Yeah It is not like weed is an athletic enhancing drug but they still test for it. Twice for the snowborders
pat said only during competition but I have no doubt like any other coach in the world they would be under lock and key and not allowed to drink and party.
I am sure LSD is on the list too even though a guy threw a no hitter while on it.
Do you not know what happens in the Olympic village at night?
Similar, by all accounts, to the last days of Rome.
It’s one massive party after your particular event is finished.
Certainly, I know my dad sampled much Russian Vodka during the 1980 Moscow games (he coxed the men’s pair for Ireland). Mind you, he also smoked 40 a day at that time to make his race weight, and coxes generally just have to be light and able to shout and steer, rather than physically fit in any way.
In days of yore when I dated an athletic director, we watched the some guy after winning some track and field Olympic event yelling, I dunno, “248! 248!” He thought I was a moron that it wasn’t obvious to me that that was the guy’s room number. Evidently track people are notoriously drunk sex hounds. (Well, it’s a huge dorm full of healthy hyped up college kids.)
I remember reading about a study that proved this correct. In it, they tested target shooters and the highest cumulative scores occurred after the participants had one shot of booze. After two, their scores plummeted.
I’m pretty sure there is something to the use of alcohol in shooting events, since if it hurt performance (or didn’t affect it), they wouldn’t have banned it.
Dude. You miss the point. Drunk pentathlon has five drunk sports in one, all of which are pretty damned hilarious and dangerous to do drunk. Beautiful! We could get the horses drunk too!