Tomás González es un destacado gimnasta y medallista olímpico.
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00:00Which side of the bed do you sleep on?
00:01The left side.
00:02How do you sleep?
00:04Look, because of the injuries...
00:07Show me how you sleep, please.
00:09I move all night.
00:11Well, obviously.
00:13Because my back hurts.
00:15It hurts?
00:16My spine hurts. I broke it when I was 16.
00:19Where did you break your spine?
00:21Lumbar 5, very low.
00:24I have an NL4 L5 here.
00:26Around there.
00:27So it grabs your leg?
00:29Yes.
00:30I lie down on one side.
00:32This side is my favorite.
00:34Because it's the shoulder that hurts the least.
00:36So I can hold it longer.
00:38But if I lie down on the right side,
00:40it hurts a lot and my back hurts too.
00:43So I go like this.
00:45Do you sleep with pain?
00:46Yes, always.
00:48Now less.
00:49But when I was training, it was heavy.
00:51What do you take?
00:52You can't take almost anything.
00:54It's anti-inflammatory.
00:56But you can't take it all the time.
00:58It's not good for you.
00:59So some homeopathic drugs are more natural.
01:02Because anything you take,
01:04can you get a doping?
01:05Of course.
01:06You have to consult a lot with the topic of doping.
01:08Because there are substances that
01:10enter the list for a few years,
01:12or suddenly they can be removed.
01:13And I was 11 years in an anti-doping program
01:15worldwide.
01:16I had to report what I did every day.
01:18And every day they could show up at my house
01:20and do the doping.
01:21And if I went to the beach,
01:23they could see my profile
01:24and put the address of the beach.
01:26And at the time of the surprise check,
01:28in case they showed up.
01:29And did they ever show up at your house?
01:31Yes.
01:32Do you have a doorbell at your house?
01:34Yes.
01:35In fact, a pandemic happened to me,
01:37and they were downstairs.
01:38And luckily I woke up
01:39out of nowhere,
01:40to the bathroom,
01:41like at 6 or 7,
01:42at 7.
01:43And they were texting me on WhatsApp
01:44that they were downstairs.
01:45You have to do a doping control at 7 in the morning?
01:47Yes, because they recommend it early
01:49to make sure you are
01:50in the place where you sleep.
01:52And the doping control is...
01:53Peeing.
01:54Peeing.
01:55Yes, peeing.
01:56And it's a protocol.
01:57You stand in front of the toilet,
02:01and this agent they send
02:03has to be next to you, looking at you.
02:05Wait, looking at the penis?
02:07Yes.
02:08Peeing.
02:09Wait.
02:10Like this.
02:11I'm here.
02:12And where is he?
02:13And he's where you are.
02:15But he has to see
02:17that you don't put anything in the sample.
02:20So you have to get up here
02:22and let the panties down to your knees.
02:24So they can see
02:25that there's nothing
02:26that you can put in the sample.
02:28And what do you do?
02:29In a glass.
02:30It's like a normal urine sample.
02:32And that's it.
02:33And then you go down.
02:35In this case,
02:36we go down to the lower floor.
02:38Obviously,
02:39because you have to transfer that
02:41to two bottles.
02:44Sample A, sample B.
02:45I think B is the counter-sample.
02:47If A goes wrong,
02:48you can ask for B.
02:50And there,
02:51you have to push it down.
02:53And they do it in one go?
02:55No, no, no.
02:56That's sent to a laboratory in Europe.
02:58Wait, one question.
02:59Go back to your position, please.
03:00I'm an inspector.
03:01My question is,
03:02the first time you did an anti-urine test,
03:04did you urinate fast at first?
03:07It's hard, it's hard.
03:08Because you have a person
03:09who's checking you.
03:10Yes, I mean,
03:11the first time was in competition.
03:12I don't remember when it was the first time,
03:13but in general,
03:14it's in competition.
03:15And it's hard
03:16because you're there
03:17and you're anxious.
03:18And then you pee with someone
03:20who's checking you.
03:21It's complicated.
03:22So you start drinking water,
03:23water, water, water, water,
03:24until you get to a point
03:25where your bladder is going to explode
03:26and then you go.