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"Second, another Spanish doctor accused of anti-doping violations by the USADA is Dr. Pedro Celaya. He has decided to contest the USADA's charges before an arbitration panel. In 2003, Celaya was a doctor for the ONCE-Eroski cycling team and during the Tour de France that year, one of the riders on the team, Joseba Beloki, was involved in a serious crash. As a result, Beloki was sent to Dr. Mikel Sanchez for surgery. (Google translation) And, as is well known, Dr. Sanchez is the person delivering PRP treatments on Nadal's knees. (Platelet rich blood)
It is worth nothing that Beloki was implicated in the Operacion Puerto scandal, but cleared by Spanish authorities.
Again, to clear the air, I'm sure Dr. Sanchez will quickly clarify what he knows about Dr. Celaya and the professional relationship he has had with Celaya.
Why are the ITF, ATP, and WTA missing in action on all of this? Why the silence? If you were the leaders of these organizations wouldn't you want the public to know that you were at least investigating the situation?
And has anyone in the tennis media made any attempts to question the tennis governing bodies about this situation?"
Will Nadal become the Lance Armstrong of tennis? Years before he was proven to be a bad cheater, I was telling people it was obvious that he had cheated. A lawyer, biker, who was working for me, and who was a big Lance fan, actually hung up on me during a conversation when I suggested he was cheating, and would not talk about it at all again. People feel the same way about Nadal. He is beloved by many, and they refuse to see the obvious truth.
Sad thing is, all these guys cheating will drop dead way faster, and no one cares. They will be my age when they die anyway, and won't be good players anymore. Mcenroe and his horse steroids will come to roost soon, and I give him about ten more years of life due to his drug ped cheating. The unintended side effects: their injuries heal quicker, so they go out faster, and re injure themselves worse, by getting farther in the draws, when they are hurt. \\\\
Nadal psych jobs also include: Always insisting on going on second, and making his opponents wait. The antelope run from net to baseline after coin toss. Wiping off the baseline with his foot to show his opp. shots are going to be out. Calling injury time outs when showing no effects of injury when his opp. are winning. Gloating and screaming after winning points: vampire psych. Many others. It goes beyond bending the rules: coaching from uncle Tony from stands, etc.
Why aren't they taught to span the gap of injuries with chi forcing from their abdomens? That is the best way to heal injuries, by reestablishing the torn energy fields across the gaps with that technique, but I don't see anyone teaching it anywhere. Your internal energy field has to heal before the physical can heal fully. The faster it is reestablished, the quicker you heal physically. I have seen my own injuries heal twice as fast as normal.
"Second, another Spanish doctor accused of anti-doping violations by the USADA is Dr. Pedro Celaya. He has decided to contest the USADA's charges before an arbitration panel. In 2003, Celaya was a doctor for the ONCE-Eroski cycling team and during the Tour de France that year, one of the riders on the team, Joseba Beloki, was involved in a serious crash. As a result, Beloki was sent to Dr. Mikel Sanchez for surgery. (Google translation) And, as is well known, Dr. Sanchez is the person delivering PRP treatments on Nadal's knees. (Platelet rich blood)
It is worth nothing that Beloki was implicated in the Operacion Puerto scandal, but cleared by Spanish authorities.
Again, to clear the air, I'm sure Dr. Sanchez will quickly clarify what he knows about Dr. Celaya and the professional relationship he has had with Celaya.
Why are the ITF, ATP, and WTA missing in action on all of this? Why the silence? If you were the leaders of these organizations wouldn't you want the public to know that you were at least investigating the situation?
And has anyone in the tennis media made any attempts to question the tennis governing bodies about this situation?"
Will Nadal become the Lance Armstrong of tennis? Years before he was proven to be a bad cheater, I was telling people it was obvious that he had cheated. A lawyer, biker, who was working for me, and who was a big Lance fan, actually hung up on me during a conversation when I suggested he was cheating, and would not talk about it at all again. People feel the same way about Nadal. He is beloved by many, and they refuse to see the obvious truth.
Sad thing is, all these guys cheating will drop dead way faster, and no one cares. They will be my age when they die anyway, and won't be good players anymore. Mcenroe and his horse steroids will come to roost soon, and I give him about ten more years of life due to his drug ped cheating. The unintended side effects: their injuries heal quicker, so they go out faster, and re injure themselves worse, by getting farther in the draws, when they are hurt. \\\\
Nadal psych jobs also include: Always insisting on going on second, and making his opponents wait. The antelope run from net to baseline after coin toss. Wiping off the baseline with his foot to show his opp. shots are going to be out. Calling injury time outs when showing no effects of injury when his opp. are winning. Gloating and screaming after winning points: vampire psych. Many others. It goes beyond bending the rules: coaching from uncle Tony from stands, etc.
Why aren't they taught to span the gap of injuries with chi forcing from their abdomens? That is the best way to heal injuries, by reestablishing the torn energy fields across the gaps with that technique, but I don't see anyone teaching it anywhere. Your internal energy field has to heal before the physical can heal fully. The faster it is reestablished, the quicker you heal physically. I have seen my own injuries heal twice as fast as normal.
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