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Sometimes athletes ask if they can volunteer to be part of a USADA testing pool. And the answer is no. Unfortunately, an athlete cannot volunteer to be part of the pool. That criteria is set out well in advance by USADA, with the guidance of the International Standards For Testing, which are set by WADA and in collaboration with the National Governing Body, criteria is already set. If an athlete were to think that they meet the criteria, they can always contact USADA and ask.
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