The Play Clean educational programme aims to prevent the intentional or unintentional use of Prohibited Substances and Prohibited Methods
Lausanne, Switzerland, June 19, 2015 - For the FIVB it is vital that its athletes are aware of their rights and responsibilities in the field of anti-doping. The International Volleyball Federation has therefore developed an online anti-doping programme called “Play clean”, which reaches out to volleyball and beach volleyball players and team support personnel. The programme covers the new World Anti-Doping Code and contains extensive anti-doping information, as well as links to other useful resources.
http://playclean.fivb.com
With doping being fundamentally contrary to the spirit of sport, the aim of the FIVB Anti-Doping Education programme is to prevent the intentional or unintentional use of Prohibited Substances and Prohibited Methods in volleyball and beach volleyball. Preventing doping involves raising awareness of the pertinent issues, disseminating relevant and accurate information, and positively influencing beliefs, attitudes and behaviours.
Lausanne, Switzerland, June 19, 2015 - For the FIVB it is vital that its athletes are aware of their rights and responsibilities in the field of anti-doping. The International Volleyball Federation has therefore developed an online anti-doping programme called “Play clean”, which reaches out to volleyball and beach volleyball players and team support personnel. The programme covers the new World Anti-Doping Code and contains extensive anti-doping information, as well as links to other useful resources.
http://playclean.fivb.com
With doping being fundamentally contrary to the spirit of sport, the aim of the FIVB Anti-Doping Education programme is to prevent the intentional or unintentional use of Prohibited Substances and Prohibited Methods in volleyball and beach volleyball. Preventing doping involves raising awareness of the pertinent issues, disseminating relevant and accurate information, and positively influencing beliefs, attitudes and behaviours.
The Play Clean programme enables players to learn the basics of the World Anti-Doping Code through seven short modules of 3-4 minutes each. Summaries will be sent to registered e-mail addresses. When a player has completed all the modules, he or she will receive a certificate. The platform is based on HTML5 with a responsive design and will run on tablets and smartphones as well as on all PCs.
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