Jennifer Walker-Journey

Mar 30, 2024 | mensjournal.com | Jennifer Walker-Journey |Zoe Ettinger

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Dec 18, 2023 | si.com | Jennifer Walker-Journey

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Dec 5, 2023 | science.howstuffworks.com | William Harris |Jennifer Walker-Journey |Austin Henderson

By: William Harris, Jennifer Walker-Journey & Austin Henderson | In October 2012, after years of speculation and repeated denials on his part, renowned cyclist Lance Armstrong admitted to doping. He took erythropoietin, testosterone, hGH, blood transfusions — any performance-enhancing drug that would give him more strength, more endurance and a faster recovery so he could win. And win he did. Armstrong won seven consecutive Tour de France titles and an Olympic bronze in his decorated cycling...

Dec 5, 2023 | ca.style.yahoo.com | William Harris |Jennifer Walker-Journey |Austin Henderson

Before his epic fall from grace, Lance Armstrong finishes the Power of Four Mountain Bike Race on Aspen Mountain in August 2012 in Colorado. Armstrong admitted to doping just two months later. Riccardo S. Savi/Getty ImagesIn October 2012, after years of speculation and repeated denials on his part, renowned cyclist Lance Armstrong admitted to doping.

Dec 5, 2023 | au.sports.yahoo.com | William Harris |Jennifer Walker-Journey |Austin Henderson

In October 2012, after years of speculation and repeated denials on his part, renowned cyclist Lance Armstrong admitted to doping. He took erythropoietin, testosterone, hGH, blood transfusions — any performance-enhancing drug that would give him more strength, more endurance and a faster recovery so he could win. And win he did. Armstrong won seven consecutive Tour de France titles and an Olympic bronze in his decorated cycling career. He was stripped of them all. It was hardly an isolated incident.