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ProjectGuidelines Competition TestingPhaseInformation to Event OrganizerPersonFAI Antidoting Manager Gone ROUILLONDate: 5 May 2017 Deadline: n/a Page 1 / 2Introductory note The FAI Formation Aronautique

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How to fill out guidelines in-competition testing

1. To fill out guidelines in-competition testing, follow these steps:
2. Read the guidelines carefully to understand the requirements and procedures of the testing.
3. Gather all the necessary information and documentation required for the testing.
4. Ensure that you meet all the eligibility criteria specified in the guidelines.
5. Fill out the testing forms accurately and provide all the requested information.
6. Follow any instructions provided regarding sample collection and transportation.
7. Submit the completed forms and samples as per the guidelines.
8. Keep a copy of the filled out forms and any supporting documentation for your records.
9. Await the testing results and follow any further instructions or actions specified in the guidelines.
10. If you have any questions or need assistance, contact the relevant authorities or testing organization mentioned in the guidelines.

Who needs guidelines in-competition testing?

1. Guidelines in-competition testing is needed by individuals, athletes, or participants who are required to undergo testing as part of a competition or event.
2. This includes professional athletes, sports teams, participants in organized sports competitions, and individuals subject to anti-doping regulations.
3. The guidelines ensure fair play, integrity, and compliance with anti-doping policies by providing clear instructions on the testing process, eligibility criteria, and documentation requirements.

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What is guidelines in-competition testing?

Guidelines in-competition testing are rules and procedures that athletes must follow during competitions to ensure fair play and compliance with anti-doping regulations.

Who is required to file guidelines in-competition testing?

Athletes, coaches, and sports organizations are required to file guidelines for in-competition testing.

How to fill out guidelines in-competition testing?

Guidelines for in-competition testing can be filled out online through the anti-doping agency's website or by submitting a hard copy form to the appropriate governing body.

What is the purpose of guidelines in-competition testing?

The purpose of guidelines in-competition testing is to prevent and detect the use of performance-enhancing drugs and to ensure a level playing field for all athletes.

What information must be reported on guidelines in-competition testing?

Information such as the athlete's whereabouts during competitions, contact information, and any medications or supplements being used must be reported on guidelines for in-competition testing.