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Tuesday Apr 21, 2015 #
7 AM
Run intervals 20:00 [4] 3.2 km (6:15 / km)
10x1 minute on the Geneva lakefront. Didn't catch alight in the way the equivalent session in January did, and was tiring a little at the end, but not too bad on the whole. Certainly more people out and about than there were on the equivalent morning in January,
Spent quite a bit of this session thinking about drugs. Before you start getting any ideas, what I was actually thinking about was competing jurisdictions in national and international anti-doping rules - prompted by having to sign an anti-doping declaration as part of the entry for Sunday's WRE in which the Swiss Olympic Committee claim exclusive jurisdiction. Since I have no plans to commit any doping offences while I'm in Switzerland (unless watching dodgy internet feeds of Essendon games has been declared a doping offence while I wasn't looking) I didn't have any issues personally with signing it, but I don't think it's actually consistent with the IOF anti-doping rules (my reading of which is that alleged doping offences at IOF events are either dealt with by the IOF or referred to national anti-doping authorities in the athlete's home country). I want to find out exactly what's going on here, if only so I understand properly what our obligations are with respect to foreign athletes at WREs in Australia.
Spent quite a bit of this session thinking about drugs. Before you start getting any ideas, what I was actually thinking about was competing jurisdictions in national and international anti-doping rules - prompted by having to sign an anti-doping declaration as part of the entry for Sunday's WRE in which the Swiss Olympic Committee claim exclusive jurisdiction. Since I have no plans to commit any doping offences while I'm in Switzerland (unless watching dodgy internet feeds of Essendon games has been declared a doping offence while I wasn't looking) I didn't have any issues personally with signing it, but I don't think it's actually consistent with the IOF anti-doping rules (my reading of which is that alleged doping offences at IOF events are either dealt with by the IOF or referred to national anti-doping authorities in the athlete's home country). I want to find out exactly what's going on here, if only so I understand properly what our obligations are with respect to foreign athletes at WREs in Australia.
Run 20:00 [3] 4.0 km (5:00 / km)
Warm-up and down from the intervals session.
Not for the first time on a visit to Geneva, the Local de Vote has been in action. This time it was local council elections which took place on Sunday. I'm not sure who won, although from the local paper headline "La Ville de Geneve sera tres difficile a gouverner", I'm guessing the answer is "nobody".
Not for the first time on a visit to Geneva, the Local de Vote has been in action. This time it was local council elections which took place on Sunday. I'm not sure who won, although from the local paper headline "La Ville de Geneve sera tres difficile a gouverner", I'm guessing the answer is "nobody".