The Pros And Cons Of Performance Enhancing Drugs
Peroxide blond hair and a spray-tanned semi-naked body, Cabinet minister Caroline Spelman’s son Jonny flexes his muscles for the judges at a body-building competition. But as any parent with a child that takes anabolic steroids ought to be aware, the drugs can be highly -dangerous and addictive. (Atik). Performance Enhancing Drugs has been a thing that players in that sport has come around of in their career. Performance Enhancing Drugs has led to players being suspended from 50 to a lifetime suspension depending if the player has done it more than 1 time. Steroids PEDs help players to catch up to their opponent build speed, stamina, and strength. Performance Enhancing Drugs is a big conflict to the sport organization having to suspend a player
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This is used for to get advantages such as strength and stamina (Smith). If Performance Enhancing Drugs were allowed the sport then there will be no suspension to players that have been accused of taking Performance Enhancing Drugs for example, Barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa, Mark McGwire that had set records which no one can achieve in betting it (Smith). Barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa, Mark McGwire has a set a foundation for base and what it has become for example the most homers and the furthest homerun that has ever been hit in MLB historty. As the sport becomes more competitive players will need to compete with other players if they want to stay in the sport and team. Athletes needs to hear if where do they stand on and how can they take …show more content…
Athletes are limit on what to use this is taking the excitement of the sport and player. The athlete job is to perform better and not to underperform, with the increase of performance drugs used will also increase its tickets sell since this is a business they are talking about (Smith) The cost of increasing a athletes performance is too much money when a simple dose of performance enhancement drug is way cheaper than valuable machinery to enhance a athlete skill in the sport. As more and more people are switching one sport to another because of the entertainment such as American football which only 1,868, are test and only 111 are test positive for the use of performance drugs (Gay). The number of dope cases in the Olympic are unreasonably low out of 26,000 players only 119 players are tested positive from 1968 to 2012 (“Doping Cases at the Olympics, 1968-2012”). As for weightlifting 36 are tested positive out of the 127 in sport in the spring Olympics. (“Doping Cases at the Olympics, 1968-2012”). The athletes are now looking towards the use of performance drugs since it's much easier to perform better and have better
This is used for to get advantages such as strength and stamina (Smith). If Performance Enhancing Drugs were allowed the sport then there will be no suspension to players that have been accused of taking Performance Enhancing Drugs for example, Barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa, Mark McGwire that had set records which no one can achieve in betting it (Smith). Barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa, Mark McGwire has a set a foundation for base and what it has become for example the most homers and the furthest homerun that has ever been hit in MLB historty. As the sport becomes more competitive players will need to compete with other players if they want to stay in the sport and team. Athletes needs to hear if where do they stand on and how can they take …show more content…
Athletes are limit on what to use this is taking the excitement of the sport and player. The athlete job is to perform better and not to underperform, with the increase of performance drugs used will also increase its tickets sell since this is a business they are talking about (Smith) The cost of increasing a athletes performance is too much money when a simple dose of performance enhancement drug is way cheaper than valuable machinery to enhance a athlete skill in the sport. As more and more people are switching one sport to another because of the entertainment such as American football which only 1,868, are test and only 111 are test positive for the use of performance drugs (Gay). The number of dope cases in the Olympic are unreasonably low out of 26,000 players only 119 players are tested positive from 1968 to 2012 (“Doping Cases at the Olympics, 1968-2012”). As for weightlifting 36 are tested positive out of the 127 in sport in the spring Olympics. (“Doping Cases at the Olympics, 1968-2012”). The athletes are now looking towards the use of performance drugs since it's much easier to perform better and have better