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Anti-Doping
The purpose of the IOF Anti-Doping Programme is to protect the athletes’ fundamental right to participate in doping-free sport.
Anti-Doping Rules
IOF A-D Rules
WADA 2013 List of Prohibited Substances and Methods
World Anti-Doping Code 2009
WADA Guidelines
International Standard for Therapeutic Use Exemptions 2011
TUE Guidelines
Forms for download
TUE application form
Declaration of Use is no longer required.
However, please declare the use of any medical substances
on the doping control form, should you be tested.
Athlete Whereabouts / ADAMS instructions
ADAMS Athletes’ User Guide (by WADA)
ADAMS Whereabouts quick reference card (by WADA)
Admin User Guide English (by WADA)
ADAMS Screen Shots part 1
ADAMS Screen Shots part 2
Change language in ADAMS – screen shots
IOF Athlete Agreement
Frequently Asked Questions – Anti-Doping
Older rules retained for reference
IOF A-D Rules 2009
IOF A-D Rules 2007
IOF A-D Rules 2004
IOF Anti-Doping Code 2001
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