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Sep 1, 2024 · How Kids Learn to Accept Doping. Research has identified a wide range of factors that influence how young athletes form their views on doping. Causes of Success. An adolescent’s beliefs about the causes of success in sport influence their intentions to dope.
- About Wada
- The World Anti-Doping Code
- Wada's Activities
- Definition of Doping
- Dangers of Doping
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) was created in 1999, after major doping scandals hit the world of sports. The independent international organization was created to promote, coordinate and monitor the fight against doping in sport around the world. WADA is governed and funded by both the sport movement (Olympic Movement) and governments of the w...
The World Anti Doping Code, known as the Code, was created to ensure that athletes in all countries and all sports are subject to the same anti-doping rules and procedures, to ensure fairness. The Code works in conjunction with five International Standards that provide more technical guidance to anti-doping organizations. To learn more about the Co...
From setting anti-doping rules and standards, to educating athletes about the dangers of doping, to accrediting anti-doping laboratories, WADA's main activities reflect the importance of a comprehensive approach to the fight against doping in sport. WADA at a Glance
We often only think of doping as being the use of a prohibited (banned) substance, but breaking other anti-doping rules is also considered doping. In the Code, doping is defined as breaking one or more anti-doping rule(s). This is also called an anti-doping rule violation.
Not only is doping unethical and against the rules of sport, it can result in serious health consequences. The Dangers of Doping Leafletexplains why doping is a concern beyond being against the rules of sport. The Leaflet presents the risks associated with using dietary/nutritional supplements, as well as the health consequences associated with ste...
Mar 1, 2024 · As parents, it’s important to evaluate the influencers in your athlete’s life and be aware of substance abuse warning signs. Here are three red flag phrases that might indicate your athlete is in a risky situation or facing pressure to dope.
Mar 22, 2022 · Negotiating child arrangements following a separation can often be difficult for parents, especially in circumstances where there are concerns that one parent might be using drugs. This blog post will look at the court’s approach to drug use in private family law matters.
Aug 6, 2012 · If the rules say "no blood doping" then you break the rules if you transfuse. But there are two points to be made about this. First, you can't ban every new molecule, synthetic or otherwise,...
Aug 13, 2013 · What if we're blaming the wrong people for doping? A new look into why athletes choose to dope raises serious questions about the fight against drugs in sport.
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Here’s a glimpse at how drug policies stack up across major sports. Banned Substances. In general, all major sporting leagues conduct urine tests for the following: Steroids and related hormones; Anti-estrogens and masking agents; Stimulants; Diuretics; Oxygen-transfer enhancers
