Mark Block tries to set the record straight
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Mark Block tries to set the record straightInteresting. He sounds slick. He "found" his way up to the Nike hospitality suite at the US Trials.
http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/248216 ... h-athletes
Re: Mark Block tries to set the record straightBody language says liar liar pants on fire. He openly admits to still coaching people too. No different than Trevor Graham. Borderline sociopaths.
Re: Mark Block tries to set the record straightI had no idea Carmelita and Jason associate with Mark Block.....They shouldn't hang out with this guy.
I like Carmelita Jeter but I agree with this article 100% What Are Carmelita Jeter And Jason Richardson Doing With Mark Block? http://www.letsrun.com/2012/block-0803.php
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Even if it gives a sort of bad image, and might raise suspicions, if what he says is true about them just being friends, then why should she stop being friends with him. Since her and the IAAF know she isn't taking drugs, I don't think she cares who the public sees her with.
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For example, if you are a Usain Bolt or a Blake and you have a best friend(pre-ban) with the notorious Ben Johnson, why would you want to be seen hanging out with that person when he was banned? It is just common sense that you wouldn't. It would raise too many suspicions. I am just saying.
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Then why is Bolt hanging around, and even training with Blake?
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Don't try to be smart. Ben Johnson was permanently banned from the sport for taking hard core steriods more than once. Blake was given a short 3 month suspension for taking a drink that that something that wasn't even on the banned list and that was subsequently added to the list(go figure). Get your facts straight and don't get me started.
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Sorry, Jammin/Notorious/Jamaica50/tracknut2012, you're the one who brought it up. You're suggesting that athletes should avoid smoke because it gives the impression of fire, and I say smoke is smoke.
Re: Mark Block tries to set the record straightNot sure who the posters you mentioned.
Don't try to be smart with your comments. I would hope you are smarter than that.
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Like I said, why should she care? Suspicions are suspicions, not facts. The public doesn't enforce the rules, the IAAF does. and if they feel that she needs to be tested more, I doubt she has a problem with that since she is not dirty. Ato Bolden got it right during the Jeter segment on prime time, you can let the talk consume you or fuel you. She is obviously doing the latter.
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I can guarantee too that since this has now "leaked", that there will no more "public appearances" with the notorious Mark Block. Imagine if TMZ or an Enquirer magazine got a picture of both of them and plastered it all over. How great would that look Jeter and Richardson needs to stay far away from this guy. He is very sly in his comments and they should run for the hills when they see him coming. Last edited by tracknut2012 on Sun Aug 05, 2012 9:51 am, edited 2 times in total.
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Sorry I cant imagine, care to explain what would happen to her.
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I guess common sense would suggest that you wouldn't want to be around/associate yourself with someone who is notorious in your field. I am so sorry if you don't get it.
Re: Mark Block tries to set the record straightWhat will possibly come of this is an already-proposed change in WADA rules that would make a banned non-athlete like Block incapable of acting as athlete support personnel. I assume under such a rule change Jeter and Richardson would risk penalty by associating with him in a way that could be construed as sport-related.
I'd have a lot more respect for Block if he came out and said "yes I'm working with them, it's not against the rules, so sod off" or words to that extent.
Re: Mark Block tries to set the record straightTRIES is the operative word!
Seems very sleazy to me. And not even likeable regardless of his shading dealings.
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