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Cyclists should not sign the UCI’s anti-doping charter

By Blaine Moore on Tuesday, June 26th, 2007 | 5 Comments

I am glad that I am not a professional cyclist right now. The sport has a rediculous amount of negative publicity heaped upon it on an annual basis because there are not only a (seemingly) large number of cheaters in the sport, but the governing body that is supposed to catch the cheaters is either [...]

Bike activists create their own bike lanes

By Blaine Moore on Thursday, June 21st, 2007 | 2 Comments

Bicycle activists in Toronto are fed up with the city government. The city has spent less than half of the money earmarked for putting in bicycle lanes, and is 2 years behind schedule. Cajoling the city has not had any luck, so they have decided to take matters into their own hands. They have been [...]

The Mud Hog Trail Race

By Blaine Moore on Thursday, May 24th, 2007 | 1 Comment

The Mud Hog Trail Race is debuting this year at the Gunstock Mountain Resort in Gilford, New Hampshire. The race is on June 16th and will be a team effort between two people. One person will run the course while the other bikes it, and after completing an obstacle they will switch off. At the [...]

This Week Last Year: Books and Marathons

By Blaine Moore on Saturday, April 28th, 2007 | No Comments

This week last year was pretty busy. There was a lot of running news and tips, and I continued my animated weight lifting tutorials. The site also surpassed 100 people in a single day this week last year, which was a nice milestone to reach. I continued my animated workout series with how to do [...]

A real example of how exercise improves your life

By Blaine Moore on Tuesday, March 13th, 2007 | 2 Comments

Having always been an active person, it is hard for me to tell people that I am happy because I exercise a lot. I know that it is true, but the only significant times I have not exercised have been when I was sick so I really do not have a good frame of referene. [...]

Spanish doping charges are deemed unlawful

By Blaine Moore on Monday, March 12th, 2007 | 1 Comment

Last year, a Spanish raid resulted in the ruined careers of athletes even before any hard evidence ever appeared. For some of the people, such as Jan Ullrich, the investigation had already been dropped. The damage had already been done to his reputation, though, and forced his retirement from cycling. Now, anybody else concerned about [...]

RIT loses, Jan Ullrich retires, and football players weigh in

By Blaine Moore on Monday, February 26th, 2007 | 3 Comments

Rather than writing on different news notes that I have noticed from over the weekend, I thought (for the sake of brevity) that I’d just link to the interesting articles. Saturday evening, I went to the RIT at Bentley hockey game. RIT lost by one point, 7-6. There were probably about 8 or 9 RIT [...]

The doping case against Floyd Landis just got weaker…

By Blaine Moore on Friday, February 23rd, 2007 | 5 Comments

It seems that as far as doping labs go, they can never seem to get anything right. It was not too long ago that an 7 year old anonymous blood sample that had no control samples (since the control samples had been previously tested came back negative) seemingly proved Lance Armstrong was a doper. With [...]

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Posts Tagged ‘cycling’

Cyclists should not sign the UCI’s anti-doping charter

Bike activists create their own bike lanes

The Mud Hog Trail Race

This Week Last Year: Books and Marathons

A real example of how exercise improves your life

Spanish doping charges are deemed unlawful

RIT loses, Jan Ullrich retires, and football players weigh in

The doping case against Floyd Landis just got weaker…

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