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How to fill out anti-doping rules - international

1. Familiarize yourself with the anti-doping rules of your specific organization or sport governing body.
2. Obtain a copy of the international anti-doping rules, which can typically be found on the website of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
3. Read through the rules carefully to understand your obligations as an athlete or participant in international competitions.
4. Ensure that you have access to any necessary forms or documents required for reporting the use of medications or substances.
5. Maintain a thorough knowledge of the prohibited substances and methods outlined in the anti-doping rules.
6. Prior to participating in any international competition, complete the necessary anti-doping education programs or workshops to ensure compliance.
7. Follow the guidelines provided in the rules regarding the collection and submission of anti-doping samples if required.
8. Cooperate fully with any anti-doping officials or organizations that may conduct testing or investigations.
9. Keep records of any medications or treatments received, and disclose this information as required by the rules.
10. Regularly check for updates or changes to the anti-doping rules and adapt your practices accordingly.

Who needs anti-doping rules - international?

1. Athletes and participants in international competitions
2. Sports organizations and governing bodies
3. National anti-doping organizations
4. International sports federations
5. Coaches, trainers, and support staff involved in international sports

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What is anti-doping rules - international?

Anti-doping rules - international are regulations and guidelines established by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) to prevent the use of performance-enhancing drugs in sports.

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All national and international sports organizations that are signatories to the WADA Code are required to file anti-doping rules - international.

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Anti-doping rules - international can be filled out online through the WADA website or submitted via email to the relevant anti-doping organization.

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The purpose of anti-doping rules - international is to maintain fairness and integrity in sports by prohibiting the use of performance-enhancing drugs.

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Anti-doping rules - international must include information on prohibited substances, testing procedures, therapeutic use exemptions, and sanctions for violations.