his illness has forced him from the classics. maybe he has that strange new mystery virus that's
going around? or a latent effect of long-term doping? anyone know the scoop?
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Don't think he was in Asia recently, was he? In any case, many pros are down with the "bug"
lately... I guess it is that early season effort that is killing these guys...Crystal
"w.a. manning" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I live in Upstate South Carolina not too far from where George makes his winter home and does his
winter training. I know a few folks who know George and know his program. The word around here is
that the guy just burned himself out over the winter trying to be ready for the spring. And as he
started to wear down, he tried to fix it with more training.That's just what I've heard. May or may not be accurate.
Bob C.
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manning) said:
his illness has forced him from the classics. maybe he has that strange new mystery virus that's
going around? or a latent effect of long-term doping? anyone know the scoop?Mononucleosis ... aka glandular fever ... aka overtraining & chronic fatigue syndrome.
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Originally posted by Steven L. Sheff
In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] (w.a.manning) said:
his illness has forced him from the classics. maybe he has that strange new mystery virus that's
going around? or a latent effect of long-term doping? anyone know the scoop?
Mononucleosis ... aka glandular fever ... aka overtraining & chronic fatigue syndrome.
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Steven L. Sheffield stevens at veloworks dot com veloworks at worldnet dot ay tea tee dot net bellum
pax est libertas servitus est ignoratio vis estThe same problem Tom Steels had... can take a very long time to cure
Niek
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"nferyn" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Steven L. Sheff said:
In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] (w.a.
manning) said:
his illness has forced him from the classics. maybe he has that strange new mystery virus
that's going around? or a latent effect of long-term doping? anyone know the scoop?
Mononucleosis ... aka glandular fever ... aka overtraining & chronic fatigue syndrome.
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Steven L. Sheffield stevens at veloworks dot com veloworks at worldnet dot ay tea tee dot net
bellum pax est libertas servitus est ignoratio vis estThe same problem Tom Steels had... can take a very long time to cure
Could it also be that the apparent severity of the problem is being exaggerated by USPS team goals?
That is, if Hincapie were a team leader racing strictly for his own results, he/they might not have
been so quick to abandon any thought of performing well before July.Andy Coggan
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Could it also be that the apparent severity of the problem is being exaggerated by USPS team
goals? That is, if Hincapie were a team leader racing strictly for his own results, he/they might
not have been so quick
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abandon any thought of performing well before July.
Andy Coggan
Absolutely. George does not get paid to win classics. Anything short of a 5th win for Lance and the
season is a failure. I don't think USPS wants a repeat of 2001 when Heras and (I think) Rubiera
overtrained before the Tour and suffered more than usual. George put in a stud performance last year
and I think they're looking for more of the same from him in July.-T
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nferyn <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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Steven L. Sheff said:
In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] (w.a.
manning) said:
his illness has forced him from the classics. maybe he has that strange new mystery virus
that's going around? or a latent effect of long-term doping? anyone know the scoop?
Mononucleosis ... aka glandular fever ... aka overtraining & chronic fatigue syndrome.
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Steven L. Sheffield stevens at veloworks dot com veloworks at worldnet dot ay tea tee dot net
bellum pax est libertas servitus est ignoratio vis estThe same problem Tom Steels had... can take a very long time to cure
Niek
Nyet, Niek. Hincapie's problem is very different from the one Steels had.
Steels problem is he got sick and it prevented him from winning as many races as usual.
Hincapie's problem is he got sick and went on winning as many races as usual.
Prognosis: Hincapie will eventually make a full recovery, and continue to earn enough 4th-6th places
to make M3 payments for a few more seasons.Dr. RJ
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"w.a. manning" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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his illness has forced him from the classics. maybe he has that strange new mystery virus that's
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long-term doping? anyone know the scoop?
Doping? Do you mean hanging around on this group?
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How about he's sick and needs to recover. You people need to get a real hobby.
TC
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He's deeply depressed by the loss of Tom Boonen.
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"Louison Bobet" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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He's deeply depressed by the loss of Tom Boonen.That's not it. Van Heeswijk has been riding very well.
It's physical. Hincapie was a threat in the Classics before he had Boonen (that was only 1 year).
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"T12XU" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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How about he's sick and needs to recover. You people need to get a real
hobby.Quoted message said:
TCReal hobbies take effort... All it takes to bash someone here is a little typing. Hell, you don't
even get paper cuts from it!Mike
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Maybe he's depressed because the thought of being the second best finisher for USPS for another year
and to a different guy was more than he could take! First Tom-Tom, then Mad Max. At least we won't
have to hear Paul Sherwen calling him "Georgie" all day on OLN!
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