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The Briggity Bro Bobs Discuss Doping In Running
Summary
In this episode, Jeremy and Bradford discuss their recent runs and training progress. They also talk about the latest news in the running world, including the tragic car accident involving Kelvin Kiptum and the doping suspension of Moe Kattir. The hosts also share book recommendations and discuss the challenges of training for a marathon. Overall, the conversation covers a range of topics related to running and provides insights into the hosts' experiences and perspectives. The conversation delves into the topic of doping in athletics, particularly in amateur running. The hosts discuss the prevalence of doping and cheating in local races, as well as the use of testosterone replacement therapy in running. They also touch on the controversy surrounding transgender athletes in sports. Overall, the conversation highlights the ethical and competitive issues surrounding performance-enhancing substances and cheating in running.
Takeaways
Consistency and gradual progression are key in training for a marathon.
The running community has been saddened by the loss of Kelvin Kiptum, a talented and promising athlete.
Doping continues to be a problem in the world of sports, and it is important for athletes to adhere to anti-doping regulations.
Reading books on running and critical thinking can provide valuable insights and knowledge for runners. Doping and cheating are prevalent issues in both professional and amateur running.
The use of testosterone replacement therapy in running raises questions about fairness and performance enhancement.
Local races are not immune to cheating, with some runners resorting to cutting courses or using other deceptive tactics.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Banter
02:57 Recap of Jeremy's Run
06:18 Brad's Down Week
08:42 Discussion on Treadmills
12:00 Book Recommendations
17:19 Preparation for the Half Marathon
20:08 Kelvin Kiptum's Accident
25:52 Discussion on Doping
31:46 Doping in Athletics
36:03 Doping in Amateur Running
37:00 Debate on the Extent of Doping in Amateur Running
38:02 Cheating in Running Races
39:30 The Use of Testosterone in Running
45:36 Controversy Surrounding Testosterone Replacement Therapy
53:45 Doping in Cycling
57:03 Doping in Local Running Races
01:00:49 Transgender Athletes
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By Bradford D LangSummary
In this episode, Jeremy and Bradford discuss their recent runs and training progress. They also talk about the latest news in the running world, including the tragic car accident involving Kelvin Kiptum and the doping suspension of Moe Kattir. The hosts also share book recommendations and discuss the challenges of training for a marathon. Overall, the conversation covers a range of topics related to running and provides insights into the hosts' experiences and perspectives. The conversation delves into the topic of doping in athletics, particularly in amateur running. The hosts discuss the prevalence of doping and cheating in local races, as well as the use of testosterone replacement therapy in running. They also touch on the controversy surrounding transgender athletes in sports. Overall, the conversation highlights the ethical and competitive issues surrounding performance-enhancing substances and cheating in running.
Takeaways
Consistency and gradual progression are key in training for a marathon.
The running community has been saddened by the loss of Kelvin Kiptum, a talented and promising athlete.
Doping continues to be a problem in the world of sports, and it is important for athletes to adhere to anti-doping regulations.
Reading books on running and critical thinking can provide valuable insights and knowledge for runners. Doping and cheating are prevalent issues in both professional and amateur running.
The use of testosterone replacement therapy in running raises questions about fairness and performance enhancement.
Local races are not immune to cheating, with some runners resorting to cutting courses or using other deceptive tactics.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Banter
02:57 Recap of Jeremy's Run
06:18 Brad's Down Week
08:42 Discussion on Treadmills
12:00 Book Recommendations
17:19 Preparation for the Half Marathon
20:08 Kelvin Kiptum's Accident
25:52 Discussion on Doping
31:46 Doping in Athletics
36:03 Doping in Amateur Running
37:00 Debate on the Extent of Doping in Amateur Running
38:02 Cheating in Running Races
39:30 The Use of Testosterone in Running
45:36 Controversy Surrounding Testosterone Replacement Therapy
53:45 Doping in Cycling
57:03 Doping in Local Running Races
01:00:49 Transgender Athletes