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You can never win your reputation back.
Explore the solutions below to discover anti-doping education opportunities for individuals.
All solutions are available free of charge (government funded).
ASADA e-Learning - Pure Performance Online
What
- The Professor, ASADA’s biggest advocate, leads you through an interactive online course comprising six 20-minute modules
Why
- To get educated about anti-doping in sport
- To meet your obligations
When
- Any time that suits your schedule. The course is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week (a non-networked, high-speed connection is recommended)
- We recommend you complete the course in short bursts, rather than in one sitting
How
ASADA e-Learning - Pure Performance Supporter
What
- A 15-minute online module that provides you with information and resources to champion anti-doping messages in your sporting community
Why
- To help protect the sporting reputation and integrity of others in your community
- To support 10 others and receive a token of appreciation from ASADA
- To receive credit for volunteer, peer or professional development programs
- To be eligible for the Supporter of the Year award
When
- Any time that suits your schedule. The course is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week (a non-networked, high-speed connection is recommended)
- Support others at your convenience
How
- Complete the six 20-minute ASADA e-Learning - Pure Performance Online modules
- Then request the additional supporter module through ASADA e-Learning
ASADA e-Learning - Pure Performance Facilitator
What
- A 15-minute online module for those with facilitation, training or education experience that provides information and resources to assist groups to develop an awareness of anti-doping
Why
- To help protect the sporting reputation and integrity of your group and others in your community
- To present anti-doping workshops at your group’s convenience
- To ensure a diversity of education approaches is available to group members
- To ensure in-house control over workshop scheduling
- To meet your obligations
- To support the enhancement of skills of a group member or associate
When
- Any time that suits your schedule. The course is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week (a non-networked, high-speed connection is recommended)
- Schedule facilitation sessions in your community at your convenience
How
- Complete the six 20-minute ASADA e-Learning - Pure Performance Online modules
- Then request the additional facilitator module through ASADA e-Learning
Pure Performance in Sport video/DVD
What
- A 30-minute video/DVD covering a range of anti-doping topics
Why
- To know more about anti-doping in sport
- To develop or refresh your knowledge on specific aspects of anti-doping
- To meet your obligations
When
- Any time that suits your schedule. The video is available online 24 hours a day, seven days a week through ASADA’s YouTube Channel
How
- Watch video chapters on ASADA’s YouTube Channel
- Order the ASADA DVD by calling 13000 ASADA (13000 27232)
Pure Performance Vodcasts
What
- Six 5-minute vodcasts covering key anti-doping topics
Why
- To know more about anti-doping in sport
- To develop or refresh your knowledge on specific aspects of anti-doping
- To meet your obligations
When
- Any time that suits your schedule. The vodcasts will be available online 24 hours a day, seven days a week through ASADA’s YouTube Channel
How
Student research advice
The ASADA website provides excellent resources for students who want to learn more about anti-doping. Students who explore the website will find information about:
- the number of tests completed by ASADA (annual reports)
- drug-testing procedures
- who is subject to testing
- recent anti-doping rule violations
- resources to enable athletes to check the status of their medication or substance.
We also recommend the following websites for further research about anti-doping:
World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)
The WADA website provides information about:
- the World Anti-Doping Code
- the prohibited list of substances and methods
- anti-doping policies in all sports in all countries
- social science doping research
- the Play True Generation
- global doping statistics
- commonly used anti-doping terminology
Australian Sports Drug Medical Advisory Committee (ASDMAC)
The ASDMAC website includes information about athlete therapeutic use exemptions and the ASDMAC legislative framework.
National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre
The National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre website provides fact sheets about specific substances.
National Sport Information Centre
The National Sport Information Centre has a comprehensive range of research resources for teachers, physical educators, students, media, and sport enthusiasts alike.