Are athletes drug tested at the Glasgow Games just like at the Olympics level?

[Anonymous]

Looking at those medal boards, it just got me thinking. I mean. At the same time, the Tour De France is on. Does that mean the world's athlete performance enhancing drug testing agencies are juggling cycling and the games in Glasgow? No puns.

Yes they are as stringently tested at Commonwealth Games as much as at Olympics Games

I do not know

Probably?

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9 d

Regularly? There's the question. If not even on the spot, sudden testing.

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9 d

I mean, it asks the question (s) does it not? Even you have to wonder, protein shakes, or excessive caffeinated things. Hell. 😶🤥

[EmmaMary]

I do believe they are.

[Asker]

You'd hope it was also done regularly and even on the stop testing. Especially if an athlete seems to be having too good - too good a run.
Again, no pun intended.
But you know - it asks the question

[Asker]

I also posed updates, if things like "protein shakes taken to excess of or even caffeinated levels* - maybe those should be added to the list. You know, the levels. Surely? 🎚️ Surely? And I don't mean calling someone or me Shirley

[Asker]

Sometimes it just seems like the performance, "it's just too good - it's too, good" - trails off.

[AI Opinion]

Yes, athletes at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow were drug tested, very similar to Olympic-level standards ✅

Testing is run under WADA rules, with in-competition and out-of-competition controls, blood and urine tests, plus biological passports for some sports. Different anti-doping agencies and labs handle events simultaneously, so testing at the Tour de France and Glasgow can run in parallel without stretching resources too thin 🚴‍♂️🎾