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This document outlines the procedures and regulations for anti-doping control in ITTF competitions, including player selection, notification, and sample collection for both urine and blood testing.

How to fill out anti-doping control technical leaflet

How to fill out Anti-Doping Control Technical Leaflet T13

1. Start by entering your personal information, including your name, date of birth, and nationality.
2. Fill out the section indicating the type of sample you are providing (e.g., urine or blood).
3. Provide details of the event or competition during which the sample is collected.
4. Indicate the time and location of the sample collection.
5. Ensure you sign the appropriate declarations regarding doping violations and consent.
6. Review the completed leaflet for accuracy and completeness before submission.

Who needs Anti-Doping Control Technical Leaflet T13?

1. Athletes participating in sports regulated by anti-doping organizations.
2. Coaches and support personnel involved with athletes subject to doping controls.

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What are the basic rules of anti-doping?

It is each Athlete's personal responsibility to ensure that no Prohibited Substance enters his or her body. Athletes are responsible for any Prohibited Substance, or its metabolites or markers found in their sample. A positive test is enough to establish a 'Presence' Anti-Doping Rule Violation.

Is caffeine on the WADA list?

Is Caffeine Prohibited in Sport? No, caffeine is permitted in sports governed by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). It is currently on WADA's monitoring list which means it is not prohibited but WADA is monitoring it in case it becomes an anti-doping issue in the future.

What does anti-doping mean?

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What is anti-doping control?

This means testing players' blood and/or to make sure they are not using any prohibited substances or methods. FIFA's Anti-Doping Unit manages the anti-doping programme for all FIFA competitions and can ask players to take part in a doping control at any time.

What are the three WADA criteria?

For a substance or method to be added to the List, it must be determined that it meets at least two of the following three criteria: It has the potential to enhance or enhances sport performance. It represents an actual or potential health risk to the athletes. It violates the spirit of sport.

What is the anti-doping process?

You will be asked to provide a and/or a blood sample and may get tested multiple times during the season. In addition, the anti-doping testing programme in Football incorporates an Athlete Biological Passport (ABP) and Players may be selected for blood testing regularly across the season.

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What is Anti-Doping Control Technical Leaflet T13?

Anti-Doping Control Technical Leaflet T13 is a document that provides guidelines and procedures for anti-doping control processes.

Who is required to file Anti-Doping Control Technical Leaflet T13?

Athletes and doping control officers involved in the testing and monitoring of athletes are required to file Anti-Doping Control Technical Leaflet T13.

How to fill out Anti-Doping Control Technical Leaflet T13?

To fill out Anti-Doping Control Technical Leaflet T13, individuals should carefully read the instructions provided in the leaflet, complete all required fields accurately, and ensure all necessary signatures are obtained.

What is the purpose of Anti-Doping Control Technical Leaflet T13?

The purpose of Anti-Doping Control Technical Leaflet T13 is to standardize the procedures for anti-doping controls and to ensure the integrity and fairness of sports.

What information must be reported on Anti-Doping Control Technical Leaflet T13?

The information that must be reported includes the athlete's details, the specimen collection process, and any irregularities or observations made during the testing.