ANTI-DOPING EDUCATION
Principle and Values of Clean Sport
PHINADO, as a signatory of WADA, aims to promote and protect the integrity of clean sport in collaboration with the world international sport community. It has developed a set of principles and values associated with clean sport such as:
1. Fair Play
2. Respect for Rules
3. Health
4. Ethics
5. Responsibility
6. Courage
7. Accountability
1. Fair
Athletes should have an equal opportunity to compete, and their performance should be determined by their talent, skill, and hard work rather than by using prohibited substances or methods.
2. Respect for Rules
Athletes should have an equal opportunity to compete, and their performance should be determined by their talent, skill, and hard work rather than by using prohibited substances or methods.
3. Health
Athletes' health and well-being should be a top priority, and they should not take risks that could harm their health or performance.
4. Ethics
Athletes and support personnel should act with integrity, honesty, and fairness, and they should not engage in behavior that undermines the principles of clean sport.
5. Responsibility
Athletes and support personnel have a responsibility to themselves, their sport, and society to ensure that they compete fairly and without using prohibited substances or methods.
6. Courage
Athletes and support personnel should have the courage to resist pressure to use prohibited substances or methods, and they should report any suspicions or knowledge of doping to the relevant authorities.
7. Accountability
Athletes and support personnel are accountable for their actions and must accept the consequences of any violations of anti-doping rules.
Athletes and support personnel are accountable for their actions and must accept the consequences of any violations of anti-doping rules.
Overall, these principles and values reflect the commitment of WADA, PHINADO, and the anti-doping community to promoting and protecting clean sport for the benefit of athletes and society.