Spirit of Sport & Values
WADA & The Rules
Testing & Whereabouts
Banned Substances & Methods
Consequences & Violations
100

This Spirit of Sport value means following the rules and treating competitors fairly.

What is fair play?

100

This organization is the World Anti-Doping Agency.

What is WADA?

100

These are the two most common sample types collected in doping control.

What are urine and blood?

100

This hormone, often called EPO, increases red blood cells and is banned.

What is erythropoietin?

100

This principle means athletes are responsible for any prohibited substance found in their body.

What is strict liability?

200

This Spirit of Sport value means being truthful and doing the right thing.

What is honesty/ethics?

200

WADA publishes this every year, naming substances and methods banned in sport.

What is the Prohibited List?

200

This is the term for testing that happens during a competition period.

What is in-competition testing?

200

This banned method involves transfusing blood to increase oxygen-carrying capacity.

What is blood doping?

200

This is the maximum first sanction for a serious intentional doping violation.

What is four years period of intelligibility?

300

This Spirit of Sport value focuses on physical and mental well-being, not just winning.

What is health?

300

This document is the global framework for anti-doping rules.

What is the World Anti-Doping Code?

300

Athletes in the Registered Testing Pool must provide this location information every quarter.

What is whereabouts?

300

These drugs, often used to build muscle, are banned anabolic agents.

What are anabolic steroids?

300

When an athlete is sanctioned, these are usually taken away from the period of doping.

What are medals/results/prize money?

400

This Spirit of Sport value means working together toward a common goal.

What is teamwork?

400

This permission allows an athlete to use a prohibited medication for a legitimate medical reason.

What is a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE)?

400

During this daily 60-minute window, an athlete must be available for testing at a location they provide.

What is the 60-minute time slot?

400

This class of drugs removes fluid from the body and can mask other banned substances.

What are diuretics?

400

Refusing, evading, or failing to submit to sample collection is this type of violation.

What is the Anti-Doping Rule Violation (ADRV) in Code Article2 3?

500

This term describes the ethical foundation of clean sport, based on values like respect, courage, and fairness.

What is the Spirit of Sport?

500

This online system is used to manage whereabouts, TUEs, and test results.

What is ADAMS?

500

This official manages the sample collection session.

What is a Doping Control Officer (DCO)?

500

This banned method alters an athlete’s genes to enhance performance.

What is gene doping?

500

This independent body hears doping cases and appeals at the international level.

What is the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)?

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