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Anti-Doping Passport | | ALF
Athlete Location Form | | | | C | | COP
Change of Plan Form | | | | D | | DCO
Doping Control Officer | | | | E | | Event Testing
Also known as in-competition testing, this form of testing takes place on the day of the competition. This testing is an effective way of deterring the use of drugs such as stimulants, diuretics and beta-blockers, primarily for substances that could enhance performance during competition. | | | | O | | Out-of-Competition Testing
Out-of-competition testing is directed at prohibited substances that would benefit athletes during training or have long-term affects. Examples of these substances include in class I.C. (anabolic agents), I.D. (diuretics), I.E. (peptide hormones, mimetics and analogues), and II (prohibited methods). This was previously known as No-Advance Notice (NAN) testing. | |
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