils down to jealousy. He said his wife's astonishing gains are the result of being "trained as a man." He added: “We bought a $150 leg exerciser and she did leg rolls every night. Over 20 pounds every night to add strength to your legs. She worked 12 hours a day.” Only those who have nothing to hide say so. Do 12 hours of leg training a day for months and you'll set the world record. Period. There are interviews with her from 1984 where her voice is exactly the same. She always had a deep voice.Her voice is also deep in the training video made in 1994, even though she hasn't competed in years. FloJo's death was caused by an epileptic seizure due to a congenital brain disorder, sadly drowned RIP. Florence Griffith Joyner retires from the field On February 22, 1989, five months after the Seoul Olympic Games, Griffith Joyner announced her retirement from track and field. When discussing her retirement with Liguori, Griffith Joyner said: "I retired in 1989 because I could no longer train at 100%, the way I used to train. If I can't give it my all, I don't want to give it at all." Griffith Joyner moved on with her life. She became a mother, pursued fashion design and continued to combine sports and style. She even designed the 1990 NBA uniforms for the Indiana Pacers. After the death of Florence Griffith Joyner, doping allegations against her intensified. Many believed that illegal performance enhancers may have contributed to her death. However, after the autopsy, Dr. Richard Fukumoto, forensic medicine expert, clearly stated that no changes caused by steroids or other doping agents could be detected in her body. "This report allows Florence Griffith Joyner to rest in peace," said Primo Nebiolo, then president of the International Association of Athletics Federations. “Her family has had to endure incredible media attacks, many trying to undermine her legacy without any real evidence. This campaign harmed the entire sport and the anti-doping campaign. I expect more responsible behavior from media representatives in the future. I hope that after this, many members of the athletic world will assure the family of their love and sympathy." The 100m and 200m world record holder is FloJo, these are the facts. Facts are stubborn things. "FloJo was juicing". These are just assumptions. The truth is, no one has ever proven these allegations. So FloJo's world records are and will remain official. I don't see anyone who can topple them. FloJo achieved her results with the perfect harmony of body, soul and spirit. Everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Florence Griffith Joyner's style and speed brought her international fame, but her Olympic performance was clouded by skepticism. A year after the Games, in 1989, a former American athlete named Darrell Robinson told a European magazine that Griffith Joyner had given her money to buy growth hormones. Griffith Joyner denied the allegations, telling the New York Times, "It's all made up lies about drugs. I'd be crazy to do drugs." In 1998, sports commentator John Feinstein said on NPR's Morning Edition, "The rumors were in Seoul in 1988, and I think the first thing to note is that he never tested positive," he said. "But she became a star late. She was 28 at the time... These rumors will always be there and she's been asked about them throughout her career, which she's always denied." The International Olympic Committee's medical board says it conducted rigorous drug testing on Griffith Joyner during the 1988 Olympics - and it always came back negative. Griffith Joyner spoke to journalist Ann Liguori about the allegations in 1991: "I knew I had never taken drugs, so I didn't let it bother me when people said that. I knew it was something that was in the news," she said. "People were looking for personal things to point at the athletes. Try not to buy it and just focus on what needs to be done and move on." I know it's hard to accept the fact that FloJo is the best in the world, pure. No one has ever proven that it is muddy. That being said, I understand that you are suffering and trying to smear FloJo's memory, but that only qualifies you. Your baseless accusations are just trying to reassure me, I am calm because I know the truth about FloJo's purity. So you can say anything until you prove that your words are empty. . She is the only woman to hold 2 athletics world records for more than 35 years. I'm sorry you can't understand that there are people in our world who can create admirable acts without any doping. Believe what you want. DYOR Do you have any more questions? "Florence Griffith-Joyner, Tellez and Bob Kersee denied the allegations, but Florence Griffith-Joyner did not pursue legal action. The accuser questioned Robinson's motives, as he received $50,000 for an interview with Stern and $10,000 for an appearance on NBC's Today show . to discuss the matter." Darell Robinson was a frustrated, frustrated personality with a hint of jealousy, a slight desire for revenge, because he himself could not succeed. Materiality played an additional role in his motivation. He is a completely untrustworthy person with empty words and zero evidence. Flo Jo RIP❤
Yes she's a legend. Her life and death reassemble to Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee is a legend in kung-fu and flo is a legend in sprinting. And the two were diying bu cerebral seizure.
"I can run faster than 10.49 as I believe I haven't reached my peak" HAHAHAHA! That statement literally floored me. All her competitors must've been rolling around on the floor in pain after hearing that. Lol
11 drug test in 1988 past each and every one of them. Never and her entire career have she skipped a drug test. Never in her entire career have she had to take a (b) sample Flo Joe was absolutely clean... A gift from God... Kinesics in the flesh...
@@MsSlucyna if someone would just had explained your dumbass philosophy,, to the officials that caught,, Carl Lewis at the 1988 Olympic trials with stimulants,, he had his day in court and he won therefore he's okay,,, but the test somehow caught him,. And if someone had explained your dumbass philosophy,, to the officials in the 1988 Olympics that caught Ben Johnson, that the tests were not good it's the '80s bro... You sound ridiculous and ignorant right now..
@@MsSlucyna but it is okay for you to insinuate guilt by way of 1980s... It's okay for you to throw a person under the bus with zero proof. You're okay with basically attacking a deceased woman. With no real proof.... Now you don't want to be offended... That's something man you're something else
Flojo was indirectly accused of cheating by way of being tested 11 times in 1988 and passing each and every one of them.... They tried everything under the sun to discredit this incredible sprinter...
@@waynehentley4332 yeah just look listen to the announcers when she ran and broke the world's record... They literally did not believe what they were seeing... Incredible,, same word that describe Michael Jordan,, or Bo Jackson,, flojo what's a once every thousand year type of athlete... Just be happy that your eyeballs are working and you got a chance to see God ingenuity....
@@waynehentley4332 you're a failed athlete it's written all in your words... You couldn't answer one question.. you are a wannabe.. you and imaginary athlete LOL.. you're fat you're slow you just wasn't fast enough.. simple
Wow ! Was für eine Figur , aber ohne diesem Trikot wurde ihr diese Rennen fiel leichte gefallen . Die Snoppy Jane hat nachgewiesen , sie Singt ohne Hindernissen an ihre Körper . So zu sagen , ihre Körper bekommt erst die richtige Resonanz wen sie keine Hindernissen spürt und frei Schwingt . Zvonimir
nah, it will have to be someone new because I can't think of anyone today who fits the profile. Maybe Jurnee Smollet or possibly Zoie Kravitz might work out but of course, they are not necessarily new.
@@pedropelaez he didn't get caught he told on himself. Had he not said anything he would still be under the radar. Point is, we can speculate all we want, but if there's no failed drug test or an admission, that's all it will ever be, speculation. Lance Armstrong and eastern german women are not evidence of Flo Jo doping. It just means those particular individuals were doping. Imagine yourself being accused of murder in China and you live in Peru, nowhere near the scene of the crime. That's what you just did to Flo Jo.
Objectivity means there is evidence such as a failed drug test. What you and many like you suffer from is subjective emotionalism where there is no evidence. "If the glove don't fit, you must acquit". The woman's been gone for 30 years now, get over it.
It's a moral issue: Flo Jo achieved her results through hard training. She didn't need doping. That's the point here. She changed coaches, she and her husband developed new training methods, which brought the long-awaited success, in addition to the work put in. A statement from FloJo and her husband, Al Joyner: “I know exactly what people say about me,” she said. "And that's just not true." I don't need to use drugs. If they want, they can come for testing every week of the year. I have nothing to hide." Her husband says all the talk boils down to jealousy. He said his wife's astonishing gains are the result of being "trained as a man." He added: “We bought a $150 leg exerciser and she did leg rolls every night. Over 20 pounds every night to add strength to your legs. She worked 12 hours a day.” Only those who have nothing to hide say so. Do 12 hours of leg training a day for months and you'll set the world record. Period. There are interviews with her from 1984 where her voice is exactly the same. She always had a deep voice.Her voice is also deep in the training video made in 1994, even though she hasn't competed in years. FloJo's death was caused by an epileptic seizure due to a congenital brain disorder, sadly drowned RIP. Florence Griffith Joyner retires from the field On February 22, 1989, five months after the Seoul Olympic Games, Griffith Joyner announced her retirement from track and field. When discussing her retirement with Liguori, Griffith Joyner said: "I retired in 1989 because I could no longer train at 100%, the way I used to train. If I can't give it my all, I don't want to give it at all." Griffith Joyner moved on with her life. She became a mother, pursued fashion design and continued to combine sports and style. She even designed the 1990 NBA uniforms for the Indiana Pacers. After the death of Florence Griffith Joyner, doping allegations against her intensified. Many believed that illegal performance enhancers may have contributed to her death. However, after the autopsy, Dr. Richard Fukumoto, forensic medicine expert, clearly stated that no changes caused by steroids or other doping agents could be detected in her body. "This report allows Florence Griffith Joyner to rest in peace," said Primo Nebiolo, then president of the International Association of Athletics Federations. “Her family has had to endure incredible media attacks, many trying to undermine her legacy without any real evidence. This campaign harmed the entire sport and the anti-doping campaign. I expect more responsible behavior from media representatives in the future. I hope that after this, many members of the athletic world will assure the family of their love and sympathy." The 100m and 200m world record holder is FloJo, these are the facts. Facts are stubborn things. "FloJo was juicing". These are just assumptions. The truth is, no one has ever proven these allegations. So FloJo's world records are and will remain official. I don't see anyone who can topple them. FloJo achieved her results with the perfect harmony of body, soul and spirit. Everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Florence Griffith Joyner's style and speed brought her international fame, but her Olympic performance was clouded by skepticism. A year after the Games, in 1989, a former American athlete named Darrell Robinson told a European magazine that Griffith Joyner had given her money to buy growth hormones. Griffith Joyner denied the allegations, telling the New York Times, "It's all made up lies about drugs. I'd be crazy to do drugs." In 1998, sports commentator John Feinstein said on NPR's Morning Edition, "The rumors were in Seoul in 1988, and I think the first thing to note is that he never tested positive," he said. "But she became a star late. She was 28 at the time... These rumors will always be there and she's been asked about them throughout her career, which she's always denied." The International Olympic Committee's medical board says it conducted rigorous drug testing on Griffith Joyner during the 1988 Olympics - and it always came back negative. Griffith Joyner spoke to journalist Ann Liguori about the allegations in 1991: "I knew I had never taken drugs, so I didn't let it bother me when people said that. I knew it was something that was in the news," she said. "People were looking for personal things to point at the athletes. Try not to buy it and just focus on what needs to be done and move on." I know it's hard to accept the fact that FloJo is the best in the world, pure. No one has ever proven that it is muddy. That being said, I understand that you are suffering and trying to smear FloJo's memory, but that only qualifies you. Your baseless accusations are just trying to reassure me, I am calm because I know the truth about FloJo's purity. So you can say anything until you prove that your words are empty. . She is the only woman to hold 2 athletics world records for more than 35 years. I'm sorry you can't understand that there are people in our world who can create admirable acts without any doping. Believe what you want. DYOR Do you have any more questions?
Her use of HGH, which was essentially untraceable at the time, was an excellent example for future athletes about how to appropriately choose their performance enhancing drugs and not end up failing a drug test. A real role model.
It's a moral issue: Flo Jo achieved her results through hard training. She didn't need doping. That's the point here. She changed coaches, she and her husband developed new training methods, which brought the long-awaited success, in addition to the work put in. A statement from FloJo and her husband, Al Joyner: “I know exactly what people say about me,” she said. "And that's just not true." I don't need to use drugs. If they want, they can come for testing every week of the year. I have nothing to hide." Her husband says all the talk boils down to jealousy. He said his wife's astonishing gains are the result of being "trained as a man." He added: “We bought a $150 leg exerciser and she did leg rolls every night. Over 20 pounds every night to add strength to your legs. She worked 12 hours a day.” Only those who have nothing to hide say so. Do 12 hours of leg training a day for months and you'll set the world record. Period. There are interviews with her from 1984 where her voice is exactly the same. She always had a deep voice.Her voice is also deep in the training video made in 1994, even though she hasn't competed in years. FloJo's death was caused by an epileptic seizure due to a congenital brain disorder, sadly drowned RIP. Florence Griffith Joyner retires from the field On February 22, 1989, five months after the Seoul Olympic Games, Griffith Joyner announced her retirement from track and field. When discussing her retirement with Liguori, Griffith Joyner said: "I retired in 1989 because I could no longer train at 100%, the way I used to train. If I can't give it my all, I don't want to give it at all." Griffith Joyner moved on with her life. She became a mother, pursued fashion design and continued to combine sports and style. She even designed the 1990 NBA uniforms for the Indiana Pacers. After the death of Florence Griffith Joyner, doping allegations against her intensified. Many believed that illegal performance enhancers may have contributed to her death. However, after the autopsy, Dr. Richard Fukumoto, forensic medicine expert, clearly stated that no changes caused by steroids or other doping agents could be detected in her body. "This report allows Florence Griffith Joyner to rest in peace," said Primo Nebiolo, then president of the International Association of Athletics Federations. “Her family has had to endure incredible media attacks, many trying to undermine her legacy without any real evidence. This campaign harmed the entire sport and the anti-doping campaign. I expect more responsible behavior from media representatives in the future. I hope that after this, many members of the athletic world will assure the family of their love and sympathy." The 100m and 200m world record holder is FloJo, these are the facts. Facts are stubborn things. "FloJo was juicing". These are just assumptions. The truth is, no one has ever proven these allegations. So FloJo's world records are and will remain official. I don't see anyone who can topple them. FloJo achieved her results with the perfect harmony of body, soul and spirit. Everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Florence Griffith Joyner's style and speed brought her international fame, but her Olympic performance was clouded by skepticism. A year after the Games, in 1989, a former American athlete named Darrell Robinson told a European magazine that Griffith Joyner had given her money to buy growth hormones. Griffith Joyner denied the allegations, telling the New York Times, "It's all made up lies about drugs. I'd be crazy to do drugs." In 1998, sports commentator John Feinstein said on NPR's Morning Edition, "The rumors were in Seoul in 1988, and I think the first thing to note is that he never tested positive," he said. "But she became a star late. She was 28 at the time... These rumors will always be there and she's been asked about them throughout her career, which she's always denied." The International Olympic Committee's medical board says it conducted rigorous drug testing on Griffith Joyner during the 1988 Olympics - and it always came back negative. Griffith Joyner spoke to journalist Ann Liguori about the allegations in 1991: "I knew I had never taken drugs, so I didn't let it bother me when people said that. I knew it was something that was in the news," she said. "People were looking for personal things to point at the athletes. Try not to buy it and just focus on what needs to be done and move on." I know it's hard to accept the fact that FloJo is the best in the world, pure. No one has ever proven that it is muddy. That being said, I understand that you are suffering and trying to smear FloJo's memory, but that only qualifies you. Your baseless accusations are just trying to reassure me, I am calm because I know the truth about FloJo's purity. So you can say anything until you prove that your words are empty. . She is the only woman to hold 2 athletics world records for more than 35 years. I'm sorry you can't understand that there are people in our world who can create admirable acts without any doping. Believe what you want. DYOR Do you have any more questions?
Are you people so biased and ignorant you are afraid to look at Flo's history? Just a couple years earlier Flo was not an elite runner then in a short time set world records! That is impossible in track & Field. After you reach 19-21 for a sprinter that is it. You do not all of a sudden set world records! Distance you can improve up to 27 but not sprinters. Also she died early as so many juicers did. Evelyn Ashford when asked about her said Yeah she is really something sarcastically! Evelyn was the fastest woman then all of a sudden Flo comes out of no where and sets world records then dies young. Believe what you want?
Don Baxley So why didnt you look at Flos history? Just a couple years earlier Flo wasnt elite runner? Really? In Helsinki world championchips 1983 she was 200m 4th, Olynpics 1984 2nd and Rome 1987 world championchips 2nd. Yes those are 200m races not 100m, but obviously she was elite runner way before 1988. Or mayby you dont think that second is not anymore elite...
@@damongwinn I dont know what you mean by previous... Year before 1988? Or more? Or what? But just for an example she ran 1987 200m 21,96 and 100m 10,96, and 1984 200m 22,04 and 100m 10,99. World records were 21.71 and 10,76 at the time. She didnt compete seriously between Los Angele 1984 and Rome 1987 (I found couple of results in 1985). So your statement is simply not true. Why you guys dont check your information...
There was testimony from nurses that Flo Jo was a regular visitor to the hospital in the center of doping. People just want to accept it, it broke my heart about Marion Jones. There’s been a big cover up about Flo-Jo because if she is exposed other athletes will also be exposed from that era.
Sorry, but your comment is countered by Today's reality: Personal Best & Record Breaking times in Women's; 100m, 200m 400m hurdles, 800m are being set, from month to month; Olympic trials & National trials to Olympics and Diamond League events. Therefore; It's time to rethink Your comments and conclusions.
She was definitely more feminine than most sprinters and never tested positive, and didn't really have a power running style.........so you know maybe you're right, it's hard to be the best, I'm sure a lot of champions took drugs. But why watch sports at all if you consider excellence a sign of cheating?
@@ConsciousFBA there were no out of competition drug testing in those days. so athletes know how to flush their system when they are in competitions by carefully timing themselves.
@@ConsciousFBA today is harder to get away because they have unannounced out of competition drug testing. even that many athletes still get away with it because it's not like you are getting out of competition testing twice a month or something like that. sometimes you get it once or year or sometimes 2 or 3 or 4 times a year. it's like a random draw testing of athletes. and if athletes got called in for out of competition testing then they are allowed to miss drug test up to 2 times every 18 months without any penalty. so by then they are clean. track and field will never be a clean sport, athletes will always find a way to cheat and to beat the system.
@@minavamp2811 no it's not. Did you see the Jamaican women? One of them is 36 years old running the best she's ever. It defies nature what she is doing. If you know anything about the Jamaican drug testing program you know that it's much easier to cheat than it's ever been. Plus there are different rules for different people as evidenced by what happened to the American sprinter for smoking weed and the 15 year old european ice skater who actually had steroids in her system.
Fantastic Flo jo. A wonder woman
Sprinter 1988 gift of GOD for you
Florence grifitt joyner. 3 gold medal
100 and 200 meters your record
No one can erase until now your
Name in track always be there
Even you far while you are watching
In heaven.
That's FLO JO .... just Legendary
Right, she will not be forgotten about her drug use and how she set records out of the clear blue sky. Legendary for sure! A true hero, someone to look up too. Someone I told my kids do not be like!
rest in peace my favorite my biggest crush on florence Griffith joyner
flo jo PUBLICALLY HONORED GOD AND THEN HE RESPONDED AND HONORED HER!!... AS HE SLWAYS DOES AND PROMISED! BRAVO SIS ! LOVE U...SEE YA LATER!! AT THE BANQUET!!
A great woman.
@@ericastier1646 I absolutely agree with you.
You are 100% correct.. I wish I could like your comment a thousand times...
thank you!
Omg those costumes are so ahead of times, they are beautiful!!!
This final line up is so strong. 1988. Love it
2 months after the olympics trial she drops the 200m by 5 tenths (half a second) at the olympics. amazing.
On drugs it is not!
@@donbaxley5530even if she took drugs her technique was the best we’ve ever seen in history male or female
She was good no doubt that! But I think I know what made her xtra special.@@jetsofaqua2206
@@donbaxley5530
A statement from FloJo and her husband, Al Joyner:
“I know exactly what people say about me,” she said. "And that's just not true." I don't need to use drugs. If they want, they can come for testing every week of the year. I have nothing to hide." Her husband says all the talk boils down to jealousy. He said his wife's astonishing gains are the result of being "trained as a man." He added: “We bought a $150 leg exerciser and she did leg rolls every night. Over 20 pounds every night to add strength to your legs. She worked 12 hours a day.”
Only those who have nothing to hide say so.
Do 12 hours of leg training a day for months and you'll set the world record.💪👍
@@jetsofaqua2206 Let it be clear that she was not using/ever used PEDs.
She was the single most tested athlete from '88-'89; purposely singled-out by the IAAF and IOC. Florence Griffith-Joyner was legendary.
🥈🥇🥇🥇🥈
RIP Florence Griffith Joyner
Splendida e meravigliosa donna
I love love this woman!
thanks dave - 35 yo betamax looks great
Her costume is so good.
She was so good looked¡¡¡
Flo is very attractive! RIP legend!!!
Very classy too
Florence la mejor
She was the best.
She was like lighting 🏃🏾♀️🥇
The greatest ever...
Allison felix**
@@carlosg3799 both coached by the same man,, at the same track. Both Frome the same city.. as much as I like Felix ,, good choice,, but Flo Jo would smoke her in any race... Easy...but very good choice
@@carlosg3799 any race 100,200 or 400
@@Haraka111 get off her nuts that she grew from all that test 💉💊...Shes the best not the greatest...in terms of being the greatest allison felix has that written in her resume
@@carlosg3799 man go ahead with that ignorant shit you must be a dude that like dudes.... That's fine but just come out the closet and stop being untrue to yourself...
Grew from all tests what the hell are you talking about..
Man flojo was forced to take 11 drug test in 1988..
That's beyond random drug test that's beyond anything 11 drug test man in a span of 9 months.. she passed each and every one of them.
She never skipped the drug test..
As far as Felix I respect and admire Allison Felix she is a great one..
Can she beat flojo in any race.. it's just that simple this is track and field there's no judgments.. is she faster than flojo the answer is no they both had the same coach..
Trained at the same facility.
Had the same resources well not really Felix had up-to-date resources like Mondo man I'm tripping right now... Going back and forth with Carlos.... The nut hugger lol lol man I'm just fucking with you man...
A gift from God,, kinesis in flesh,, Flo Joe is a legend.. Legends do not die..
Drugs are not a gift from God!
But they die early from drug use, huh? Drugs are not a gift from God. Who told you that, some guy on the street corner?
@@donbaxley5530
It's a moral issue: Flo Jo achieved her results through hard training. She didn't need doping. That's the point here.
She changed coaches, she and her husband developed new training methods, which brought the long-awaited success, in addition to the work put in.
A statement from FloJo and her husband, Al Joyner:
“I know exactly what people say about me,” she said. "And that's just not true." I don't need to use drugs. If they want, they can come for testing every week of the year. I have nothing to hide." Her husband says all the talk boils down to jealousy. He said his wife's astonishing gains are the result of being "trained as a man." He added: “We bought a $150 leg exerciser and she did leg rolls every night. Over 20 pounds every night to add strength to your legs. She worked 12 hours a day.”
Only those who have nothing to hide say so.
Do 12 hours of leg training a day for months and you'll set the world record.
Period.
There are interviews with her from 1984 where her voice is exactly the same. She always had a deep voice.Her voice is also deep in the training video made in 1994, even though she hasn't competed in years.
FloJo's death was caused by an epileptic seizure due to a congenital brain disorder, sadly drowned RIP.
Florence Griffith Joyner retires from the field On February 22, 1989, five months after the Seoul Olympic Games, Griffith Joyner announced her retirement from track and field. When discussing her retirement with Liguori, Griffith Joyner said: "I retired in 1989 because I could no longer train at 100%, the way I used to train. If I can't give it my all, I don't want to give it at all." Griffith Joyner moved on with her life. She became a mother, pursued fashion design and continued to combine sports and style. She even designed the 1990 NBA uniforms for the Indiana Pacers.
After the death of Florence Griffith Joyner, doping allegations against her intensified. Many believed that illegal performance enhancers may have contributed to her death. However, after the autopsy, Dr. Richard Fukumoto, forensic medicine expert, clearly stated that no changes caused by steroids or other doping agents could be detected in her body. "This report allows Florence Griffith Joyner to rest in peace," said Primo Nebiolo, then president of the International Association of Athletics Federations. “Her family has had to endure incredible media attacks, many trying to undermine her legacy without any real evidence. This campaign harmed the entire sport and the anti-doping campaign. I expect more responsible behavior from media representatives in the future. I hope that after this, many members of the athletic world will assure the family of their love and sympathy."
The 100m and 200m world record holder is FloJo, these are the facts.
Facts are stubborn things. "FloJo was juicing". These are just assumptions. The truth is, no one has ever proven these allegations. So FloJo's world records are and will remain official. I don't see anyone who can topple them. FloJo achieved her results with the perfect harmony of body, soul and spirit.
Everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Florence Griffith Joyner's style and speed brought her international fame, but her Olympic performance was clouded by skepticism. A year after the Games, in 1989, a former American athlete named Darrell Robinson told a European magazine that Griffith Joyner had given her money to buy growth hormones. Griffith Joyner denied the allegations, telling the New York Times, "It's all made up lies about drugs. I'd be crazy to do drugs." In 1998, sports commentator John Feinstein said on NPR's Morning Edition, "The rumors were in Seoul in 1988, and I think the first thing to note is that he never tested positive," he said. "But she became a star late. She was 28 at the time... These rumors will always be there and she's been asked about them throughout her career, which she's always denied." The International Olympic Committee's medical board says it conducted rigorous drug testing on Griffith Joyner during the 1988 Olympics - and it always came back negative. Griffith Joyner spoke to journalist Ann Liguori about the allegations in 1991: "I knew I had never taken drugs, so I didn't let it bother me when people said that. I knew it was something that was in the news," she said. "People were looking for personal things to point at the athletes. Try not to buy it and just focus on what needs to be done and move on."
I know it's hard to accept the fact that FloJo is the best in the world, pure. No one has ever proven that it is muddy. That being said, I understand that you are suffering and trying to smear FloJo's memory, but that only qualifies you. Your baseless accusations are just trying to reassure me, I am calm because I know the truth about FloJo's purity. So you can say anything until you prove that your words are empty. . She is the only woman to hold 2 athletics world records for more than 35 years. I'm sorry you can't understand that there are people in our world who can create admirable acts without any doping.
Believe what you want.
DYOR
Do you have any more questions?
"Florence Griffith-Joyner, Tellez and Bob Kersee denied the allegations, but Florence Griffith-Joyner did not pursue legal action. The accuser questioned Robinson's motives, as he received $50,000 for an interview with Stern and $10,000 for an appearance on NBC's Today show . to discuss the matter."
Darell Robinson was a frustrated, frustrated personality with a hint of jealousy, a slight desire for revenge, because he himself could not succeed. Materiality played an additional role in his motivation. He is a completely untrustworthy person with empty words and zero evidence.
Flo Jo RIP❤
Yes she's a legend. Her life and death reassemble to Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee is a legend in kung-fu and flo is a legend in sprinting. And the two were diying bu cerebral seizure.
RIP Flo Jo
"I can run faster than 10.49 as I believe I haven't reached my peak" HAHAHAHA! That statement literally floored me. All her competitors must've been rolling around on the floor in pain after hearing that. Lol
Mightve got to 10.3
I'm surprised that was so close. Talented field.
Would not have been if she was not juiced.
@@donbaxley5530Prove it.
LOVED FLO Jo that is one FINE looking babe ! WOW ~! shame she passed so young love you FLO ! hope you are happy over there
She was even more attractive in 1987 before she started her steroid program.
RIP florence Griffith Joyner aka Flo jo
Thanks for posting this!
1988년❤
Eight Races!!!!!! Four In The 100 Meters And Four In The 200 Meters For The US Olympic Trials! They Run Three>Today. Think About It!!!
Doped or not doped,it truely is poetry in motion.
11 drug test in 1988 past each and every one of them.
Never and her entire career have she skipped a drug test.
Never in her entire career have she had to take a (b) sample
Flo Joe was absolutely clean... A gift from God... Kinesics in the flesh...
@@sinsin1697 Passing any test in the 1980s does not prove anything.
@@MsSlucyna if someone would just had explained your dumbass philosophy,, to the officials that caught,, Carl Lewis at the 1988 Olympic trials with stimulants,, he had his day in court and he won therefore he's okay,,, but the test somehow caught him,. And if someone had explained your dumbass philosophy,, to the officials in the 1988 Olympics that caught Ben Johnson, that the tests were not good it's the '80s bro... You sound ridiculous and ignorant right now..
@@sinsin1697 You do. What's worse, naive.
I've Heard and seen enough. Don't wish to be offended either. Bye
@@MsSlucyna but it is okay for you to insinuate guilt by way of 1980s... It's okay for you to throw a person under the bus with zero proof.
You're okay with basically attacking a deceased woman. With no real proof.... Now you don't want to be offended... That's something man you're something else
Drugs will not teach you how to run properly. Absolutely stunning woman.
Flojo was indirectly accused of cheating by way of being tested 11 times in 1988 and passing each and every one of them.... They tried everything under the sun to discredit this incredible sprinter...
@@sinsin1697 Incredible is the word!!
@@waynehentley4332 yeah just look listen to the announcers when she ran and broke the world's record... They literally did not believe what they were seeing... Incredible,, same word that describe Michael Jordan,, or Bo Jackson,, flojo what's a once every thousand year type of athlete... Just be happy that your eyeballs are working and you got a chance to see God ingenuity....
@@sinsin1697 An impressive drug cheat!
@@waynehentley4332 you're a failed athlete it's written all in your words... You couldn't answer one question.. you are a wannabe.. you and imaginary athlete LOL.. you're fat you're slow you just wasn't fast enough.. simple
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Wow ! Was für eine Figur , aber ohne diesem Trikot wurde ihr diese Rennen fiel leichte gefallen . Die Snoppy Jane hat nachgewiesen , sie Singt ohne Hindernissen an ihre Körper . So zu sagen , ihre Körper bekommt erst die richtige Resonanz wen sie keine Hindernissen spürt und frei Schwingt . Zvonimir
They should have a movie about Florence Griffith Joyner and beyonce should play her in an biopic
Yes To The Movie!!! Hell No To Beyonce Playing Flo Jo.
@@timmyo911 ok who should play Florence joyner in a biopic
@@lamarbrown3531 A Fresh Face Who Actually Has Acting Talent!
@@lamarbrown3531 I think it should be either Lizzo or Countess Vaughn of 227 and The Parkers fame.
nah, it will have to be someone new because I can't think of anyone today who fits the profile. Maybe Jurnee Smollet or possibly Zoie Kravitz might work out but of course, they are not necessarily new.
She was so dope(d)
she was also so tested, like 11 times to be exact
So was lance armstrong until he got caught. So we’re the East German athletes.
@@pedropelaez he didn't get caught he told on himself. Had he not said anything he would still be under the radar. Point is, we can speculate all we want, but if there's no failed drug test or an admission, that's all it will ever be, speculation. Lance Armstrong and eastern german women are not evidence of Flo Jo doping. It just means those particular individuals were doping. Imagine yourself being accused of murder in China and you live in Peru, nowhere near the scene of the crime. That's what you just did to Flo Jo.
@@ConsciousFBA whatever ever you need to tell yourself to try and justify what everyone with objectivity knows. 🤷♂️🤷♂️
Objectivity means there is evidence such as a failed drug test. What you and many like you suffer from is subjective emotionalism where there is no evidence. "If the glove don't fit, you must acquit". The woman's been gone for 30 years now, get over it.
Her voice changed from 4 years prior in 84
Thats funny: In the game show Flojo has a way deeper voice than her husband, he sounds like a woman 😊
not only that her voice deepened her upper lip had a 5 o'clock shadow. so she started growing hair on the upper lip.
Do you have a link to her speaking in 1984????
@@imanisaab3149 th-cam.com/video/ls41-jN3vbI/w-d-xo.html
Her voice never changed.
Son muy sospechosas las marcas de Florence.
It's a moral issue: Flo Jo achieved her results through hard training. She didn't need doping. That's the point here.
She changed coaches, she and her husband developed new training methods, which brought the long-awaited success, in addition to the work put in.
A statement from FloJo and her husband, Al Joyner:
“I know exactly what people say about me,” she said. "And that's just not true." I don't need to use drugs. If they want, they can come for testing every week of the year. I have nothing to hide." Her husband says all the talk boils down to jealousy. He said his wife's astonishing gains are the result of being "trained as a man." He added: “We bought a $150 leg exerciser and she did leg rolls every night. Over 20 pounds every night to add strength to your legs. She worked 12 hours a day.”
Only those who have nothing to hide say so.
Do 12 hours of leg training a day for months and you'll set the world record.
Period.
There are interviews with her from 1984 where her voice is exactly the same. She always had a deep voice.Her voice is also deep in the training video made in 1994, even though she hasn't competed in years.
FloJo's death was caused by an epileptic seizure due to a congenital brain disorder, sadly drowned RIP.
Florence Griffith Joyner retires from the field On February 22, 1989, five months after the Seoul Olympic Games, Griffith Joyner announced her retirement from track and field. When discussing her retirement with Liguori, Griffith Joyner said: "I retired in 1989 because I could no longer train at 100%, the way I used to train. If I can't give it my all, I don't want to give it at all." Griffith Joyner moved on with her life. She became a mother, pursued fashion design and continued to combine sports and style. She even designed the 1990 NBA uniforms for the Indiana Pacers.
After the death of Florence Griffith Joyner, doping allegations against her intensified. Many believed that illegal performance enhancers may have contributed to her death. However, after the autopsy, Dr. Richard Fukumoto, forensic medicine expert, clearly stated that no changes caused by steroids or other doping agents could be detected in her body. "This report allows Florence Griffith Joyner to rest in peace," said Primo Nebiolo, then president of the International Association of Athletics Federations. “Her family has had to endure incredible media attacks, many trying to undermine her legacy without any real evidence. This campaign harmed the entire sport and the anti-doping campaign. I expect more responsible behavior from media representatives in the future. I hope that after this, many members of the athletic world will assure the family of their love and sympathy."
The 100m and 200m world record holder is FloJo, these are the facts.
Facts are stubborn things. "FloJo was juicing". These are just assumptions. The truth is, no one has ever proven these allegations. So FloJo's world records are and will remain official. I don't see anyone who can topple them. FloJo achieved her results with the perfect harmony of body, soul and spirit.
Everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Florence Griffith Joyner's style and speed brought her international fame, but her Olympic performance was clouded by skepticism. A year after the Games, in 1989, a former American athlete named Darrell Robinson told a European magazine that Griffith Joyner had given her money to buy growth hormones. Griffith Joyner denied the allegations, telling the New York Times, "It's all made up lies about drugs. I'd be crazy to do drugs." In 1998, sports commentator John Feinstein said on NPR's Morning Edition, "The rumors were in Seoul in 1988, and I think the first thing to note is that he never tested positive," he said. "But she became a star late. She was 28 at the time... These rumors will always be there and she's been asked about them throughout her career, which she's always denied." The International Olympic Committee's medical board says it conducted rigorous drug testing on Griffith Joyner during the 1988 Olympics - and it always came back negative. Griffith Joyner spoke to journalist Ann Liguori about the allegations in 1991: "I knew I had never taken drugs, so I didn't let it bother me when people said that. I knew it was something that was in the news," she said. "People were looking for personal things to point at the athletes. Try not to buy it and just focus on what needs to be done and move on."
I know it's hard to accept the fact that FloJo is the best in the world, pure. No one has ever proven that it is muddy. That being said, I understand that you are suffering and trying to smear FloJo's memory, but that only qualifies you. Your baseless accusations are just trying to reassure me, I am calm because I know the truth about FloJo's purity. So you can say anything until you prove that your words are empty. . She is the only woman to hold 2 athletics world records for more than 35 years. I'm sorry you can't understand that there are people in our world who can create admirable acts without any doping.
Believe what you want.
DYOR
Do you have any more questions?
Her use of HGH, which was essentially untraceable at the time, was an excellent example for future athletes about how to appropriately choose their performance enhancing drugs and not end up failing a drug test. A real role model.
Ridiculous, you just made fun of yourself...
It's a moral issue: Flo Jo achieved her results through hard training. She didn't need doping. That's the point here.
She changed coaches, she and her husband developed new training methods, which brought the long-awaited success, in addition to the work put in.
A statement from FloJo and her husband, Al Joyner:
“I know exactly what people say about me,” she said. "And that's just not true." I don't need to use drugs. If they want, they can come for testing every week of the year. I have nothing to hide." Her husband says all the talk boils down to jealousy. He said his wife's astonishing gains are the result of being "trained as a man." He added: “We bought a $150 leg exerciser and she did leg rolls every night. Over 20 pounds every night to add strength to your legs. She worked 12 hours a day.”
Only those who have nothing to hide say so.
Do 12 hours of leg training a day for months and you'll set the world record.
Period.
There are interviews with her from 1984 where her voice is exactly the same. She always had a deep voice.Her voice is also deep in the training video made in 1994, even though she hasn't competed in years.
FloJo's death was caused by an epileptic seizure due to a congenital brain disorder, sadly drowned RIP.
Florence Griffith Joyner retires from the field On February 22, 1989, five months after the Seoul Olympic Games, Griffith Joyner announced her retirement from track and field. When discussing her retirement with Liguori, Griffith Joyner said: "I retired in 1989 because I could no longer train at 100%, the way I used to train. If I can't give it my all, I don't want to give it at all." Griffith Joyner moved on with her life. She became a mother, pursued fashion design and continued to combine sports and style. She even designed the 1990 NBA uniforms for the Indiana Pacers.
After the death of Florence Griffith Joyner, doping allegations against her intensified. Many believed that illegal performance enhancers may have contributed to her death. However, after the autopsy, Dr. Richard Fukumoto, forensic medicine expert, clearly stated that no changes caused by steroids or other doping agents could be detected in her body. "This report allows Florence Griffith Joyner to rest in peace," said Primo Nebiolo, then president of the International Association of Athletics Federations. “Her family has had to endure incredible media attacks, many trying to undermine her legacy without any real evidence. This campaign harmed the entire sport and the anti-doping campaign. I expect more responsible behavior from media representatives in the future. I hope that after this, many members of the athletic world will assure the family of their love and sympathy."
The 100m and 200m world record holder is FloJo, these are the facts.
Facts are stubborn things. "FloJo was juicing". These are just assumptions. The truth is, no one has ever proven these allegations. So FloJo's world records are and will remain official. I don't see anyone who can topple them. FloJo achieved her results with the perfect harmony of body, soul and spirit.
Everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Florence Griffith Joyner's style and speed brought her international fame, but her Olympic performance was clouded by skepticism. A year after the Games, in 1989, a former American athlete named Darrell Robinson told a European magazine that Griffith Joyner had given her money to buy growth hormones. Griffith Joyner denied the allegations, telling the New York Times, "It's all made up lies about drugs. I'd be crazy to do drugs." In 1998, sports commentator John Feinstein said on NPR's Morning Edition, "The rumors were in Seoul in 1988, and I think the first thing to note is that he never tested positive," he said. "But she became a star late. She was 28 at the time... These rumors will always be there and she's been asked about them throughout her career, which she's always denied." The International Olympic Committee's medical board says it conducted rigorous drug testing on Griffith Joyner during the 1988 Olympics - and it always came back negative. Griffith Joyner spoke to journalist Ann Liguori about the allegations in 1991: "I knew I had never taken drugs, so I didn't let it bother me when people said that. I knew it was something that was in the news," she said. "People were looking for personal things to point at the athletes. Try not to buy it and just focus on what needs to be done and move on."
I know it's hard to accept the fact that FloJo is the best in the world, pure. No one has ever proven that it is muddy. That being said, I understand that you are suffering and trying to smear FloJo's memory, but that only qualifies you. Your baseless accusations are just trying to reassure me, I am calm because I know the truth about FloJo's purity. So you can say anything until you prove that your words are empty. . She is the only woman to hold 2 athletics world records for more than 35 years. I'm sorry you can't understand that there are people in our world who can create admirable acts without any doping.
Believe what you want.
DYOR
Do you have any more questions?
Are you people so biased and ignorant you are afraid to look at Flo's history? Just a couple years earlier Flo was not an elite runner then in a short time set world records! That is impossible in track & Field. After you reach 19-21 for a sprinter that is it. You do not all of a sudden set world records! Distance you can improve up to 27 but not sprinters. Also she died early as so many juicers did. Evelyn Ashford when asked about her said Yeah she is really something sarcastically! Evelyn was the fastest woman then all of a sudden Flo comes out of no where and sets world records then dies young. Believe what you want?
Don Baxley
So why didnt you look at Flos history? Just a couple years earlier Flo wasnt elite runner? Really? In Helsinki world championchips 1983 she was 200m 4th, Olynpics 1984 2nd and Rome 1987 world championchips 2nd. Yes those are 200m races not 100m, but obviously she was elite runner way before 1988. Or mayby you dont think that second is not anymore elite...
@@damongwinn
I dont know what you mean by previous...
Year before 1988? Or more? Or what?
But just for an example she ran 1987 200m 21,96 and 100m 10,96, and 1984 200m 22,04 and 100m 10,99. World records were 21.71 and 10,76 at the time. She didnt compete seriously between Los Angele 1984 and Rome 1987 (I found couple of results in 1985).
So your statement is simply not true. Why you guys dont check your information...
she died from a medical problem she had suffered from most of her life
There was testimony from nurses that Flo Jo was a regular visitor to the hospital in the center of doping. People just want to accept it, it broke my heart about Marion Jones. There’s been a big cover up about Flo-Jo because if she is exposed other athletes will also be exposed from that era.
Sorry, but your comment is countered by Today's reality: Personal Best & Record Breaking times in Women's; 100m, 200m 400m hurdles, 800m are being set, from month to month; Olympic trials & National trials to Olympics and Diamond League events. Therefore; It's time to rethink Your comments and conclusions.
Sus récords son muy sospechosos
steroids
why didn't they find anything after 11 tests during those trials?
Sit yo old ass down somewhere
She was definitely more feminine than most sprinters and never tested positive, and didn't really have a power running style.........so you know maybe you're right, it's hard to be the best, I'm sure a lot of champions took drugs. But why watch sports at all if you consider excellence a sign of cheating?
Testosterone...probaly
tested 11 times during those trials, so probably not
@@ConsciousFBA there were no out of competition drug testing in those days. so athletes know how to flush their system when they are in competitions by carefully timing themselves.
@@minavamp2811 no different from today especially in Jamaica and Europe
@@ConsciousFBA today is harder to get away because they have unannounced out of competition drug testing. even that many athletes still get away with it because it's not like you are getting out of competition testing twice a month or something like that. sometimes you get it once or year or sometimes 2 or 3 or 4 times a year. it's like a random draw testing of athletes. and if athletes got called in for out of competition testing then they are allowed to miss drug test up to 2 times every 18 months without any penalty. so by then they are clean. track and field will never be a clean sport, athletes will always find a way to cheat and to beat the system.
@@minavamp2811 no it's not. Did you see the Jamaican women? One of them is 36 years old running the best she's ever. It defies nature what she is doing. If you know anything about the Jamaican drug testing program you know that it's much easier to cheat than it's ever been. Plus there are different rules for different people as evidenced by what happened to the American sprinter for smoking weed and the 15 year old european ice skater who actually had steroids in her system.
Drugs that Al she it. A cheater.
Infinite Rumination can you care to explain why they didn’t find any drugs in her autopsy?
Yeah drugs. They should ban meat. Unfair to vegans..
Get yourself a psychiatrist. You need it.