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What are ethics in sport?
Respect, Integrity, Responsibility, Fairness (Moral Principles)
The following example "shaking hands before and end of the game" refers to what Ethic?
Respect
Name one macronutrient
Carbs, protein, fats
What is a sign of dehydration?
Dizziness, dry mouth, fatigue
Which organisation oversees global anti‑doping?
WADA
Give one example of unethical behaviour in sport.
Cheating e.g., deliberate foul play.
What does fairness mean in sport?
Ensuring equal treatment and opportunities.
What is the purpose of hydration for athletes?
To maintain performance and prevent fatigue.
Why is a balanced diet important for athletes?
Provides nutrients needed for training and recovery.
What are prohibited substances?
Drugs banned for performance enhancement
Why might athletes make unethical decisions?
Pressure to win or gain unfair advantage.
What does responsibility look like in sport?
Athletes being accountable for their actions.
What do NADOs do?
Enforce anti‑doping rules at national level.
What is Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR)?What is the sport category that participants run races, jump hurdles, and throw a javelin.
Minimum energy required to sustain basic body functions.
Name one factor affecting energy expenditure.
Activity level, age, body size.
How do fairness, integrity, responsibility and respect impact sport?
They promote positive behaviour and ensure fair competition.
How do ethical considerations differ between local and national events?
Larger events require more complex safety, fairness and governance systems.
Why can supplement contamination cause anti‑doping failures?
Hidden banned substances may be present in unregulated products.
How does hydration affect performance?
Dehydration reduces endurance, power and concentration.
How does digestion support energy for performance?
Breaks down food so nutrients can be absorbed and used for energy.
Financial pressures, inconsistent enforcement, cultural issues.
What is the impact of implementing positive ethical practices at events?
Increases fairness, safety and public trust in the event.
Compare effectiveness of different anti‑doping methods (urine and blood sample collection, out-of-competition testing, Biological Passport).
Testing deters use, whereabouts rules increase accountability, but athletes can still exploit gaps.
Analyse nutritional, hydration and energy needs for a specific athlete.
Needs depend on sport but must support energy balance, recovery and performance.
Evaluate whether your sport does enough to promote ethics.
Inclusion, ensure fair play, build trust, enhance reputation, prevent harm