East German Doctor And Coach Fined
BERLIN – A former East German doctor and a swim coach who admitted giving performance-enhancing drugs to young female swimmers were fined and convicted of causing bodily harm. Rolf Glaeser,
BERLIN – A former East German doctor and a swim coach who admitted giving performance-enhancing drugs to young female swimmers were fined and convicted of causing bodily harm. Rolf Glaeser,
LAUSANNE, Switzerland – Michelle De Bruin, has appealed her four-year suspension for tampering with a drug test. The filing was made with the International Court of Arbitration for Sport. If
1996 Olympic silver medalist, Paul Palmer will withdraw from the 1998 Commonwealth Games because of illness. The Commonwealth Games Council for England said Palmer was suffering from muscle fatigue syndrome.
From UT AUSTIN, TX – Jack Roach, former director of the Texas Aquatics Swim Club and a 1988 U.S. National Team coach, has been named assistant coach of the Texas
WASHINGTON – 50% of the athletes picked for random drug tests by the USOC escape the exams, partly because of the cost of tracking them down. “Everybody’s got to get
From www.uswp.org Bruce Wigo, USWP Executive Director In 1931, the legendary New York Times reporter, Bob Kieran, chronicled a bitter argument over water polo in a “Sports of the Times”
BERLIN, GERMANY – In the latest confession of doping from former East German sports figures, the former national women’s swim coach admitted in court that he secretly gave his athletes
LAUSANNE, Switzerland – Russian swimmers Vladimir Pyshnenko, Natalia Mesheryakova and Olga Kochetkova, who claimed they had been tricked into eating a sabotaged cake, had their appeals thrown out. Pyshnenko, Mesheryakova
BERLIN – Two former East German doctors and a coach who confessed to systematically giving performance-boosting drugs to female swimmers in the 1970s and ’80s were convicted of causing bodily
SWIMMING TOWARDS 2000 1997. 50 minutes. By Scott Volkers. This top Australian coach uses world class swimmers Susan O’Neill, Samantha Riley and others to demonstrate the latest swimming techniques and