mich würde es interessieren was die folgen eines posetiven teste ist auf anabolika
Dies habe ich auf dieser seite gefunden> auf Männer physique > ganz runter scrollen
http://www.ifbb-austria.at/regeln.html
Ein sportlich unfaires Verhalten von Athleten bei der Siegerehrung kann
disziplinäre Folgen nach sich ziehen.
7. ANTI-DOPINGKONTROLLEN Kontrollen werden nach Richtlinien der IFBB, des Internationalen Olympischen Komitees und der NADA durchgeführt.
ÖABFF/IFBB-Austria
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IFBB macht sehr harte Tests. Du musst Injekts schon 6 Monate vorher weglassen, Deca auch 12 Monate. Finden sie etwas, wirst du lebenslang gesperrt.
Schummeln ist aussichtslos. Gedopte haben es schwer im Profisport. Find dich damit ab
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Wenn das so ist, starte ich lieber bei der GNBF.
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IFBB macht sehr harte Tests. Du musst Injekts schon 6 Monate vorher weglassen, Deca auch 12 Monate. Finden sie etwas, wirst du lebenslang gesperrt.
Hallo Doktor
danke für deine antwort1.) hab gehört dass in Deutschland der Betrug mit Doping, mit bis zu 3 Jahre Freiheitsstrafe bestraft wird, stimmt das?.. kann man auch mit einer Geldstrafe rechnen?
2.) gelten die 6 Monate für propis oder für enan? hab gehört dass enan deutlich länger nachgewiesen werden kannMit freundlichen Grüßen
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Die NADA kann die Veranstaltung abriegeln lassen und alle Teilnehmer zwangstesten, auch beim Bodybuilding. Das kann sie aber auch schon bei jedem Fitness-Studio. Es wird in der Praxis aber selten gemacht.
In Schweden wird dies so praktiziert. Profi-BB werden dort schon am Flughafen verhaftet und zwangsgetestet.
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Muscle Profiling - Can looking big get you arrested?
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Pro bodybuilder “X-man” Toney Freeman arrived in Sundsvall, Sweden for a scheduled appearance for the Fitness Festival (Fitnessfestivalen) in nearby Göteborg. While signing autographs, Freeman was removed from the premises by police and taken into custody. He was then escorted from the Venue, into a waiting car, and taken to the police station where he was given a urine test to determine if he was using anabolic steroids. His offence? He “looked” jacked.
Göteborg Police Chief Henrik Blusi stated that “we learned from "Operation Liquid” that professional bodybuilders use steroids, growth hormones and other illegal substances," (according to a press release from police, “Operation Liquid” is described as a national effort against serious doping offenses, carried out under the government's mission in the fight against serious organized crime). Though it’s no secret drug use is a requisite for most bodybuilders, Freeman did not have any drugs with him at the time of the arrest. He was arrested merely on the basis that he’s 300 pounds with a 30 inch waist.
In other words, the basis for Freeman's arrest was "muscle profiling."According to an unnamed Swedish national familiar with the event, “If they [police] suspect you are using steroids they will detain you. You can refuse to give a urine sample but they have the rights to hold you down and draw a blood sample. If the drug/steroid test is positive you'll be fined, then they have the rights to search through your home to find further evidence. Depending on how much they find you'll get a heftier fine or jail time.” IFBB pro and Swedish national Martin Kjellstrom was jailed for over a year with no trial under the same law.
What we have here is not a rogue cop with an axe to grind. This is a national effort. “Muscle profiling” is the basis for being detained in Sweden. If you look big you stand the chance of being arrested. The Freeman incident sent a powerful message home. Current Mr. Olympia Jay Cutler canceled his trip to Sweden believing, as the rest of us now do, that bodybuilders are not welcome in Sweden.
Now, Sweden is considered a first world country, and not a society wrought with terror threats such as found in let’s say Israel, where profiling for terrorists is the norm. As a first world society, could Sweden be setting an example that could be followed here in the US? Since the US government would no doubt position such a human rights violation as a cogent step in the war on drugs the “political correctness” advocates would likely accept such profiling over profiling for terrorists. I mean, violating the rights of an illegal drug user would be no problem for our government; they would easily do it over the rights of a Muslim extremist. I don’t think anyone would argue with that. We can’t even agree that erecting a mosque at ground zero in New York is in bad taste lest we – god forbid – offend anyone.
Assuming such is really not too much of a stretch. I could easily see something like the Swedish model crossing the pond. Now, assuming for a minute it does, can you imagine the problems it would cause? While such a procedure would surely once and for all determine who’s “natural” and who’s not, the idea that anyone – guy or girl – who looks “big” can get hauled into the station and forced to pee in a cup seems insane! But, if it can happens in Sweden, why not here?What about the users of legitimate and efficacious supplements such as those we make here at VPX? Does training hard, eating right, and taking well made effective supplements a recipe for police harassment? Knowing how tenacious some of our anti-drug cops are, rousting bodybuilders repeatedly for what they think might constitutes probable cause could become quite a nuisance for some of us if the Swedish model hits out shores… Something to think about.
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In Belgien umstellt die Polizei Fitness-Studios und lässt die Trainierenden zwangstesten. Grundsätzlich darf ein NADA-Tester jeden Deutschen jederzeit auf Drogen testen. Das darf die Polizei in DE auch.
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Muscle Profiling - Can looking big get you arrested?
Posted by John Romano on Dec 17, 2010 4:06:00 PMAccording to an unnamed Swedish national familiar with the event, “If they [police] suspect you are using steroids they will detain you. You can refuse to give a urine sample but they have the rights to hold you down and draw a blood sample.
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Soviel zum verweigern :p
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Geht alles. Tony Freeman ein Bodybuilder, der in Schweden eine Tour gemacht wurde verhaftet bei einer AUTOGRAMMSTUNDE.
Er wurde verhaftet und es wurde sogar eine Probe genommen. Die Probe war Positiv.
Der Grund, wieso Sie ihn festnahmen? Er war zu MUSKULÖS! Das reicht in Schweden schon.
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Das geht in ganz Europa. Und in den USA
Soviel zum verweigern
Auch in Deutschland kann ein Polizist jeden Bürger jederzeit testen. Man kann eine Urinprobe ablehnen, eine Blutprobe kann aber jederzeit mit Gewalt genommen werden.
Beispiel aus Belgien: Die Polizei umstellt ein Fitnessstudio. Alle werden zwangsgetestet. wer positiv ist, bekommt ein verbot in Studios zu trainieren. (Habe den Artikel jetzt nur überflogen)
A recent report comes out of Belgium. Boris, a young dietician in his late 20’s working in the medical insurance field decided to enter his first bodybuilding contest. He placed a respectable 5th out of 9, but as the show drew to a close he was selected by the officials as one of 10 out of 70 competitors to submit to urine testing. He was told to urinate in a cup and fill out paperwork. A month later, he was advised in a letter from the Department of “Culture, Youth, Sports and Media” that he tested positive for steroids and two ancillary drugs, and that his testosterone ratio was elevated.
In Belgium, steroid doping crimes are pursued both by government anti-doping authorities and by the police. The anti-doping authorities typically tip off the police, who launch their own separate investigation. Shortly after receiving the letter regarding his urine results, Boris received a call from his father. Three policemen had shown up at the door of their home with a warrant and had begun searching his room. The warrant alleged there was cause to search for steroids, other drugs and “narcotics” – all based only on the urine test results. They even seized his computer and external hard drive.
Boris told me, “I have in my whole life never hurt a living soul, always been helpful towards others, often stupid enough to help others when I should have been more selfish for my own good. I’m a hard working man and all my colleagues and bosses are very happy with my work and would fight not to lose me from their team. … Yet that day, when I had to pee in that cup, all of that changed, and I was all of a sudden a criminal, a very, very bad man in need of some serious punishing….”
Boris was commanded to appear at an investigational hearing before the anti-doping disciplinary commission. For two and a half hours, he was questioned on every aspect of his life, his training, his diet, and all aspects of his use of sports-related drugs. He was also fingerprinted and his mug shots were taken.
The following month, he received a letter in the mail. While the
criminal investigation was not resolved, the decision of the anti-doping
disciplinary commission was a heavy fine of 3,350 euros and … a four-year ban on setting foot in a gym. Yes, not just a ban on bodybuilding competition, but a prohibition against working out at all in any gym! -
Wenn man 6-12 Monate davor absetzt ist ja nichts mehr da, daher müssen es die Profis doch auch schaffen das Sie nicht getestet werden und in jedem Land einziehen können ohne Probleme?!
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