Coaches are responsible for usage of banned products by young athletes

Brian McNamee claims that trainers are the main individuals who promote application of anabolic steroids. The convicted distributor of steroids confirms that coaches have the most essential influence on decisions of young athletes to administer banned products. Their influence is bigger than one of street dealers who offer forbidden drugs for sales, trying to convince young athletes that they may have great success due to usage of these medicines. Brian McNamee suggests that trainers and the society teach young sportspeople that they should win at any cost. This factor pressures students that are involved in sports. It induces causing their decision to apply steroids and other related preparations.
Brian McNamee was invited to share his opinion at the Nassau Counselors Association’s conference. He pronounced some thoughts  during a presentation which was called “Creating a Safe Environment for Our Student-Athletes”. He got an honorarium of 200 dollars. McNamee presented this sum of money to the Taylor Hooton Foundation.
McNamee is known better as a trainer that has injected Roger Clemens with anabolic steroids and HGH. It was reported that he saved all syringes and vials which were applied for injecting Clemens with steroids during approximately seven years. Brian McNamee supported accusations of federal prosecutors against Clemens.
The testimony of McNamee induced publication of the Mitchell Report on steroids in the Major League Baseball. The Report was worth of 20 million dollars. It was publicized in December 2007. Testimonies of Brian McNamee and Kirk Radomski represented the base for publishing the report. They provided evidence related to intake of steroids in professional baseball. These persons were enforced to collaborate with investigators of the Mitchell Report. It was their agreement which was reached because of charges related to steroids.
The agreement also requires testimony of McNamee as a government witness in the trial of Roger Clemens. He couldn’t pronounce details connected with the case of Roger Clemens during the Nassau Counselors Association. But the time will come, when he reports the story about Clemens.
Although it was declared a mistrial in the first trial related to the case of Roger Clemens, it was scheduled another trial.