PPT-THE SPORTSMAN AND DOPING

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. 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 . negligence or knowing Use on the Athlete By: Kale Hintz. What is blood . doping? . T. he . misuse of certain techniques and/or substances to increase one’s red blood cell mass, which allows the body to transport more oxygen to muscles and therefore increase . work. 1. IOF Anti-doping work. 1 January 2015 – New World Anti-doping 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. Raffaele de . Santis. Luca Di Vito. Lorenzo . Sarracco. Doping in sport. In competitive sports, . doping. refers to the use of banned athletic performance-enhancing drugs by athletic competitors, where the term . 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 MOST USED DRUGS AND MEDICINES . STEROIDS. , STIMULANTS, HORMONES, DIURETICS, . NARCOTICS, MARIJUANA, ANTINFLAMMATORY STEROIDS, ANABOLIC . STEROIDS WHICH ACCELERATE MUSCLES DEVELOPMENT MEDICINES WHICH CONCEAL THE EFFECTS OF STEROIDS THE SO CALLED “ MASKING AGENTS” . Approved byFINA on 23 November 2020INTRODUCTIONDC 1 DEFINITION OF DOPINGDC 2 ANTI-DOPING RULE VIOLATIONSDC 3 PROOF OF DOPINGDC 4 THE PROHIBITED LISTDC 5 TESTING AND INVESTIGATIONSDC 6 ANALYSIS OF SAMP 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.. anti-doping rule violations. Definition of DOPING. Doping is defined as the occurrence of one or more of the anti-doping rule violations set forth in Article 2.1 through Article 2.11 of the . World Anti-Doping Code . (a) . Disqualification . means the athlete’s results in a particular competition or event are invalidated, with all resulting consequences including forfeiture of any medals, points and prizes; .