Yeah, they get their weed from Eminem
Wayne Rooney
Loads!!! i think the question is how many pro athletes smoke !!!
This is a difficult question to answer accurately. We know that some athletes do smoke it, because it has been mentioned in a profile of that athlete-- usually, associated with a "bad boy" image. But for the most part, athletes are expected to be role models and whether they smoke cigarettes or whether they smoke marijuana, they are not supposed to discuss it, since it would set a bad example for children. Also, since smoking marijuana is still illegal, few athletes would want to come out in public and talk about how they are breaking the law. So, your question probably does not have a good answer right now.
None of them. The NHL has a no tobacco policy in effect.
because smoking damages your lungs and athletes need good lungs specially swimmers
Smoking is legal for anyone over 18. But athlete's shouldn't smoke because it'll slow them down during competitions.
There is no evidence that suggests he smokes weed. Pro athletes are tested regularly. However, it is known that he has a five-a-day cigarette habit.
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Collective nouns for athletes are a team of athletes or a field of athletes.
The 12 largest countries at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games: # China - 639 athletes # The United States - 596 athletes # Russia - 467 athletes # Germany - 463 athletes # Australia - 433 athletes # Japan - 351 athletes # Italy - 344 athletes # Canada - 332 athletes # France - 323 athletes # Great Britain - 312 athletes # Spain - 286 athletes # Brazil - 277 athletes
Athletes produce less lactic acid than non-athletes.
USA has 647 athletes. USA has 647 athletes.