Rules for carrying medicines across the border
How to legally carry medicines across the border: personal needs, prescriptions, controlled substances, the Schengen certificate, hormones and anabolic steroids. An explanation from the editorial team.
Training
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What a NADO is and how it works
What a national anti-doping organisation (NADO) is: its role in the WADA system, functions, testing, case handling, education and interaction with athletes. An editorial overview.
The rights of an athlete during doping control
The rights and obligations of an athlete during doping control: a representative and interpreter, delaying arrival, choosing the kit, the protocol, the B sample. A step-by-step breakdown by the editorial team according to the ISTI standard.
Appeals in doping cases
How to challenge a decision in a doping case: the first-instance hearing, appeal to CAS, deadlines, grounds for reducing a sanction, the role of evidence. An editorial analysis under the WADA Code.
Whereabouts: the athlete location system
Whereabouts — the system for submitting information about athletes' location: who is obliged, what to specify, the 60-minute slot, missed tests, sanctions and practical tips.
The therapeutic use exemption: step by step
The therapeutic use exemption (TUE) step by step: the ISTUE criteria, where to submit the application, which documents are needed, deadlines, retroactive exemption, typical refusals.
Doping in fitness bikini and bodybuilding
Doping in bodybuilding and fitness bikini: tested and untested federations, why women are especially vulnerable, diuretics before stepping on stage, the consequences for health. An editorial analysis.
Well-known doping cases in powerlifting
Well-known cases and typical doping scenarios in powerlifting: the historical context of strength sports, the study of Finnish powerlifters' mortality, long-lived metabolites, contaminated supplements. An editorial overview.
Doping in crossfit
Doping in crossfit: how testing is arranged in functional fitness, which substances tempt athletes of mixed loads, the risks of stimulants, SARMs and EPO, tips for amateurs.
Prohibited supplements: how not to get a positive test
How not to get a positive doping test because of dietary supplements: the principle of strict liability, product contamination, risky ingredients (DMAA, higenamine, ostarine), certification and a checklist.
Rules for carrying medicines across the border
How to legally carry medicines across the border: personal needs, prescriptions, controlled substances, the Schengen certificate, hormones and anabolic steroids. An explanation from the editorial team.
What a NADO is and how it works
What a national anti-doping organisation (NADO) is: its role in the WADA system, functions, testing, case handling, education and interaction with athletes. An editorial overview.