Drug Testing in Triathlon

[@1031monlin]

I’m glad to see you are sharing videos again! You are amongst the best 🔥

[@jackieheringtri]

Thank you! Not tons of time to make them, but I do enjoy sharing when I can :)

[@1031monlin]

@@jackieheringtri and that’s why I’m a huge fan. Mom, wife - time restricted but still performs at an elite level winning races.

[@Zooga_Boy]

great video, Jackie. thanks for your honesty!!

[@colleenbaker2834]

Thanks for sharing your experience with drug testing and racing, Jackie. I definitely think Collin's experience will bring testing to the forefront of racing.

[@jackieheringtri]

I sure hope so too!

[@ezeddie9747]

Thank you for sharing and honesty. I wish you all the best of luck

[@jackieheringtri]

Thank you 😊

[@parkerkerth8446]

love the video Jackie! great information

[@jackieheringtri]

Thanks Parker!

[@Amanda_K_001]

Thanks for the in sight!

[@markphilpottultra]

The business model is wrong. Testing can only improve if more revenue is made to spend on expanding the testing procedures. Any additional testing processes needs to be funded, therefore the sport needs to look at how athletes, sponsors and fans can contribute to that with a % of revenues from those streams being allocated to a globally designed doping control system. Otherwise we will continue to see what is endemic in cycling and marathon running.

[@jackieheringtri]

Love it.

[@chrisstrider]

I wonder how many age groupers dope to qualify for Kona? It’s a huge investment in time and money so the temptation must be there

[@jackieheringtri]

Based on what I’ve heard I think it is an issue but who knows!

[@davidlutter6008]

At 5:11 of video "I think I smoked pot" What kind of an excuse is that?

[@jackieheringtri]

Not sure what you mean here, I was just sharing my experiences..maybe with too much honesty?? It was 13 years ago 🤷🏻‍♀️