These Education Guidelines to Prevent Doping in Sport provide Anti-Doping Organizations practical information and reliable approaches to achieve the principles and goals of World Anti-Doping Code Article 18 (See Annex 1 of the Guidelines).
This online program gives athletes information about the dangers of doping and the importance of anti-doping controls and promotes positive attitudes to avoiding doping. The tool shifts the focus from what athletes are not allowed to do, to offering solutions for clean progression in sport.
CoachTrue provides anti-doping education for coaches of elite and recreational-level athletes. It has different modules covering all anti-doping processes as well as tutorials, scenario-based activities and quizzes.
The material contained in the Sport Physician’s tool kit (SPTK) is intended to help sport physicians develop anti-doping education programs which can be adapted and customized to suit local cultures, conditions and resources.
ADO Kickstart is a reference tool that supports administrators in delivering their core anti-doping duties on a daily basis. Step-by-Step processes are outlined with supporting templates, relevant resources for each activity.
This textbook is designed to be a comprehensive overview of doping in sport. Its target audience is first year university students who will later be involved in sport in different capacities and disciplines.
An anti-doping reference guide/booklet for parents seeking more information to ensure healthy athletic development and prevent the use of performance enhancing substances. This resource is relevant to parents of all levels of athletes from beginner to elite.
This guide is provided for the purpose of understanding the rules of the World Anti-Doping Code and is in no way a binding legal document. The language of the Code is always the primary source.
The full text of the Code can be found in the Resources section.
The ADO Reference Guide to the Code outlines the changes in the 2015 Code and highlight what Anti-Doping Organizations (ADOs) should focus on going forward from a practical standpoint.
This simple reference guide outlines the health consequences of using doping substances.
The Coach’s Tool Kit provides anti-doping organizations, coaching associations and universities with material that can be integrated directly into existing coach education curriculum or used as a stand-alone workshop.
The Teacher’s Tool Kit contains a series of lesson plans and activity ideas that can be used by teachers to educate young people about the issue of doping in sport in the formal education system.
As with a real ''tool kit,'' the material contained in the Program Officer’s Tool Kit is intended to provide the tools needed to build an anti-doping education program.
The Doping Control Officer Training Tool Kit is intended to assist anti-doping organizations (ADOs) with the training of doping control officers (DCOs).
The doping control video provides athletes with basic information about their rights and responsibilities in the doping control process and outlines each phases of the process: athlete selection, athlete notification, sample collection, laboratory analysis, and results manageme
