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USATF to help track supplements

Associated Press

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

USA Track and Field entered a partnership Tuesday with a company that helps athletes find out if supplements they're thinking about taking are free of banned substances. USATF chief executive Doug Logan announced the deal with the National Center for Drug Free Sport, saying it was a way for athletes "to navigate the confounding labyrinth that is the multi-zillion dollar industry of 'legal' supplements." Earlier this year, Logan delivered a rebuke of supplement makers, saying they've been compl ...

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