Anti-Doping

Dear All,

According to our IPF-Anti-Doping rules 14.2 all member nations must send their National Doping reports to the IPF President at latest 31st March.

"14.2 Statistical Reporting

National Federations shall report to the IPF (President) not later than 31st of March each year results of all Doping Controls within their jurisdiction during the previous calendar year sorted by Athlete and identifying each date on which the Athlete was tested, the entity conducting the test, and whether the test was In-Competition or Out-of-Competition. The IPF may periodically publish Testing data received from National Federations as well as comparable data from Testing under the IPF’s jurisdiction. A failure to report such results by 31st of March, will be fined with Euro 500. The national federation is suspended until the fine is paid and the national report is provided.
The regional federations collect all reports and send them latest 15th of April to the IPF.

So I want to ask you to send me your reports for 2011 in time.

Only analyses can be considered, which were carried out in WADA accredited laboratories.

The WADA Coach’s Tool Kit

The Coach’s Tool Kit, elaborated by WADA in collaboration with a Working Group made up of various stakeholder representatives, contains a ready-to-deliver doping prevention workshop for elite coaches. The modular format of the workshop offers a core 3-hour training program that can be extended up to a full day with the inclusion of ‘à la carte’ optional modules.

The workshop is designed so that most of its content is delivered interactively, through scenario analyses, problem-solving and small group discussions. Workshop participants will hone their awareness of an elite coach’s roles and responsibilities with respect to doping-free sport; increase their knowledge of applicable regulations and of issues relevant to their context and athletes; and benefit from useful reference materials for doping-prevention.

The Tool Kit provides all the necessary tools to stage the workshop, from its promotion to its evaluation, including an Organizer Guide, Facilitator Guidelines, a slide presentation with speaking notes, audiovisual material, a Participant Workbook as well as numerous reference documents and practical handouts.