PPT-IOF Anti-doping

work 1 IOF Antidoping work 1 January 2015 New World Antidoping Code from WADA IOF modified its AD rules to meet the new code IOF started modification of AD testing practices in accordance with the new rules. These events showcased the WOD 2005 theme Move it or Lose it the role of exercise in building strong bones and introduced key WOD 2005 activities Journalists from throughout the region attende d the IOF Asian Osteoporosis Media Seminar which provid Tournament. Chaperones. Why a Chaperone ?. ( sometimes known as steward, attendant, escort ). To verify that anti-doping regulations have been followed . To improve the quality of the Doping Control process. . Renée Anne Shirley. Tackling Doping in Sport 2014. March 19-20, 2014, London, UK. Daring to Speak Out Renée Anne Shirley - 19/03/2014. It’s All About Clean Athletes. Clean athletes deserve to play on a level playing field. Doping and deviance. Common sense and alternative understandings: testing the arguments. Anti-doping policy and disciplinary . society. and . d. oping . in the sport . media. A short history of football. VCE PE Unit 4 – AOS 2. Key . Knowledge and Skills. The . rationale for anti-doping codes used by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and . the Australian . Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA), including health, safety, fairness, role . Created and Presented by Timothy von Behren. DOPING. : . using a substance or method which is potentially harmful to an athlete’s health and/or capable of enhancing performance. The WADA was created in 1999. WADA 2015 Code . What you need to know . Sanctions. Consequences/sanctions . The minimum sanction for intentional cheating is now 4 years for the first offence . To get any reduction in sanction from 2 years, athletes must have substantial proof that they were not at fault or intending to cheat . Tournament. Chaperones. Why a Chaperone ?. ( sometimes known as steward, attendant, escort ). To verify that anti-doping regulations have been followed . To improve the quality of the Doping Control process. . INTRODUCTION. WHAT IS DOPING?. REASONS WHY SPORTSMEN DOPE. METHODS OF DOPING. EFFECTS OF DOPING. THE FIGHT AGAINST DOPING. LIST OF DOPING CASES. CONCLUSION. 1. Presentation by:. 2. INTRODUCTION. Anti-Doping Policies The Athletic Trainer’s Role Are they really CHEATERS? Nadine Waeghe, ATC, PT Objectives Overview of Doping Control Process: Governing Bodies Anti-Doping Organizations Legal Implications 2 Tripping auxiliaries: iMN: undervoltage release iMNs: delayed undervoltage releaseiMNx: undervoltage release, independant from supply voltageiMX: shunt release iMX+OF: shunt release with open/close WORLDANTI-DOPINGCODE20212-Doping Code2021World Anti-Doping CodeThe World Anti-Doping Codewas first adopted in 2003 and took effect in 2004 It was subsequently amended three times the first time effec AN OLYMPIC PERSPECTIVE. Dr. Janice A. Harvey FISU CM. DOPING CONTROL IN A WINTER GAMES AN OLYMPIC PERSPECTIVE. VANOC Anti-Doping Mission. :. Deliver a state-of-the-art doping control program at the 2010 Games to ensure all athletes can compete on a level playing field.. Bart van der Sloot. Senior researcher. Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology, and Society (TILT). Tilburg University, Netherlands. www.bartvandersloot.com. . Topics. (1) . Overview. of report. (2) .