Alberto Salazar responds to leaked USADA reports

‘This Doesn’t Sound Legal’: Inside Nike’s Oregon Project A report by antidoping officials says the coach, Alberto Salazar, violated drug protocols with Dathan Ritzenhein, Mo Farah and other elite runners.

Alberto Salazar doping investigation hindered by Nike, USADA report claims

Report: Alberto Salazar accused of testosterone infraction

Report: Alberto Salazar Had Nike Runners Abuse Prescription Meds And Break Anti-Doping Rules England’s The Sunday Times reports that they have seen a document prepared by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) detailing use of the legal amino acid L-carnitine in “sometimes potentially unlawful” ways by British Olympian Mo Farah a Read more ... nd six American members of the Nike Oregon Project—under...

Alberto Salazar used prescription drugs to boost athlete performance

Farah questioned in Salazar doping investigation LONDON (AP) — Double Olympic champion Mo Farah has been questioned by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency as part of an investigation into allegations surrounding his coach Alberto Salazar. The Sunday Mirror newspaper said Farah…

Nike Coach Alberto Salazar Accused Of Drug Violations The distance running world was shaken a few months ago by top-level Kenyan and Russian doping convictions, but, you know, that was somewhere else. It was over there, not here in the US of A. Until yesterday, ironically, National Running Day. Two Molo Read more ... tov cocktails—an article on ProPublica by David Epstein and an hour-long BBC program by Mark Daly called Catch Me If You Can—brought the focus of illegal drug use directly onto America’s most successful coach, Alberto Salazar, and his star protege Galen Rupp. In these two collaboratively investigated stories, former athletes, a coach and others who worked with Salazar and his group, the Nike Oregon Project, say Salazar instructed athletes to use testosterone and prescription asthma and thyroid medications for performance enhancement.

Reports allege doping violations by U.S. track star Galen Rupp and top coach Alberto Salazar The pair deny any wrongdoing, but the allegations cast a shadow over an elite running program sponsored by Nike.

Alberto Salazar Accused of Breaking Doping Rules Former long distance runner and athletics icon faces claims from at least seven athletes