Making sure that athletes have rights, that athletes are aware of those rights, and can exercise those rights is vital to the success of clean sport. EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY Athletes have the right to equal opportunity in their pursuit of sport to perform at the...

This step by step procedure is intended for International-Level Athletes only. Other athletes are referred to ”Where to apply?”. Check the required medication or method you intend to use against The Prohibited List. It is each athlete´s responsibility to ensure that...

If you ARE an International-Level Athlete and need a new TUE, you should apply directly to FIB in accordance with the following Step by step application procedures. If you already have a valid TUE approved by a NADO, you will not need to apply again. FIB automatically...

An athlete may be granted a TUE if he/she can show that each of the following conditions are met: The athlete has a clear diagnosed medical condition which requires treatment using a prohibited substance or method. The therapeutic use of the substance would not...

There are many different risks associated with doping, from negative effects on mental and physical health, to loss of financial benefits and damage of relationships and reputation. Health risks Here is an overview of different types of doping and associated health...

It should be noted that the narcotic substance “tramadol” will be prohibited in competition from January 1, 2024. The delay in implementation is to provide an additional year for broad communication and education of athletes, their entourage and medical personnel so...

Anti-doping programs are founded to protect the intrinsic value of sport – often referred to as “the spirit of sport” – which is the celebration of the human spirit, body and mind. It is the essence of Olympism and is reflected in the values we find in and...