Tiger Woods 'blood-spinning' doctor to appear in court on drugs charges (steroids?)

UK Telegraph ^ | 12-8-2009 | Simon Hart

[Frantzie]

A Canadian doctor who used a pioneering 'blood-spinning’ technique to help Tiger Woods recover from his knee surgery will be questioned in court after being charged with three counts of illegally importing and selling drugs.

[bushpilot1]

[word_warrior_bob]

Yeah sure, he’s widely respected /s. You’re only kidding yourself at this point. You probably believe the Triple H commercials that he got that big using products from GNC.

[BGHater]

Your loss, give it a try. Have a Merry Christmas.

[stevio]

Thanks for getting my back.

[bushpilot1]

Fave shows how it is supposed to be done.

[Frantzie]

Yup. I cancelled TV service and do not care for the NFL after they punked Rush. I was picking up some food sunday and the end of the game was on and he had a great game.

There is an example of a gym rat who lifts weights a lot. Tiger’s stuff is juiced. If I worked at it more - I can get my bicps close and maybe get my forearms closer. Farve is natural.

The guy is pretty incredible. He almost got green bay in the super bowl on that cold cold playoff game 2 years ago when the giants went all the way.

Packer fans are idiots if they keep beating up on him.

[verity]

I think we reached agreement with regard to the content of your paragraphs 1 and 2.

At age 72 and plagued with arthritis, any discussion of past physical conditioning would be too depressing. :-(.

[Richard Kimball]

I've put on 30lbs in 8 weeks before, tons of people can do it.

[bushpilot1]

favre is the only reason I watch the nfl

[Richard Kimball]

First of all, I'm not a golfer, so this is speculation based on sports I have played. In driving and the middle game, the more strength an individual has, the less effort they have to put into a swing to get the same distance. This would allow them to be more accurate. It's hard to explain, but the more effort put into the hit that makes the ball go, the more erratic the hit will be. Of course, on the drives it would increase total distance.

Additionally, if the greater strength allows him to make strokes with less effort, he'll be fresher at the later holes. Not having played, I would assume that after the practice rounds and four rounds of tournament play, a golfer would have played 100-150 holes. The greater strength would help the player be less fatigued on days three and four.

[Richard Kimball]

Between fooling around, golf, travel, endorsements, and pretending to be a husband and father, when did he have time to work out?

Apparently, he did a lot of pushups.