Clean Sport Week

All athletes face the risks of inadvertent doping due to the use of supplements, as there is no guarantee that any particular supplement is free from prohibited substances.   

If you need to take supplements for any reason as an athlete, assess the risk, assess the need and assess the consequences – before you take them. 

Find out more by searching 🔎 UKAD Supplements Hub   

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Do you know what’s in your medication❓ 

It may contain prohibited substances❗ 

Athletes must check their medication before using it – even if they have used it before. 

Remember that medications bought abroad may contain different substances from those purchased in the UK.  

Discover more about why you should and how you can check your medication by searching 🔎 UKAD Global Dro 

…or… 

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Did you know that there are free online courses to help you compete clean ❓ 

The Clean Sport Hub is UKAD’s online platform for anti-doping education. 

With tailored courses for athletes, coaches, parents and all those who support athletes, the Clean Sport Hub gives anyone interested in protecting our sport access to world-class eLearning and education resources. 

To educate yourself, just

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There may be situations where an athlete has an illness or medical condition that requires them to use a prohibited substance or method.  

A Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) permits an athlete to use an otherwise prohibited substance or method, for therapeutic purposes, whilst continuing to compete in their chosen sport.  At the point that you are prescribed with any medication (or purchase any medication over-the-counter), you should check the anti-doping status of that medication on Global DRO.  

If the medication or method of treatment you need is prohibited, then use the UKAD TUE Wizard online to find out when and how to apply for a TUE. 

You can learn more about TUEs and the TUE process from @ukantidoping by   

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#CleanSport #SearchCheckApply 

Did you know that there are 11 Anti-Doping Rule Violations (ADRVs) and that seven of these rules also apply to athlete support personnel⁉️ 

Make sure you are aware of all the ADRVs and the consequences of breaking them.  

You can discover more about ADRVs from @ukantidoping by searching 🔎 UKAD anti-doping rules  

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#CleanSport 

Athletes can be tested any time, any place by UKAD.  

To learn more about the testing process, your rights and responsibilities…

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#CleanSport 

🗺️📍 Athlete whereabouts are an essential part of the anti-doping process, helping @ukantidoping to safeguard #CleanSport.  

The Whereabouts system allows UKAD and other testing agencies to test athletes with no advanced notice. It’s therefore vital that you keep your Whereabouts up to date and that you are where you say you will be! 

If you are asked to provide Whereabouts information and fail to do so or are not where you said you would be, you risk receiving a Whereabouts Failure and possibly a ban from sport. 

If you have questions about Whereabouts, you can find all the answers by searching 🔎 UKAD Whereabouts 

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