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2010 Prohibited List
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Read about the Prohibited List that takes effect January 1, 2010.
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How are Athletes selected?
 An effective program begins with a sample collection plan that includes appropriately timed, year-round, no advance-notice testing. The USADA Test Distribution Plan provides for the collection of samples at times of high-risk of doping, and creates deterrence to the use of performance-enhancing drugs across all sports. The doping control process begins with athletes being selected for testing in accordance with our Test Distribution Plan. |
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| At competitions, the selection criteria varies from sport to sport, or event to event. Specific athletes are not selected for testing, rather their positions are selected. |
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| Out-of-Competition (OOC) selections are typically done by an automated draw. |
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