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Doping for Gold
Posted: April 30th, 2008
In the 1970s, female East German athletes came from nowhere to dominate international sport. But behind their success lay a horrifying secret. Doping for Gold reveals the truth behind the biggest state-sponsored doping program the world has ever known, creating a timely perspective on today’s many sports drug scandals. A Firefly Production for Thirteen/WNET New York and ITVS International in association with Five, Channel Four International and History Channel (UK). |
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“What price GLORY?” Exposed to steroids in a private Los Angeles gym in the early ’60’s (homes to Coloumbo-Swartzeneger-etal) (To include gifted athletes from USC) I could not believe the difference it made in performance or the outcomes of the participants. “Normal athletes could NOT complete!”
Take a look at performance enhancing drugs, testing practices, and the possible side effects and consequences of what has come to be known as “doping” within the international sporting community.
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Doping for Gold reveals the truth behind the biggest state-sponsored doping program the world has ever known, creating a timely perspective on today’s many sports drug scandals.
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