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This is not a story about steroids. But it is about improving your abilities on the playing field. Using technology as sophisticated as any developed in traditional fields of science, athletics companies have designed this equipment to make you better, stronger, faster and healthier. It’s funded by absurd amounts of money and validated by the best athletes in the world. And if you’re lucky, it will be sitting in your gym bag soon.
7.31.2008 at 05:54pm - Comment by bballsk8er333That is the dumbest comment i have ever read. Did you even glance at the artical or have you never played a sport in your life. U wear it one hour before the game...maybe when your stretching and warming up...hmmmm? are you going to do this in a bath or the local river...no get real MAN
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