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I think it's lousy that there is even a whiff of a doping accusation. It has been documented that athletic women who compete after giving birth are often stronger and have more endurance. Swimming is also a no-impact sport so folks can be strong swimmers for their whole lives. The way swimmers train has changed a lot, as well as the swim-suit tech itself.
I hope she blows them away in Beijing!
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Originally Posted by smokey the elder
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Absolutely no way, she uses any drugs to enhance her performance.
I too hope she wows them again at the Olympics.:D
I just saw a news piece about DT.
You could bounce quarters off of any part of her body and she'd give you change back.
That chickie-babe has an incredible abdominal area.:eek:
Another article.
http://www.dailynews.com/sportscolumnists/ci_9865860
The German women's gymnastics team has one member that's 33 years old, Oksana Chusovitina. She has a 9-year-old son. She's from Uzbekistan but moved to Germany when her son needed treatment for leukemia that was not available in Russia. People she knew from gymnastics sponsored him for treatment in Germany and she later became a German citizen. I think they said this is her 3rd or 4th Olympics. I saw her on the vault last night and I think she puts those little teeny tiny young girls to shame. She's right up there with Dara Torres on my list of people who haven't let their age hold them back in areas where youth is good.
SILVER, BABY!!!
That woman rocks......From Helen Mirren to Dara Torres?
They made my year as bathing suit babes!:)
I read in the newspaper today that she was telling the other swimmers that training for Olympic swimming is a piece of cake compared to giving birth! Brava, Dara!Quote:
Originally Posted by smokey the elder