HOW CAN WE BETTER FIGHT AGAINST DOPING?

IFBB believes that the long-term solution to preventing doping in sport is through effective prevention and clean sport values-based education programs. This way we can altogether create a strong anti-doping culture.
There are a few online education programs, created by WADA and made available by the IFBB, made for athletes, coaches, national federations, parents or any other person wishing to know more about the anti-doping world. You can find these programs below with a short introduction, and we invite you to use them:

ADEL

ADEL (Anti-Doping Education and Learning Platform) is the WADA Platform that supports the anti-doping community by providing education solutions for athletes, their support personnel and other stakeholders.
Some of its attributes include:

● A new fully responsive mobile app to allow users to learn on the go;

● Courses available to complete offline;

● ADO training programs;

● Personalized learning plans;

● Community learning and question and answer center;

● Resource center for all education material;

● A dedicated helpdesk.

The learning plans are addressed to the following actors: international level athletes, registered-testing pool athletes, Olympic athletes, national level athletes, coaches, medical professionals, administrators and parents.
How to register on ADEL?
Please find below the User Guide and the FAQs.
In addition, during the registration, be careful to insert “Bodybuilding” in the “sport” field.

FACE-TO-FACE ACTIVITIES:

Activities that IFBB develops on-site:
● Event-based education; Seminars and delivery of Educational Material on selected world level championships.
● In-person workshops which happens, usually in coordination with National Anti-doping Organizations in different countries on all the continents.

IFBB ANTI-DOPING EDUCATIONAL DOCUMENTS

• IFBB POCKET GUIDE
• IFBB ANTI-DOPING E-BOOK

SPORTS VALUES IN EVERY CLASSROOM TOOLKIT

This WADA toolkit (Sport Values in every classroom toolkit) is a free, cross-curricular resource targeted at teachers of students aged 8-12 years old. The mission is to assist teachers in their work to instill in children the values of respect, equity and inclusion through engaging activities.

● Health consequences of using doping substances;

● Accountability;

● Results management;

● TUEs;

● Whereabouts;

● Decision making

PLAY TRUE QUIZ

WADA’s Play True Quiz is an interactive computer game that tests athletes and their entourage’s knowledge about anti-doping. It is currently available in 47 languages. As an integral element of its Outreach Program, WADA devoted considerable resources to the development of this interactive computer game which has been showcased at major events including the Olympic Games, Paralympic Games and many international events.

YOUTH QUIZ

The Youth Quiz was developed to target a younger audience by providing them core anti-doping information that better suits their level. This interactive tool has been featured at the Youth Olympic Games and other youth events. The Youth Quiz is currently available in 42 languages

ITA EDUCATIONAL WEBINARS

The International Testing Agency (ITA) is partnering with IFBB to organize in-competition and up out-of-competition testing, both activities on behalf of IFBB.
ITA covers important anti-doping topics through public webinars on YouTube.

FOR MORE USEFUL INFORMATION:

Whether you are an Athlete, Coach, Trainer, an Event Organizer or simply someone wanting to know more about doping and anti-doping initiatives, here is all the necessary information you need to know.

– WADA Dangers of Doping

– WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency)

– ADAMS (Anti-Doping Administration & Management System): tutorial video

– IFBB Anti-Doping Rules

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES FROM THE DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS

WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency)

It publishes on its website the essential points of the educational programs through the International Standard Education (ISE): a manual that includes everything that sports organisations must do to educate their stakeholders on Anti-Doping.

The International Federations

They must designate educational programs for International-Level Athletes and for those included in their education pool.

MEOs (Major event organisations)

Meos are responsible for ensuring educational activities during their events, through event-based education activities.

NOCs (National Olympic Committees)

Where a National Anti-Doping Organisation doesn’t exist, the National Olympic Committee shall be the authority on Education in their country. Where a NADO exists, The NOC shall cooperate with their NADO to ensure that Athletes and Athlete Support Personnel selected to participate in the Olympic/Paralympic Games shall receive Education in advance of the Event.

NADOs (The National Anti-Doping Organisations)

Nados are the entities responsible for education within their countries.

NFs (National Federations)

NFs must collaborate with NADOs and IFBB in carrying out its anti-doping educational activities.