About Anti-Doping
To be compliance with The World Anti-Doping Code and meet the Olympic standards, Ju Jitsu and other sports shall follow the Anti-Doping rules, since 2018 we have made education in Anti-Doping possible for all. The Anti-doping rules and their international standards are mandatory. To avoid consequences or rule violations Ju Jitsu provides education as per the rules.
Through Anti-doping programs, we maintain the integrity of sports in terms of respect for rules, other competitors, fair competition, a level playing field, and the value of clean sport to the world.
The purposes of the Ju Jitsu Anti-Doping are to help Ju Jitsu members experience first meet with education not testing to be compliance with WADA, Olympic rules, and their standards.
- To protect the Athletes’ fundamental right to participate in doping-free sports and thus promote health, fairness, and equality for Athletes,
- To help Ju Jitsu athletes experience first with education not testing,
- To be in compliance with WADA and Olympic rules,
- The spirit of sport 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 through Ju Jitsu sport, including:
- Health
- Ethics, fair play and honesty
- Athletes’ rights as set forth in the Code
- Excellence in performance
- Character and Education
- Fun and joy
- Teamwork
- Dedication and commitment
- Respect for rules and laws
- Respect for self and other Participants
- Courage
- Community and solidarity
- To ensure harmonized, coordinated and effective Anti-Doping programs at the international and national level with regard to the prevention of doping, including:
- Education
- Deterrence
- Detection
- Enforcement
- Rules of law
Consequences of Doping
Doping and its components include many if you found doing it and face a ban side effects:
- Physical effect
- Psychological wellbeing
- The Reputation
- Financial consequences
- And other
Note: not knowing is not an excuse, always remember the strict liability. The facts – what you need to know.
What that means for you?
It is not simply the detection of a banned substance in a sample that can result in an Anti-Doping Rule Violation (ADRV). There are 11 ADRVs that can result in a sanction, and these are not only applicable to athletes, seven also apply to a coach or athlete support personnel.
If you believe you have inadvertently doped then you must be able to prove that fact, demonstrating that you were either not at fault or intending to cheat. That is not always easy to do.
If face a doping in your body and face a ban the side effect will be as followings:
For Anti-Doping Rule Violations of presence or use of a prohibited substance, the basic rules are as follows:
- If you intended to cheat and tested positive in any substance, the period of ineligibility is four years.
- Or two years, if you can fact you had no significant fault or negligence. Where the ban period may be reduced by up to a maximum of one year.
- If the violation with the contaminated product or a specified substance, where you can demonstrate you had no significant fault, ineligibility. The ban may range from two years to a reprimand.
- If you can fact you had no fault or negligence, the period of ineligibility may be removed.
- The multiple Anti-Doping Rule Violations may increase the sanction.
- For some Anti-Doping Rule Violations, the penalty can be a life ban from sport.
Including physical and mental side effect may various depend on what you used.
For example, steroids (prohibited at all the times) may include following side effects:
- High blood pressure
- Acne
- Muscle weakness
- Mental health problem
- Glaucoma
- Diabetes
- Nausea
- Mood swings
- Corticosteroid turn down your immune system
- Eye problem
Diuretics and masking agents (prohibited at all the times):
- Impotence
- Muscle cramp
- Dehydration
- Headache
- Dizziness
- Skin rushes
- Biochemical changes
- Other
Or, narcotics (prohibited in competition):
- Physical dependence
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Slowed breathing
- Drowsiness
- Depression
- Death
And other health side effects.
Make sure you stay up to date with Anti-Doping topic to prevent doping. Also make sure about any supplements you may take. Do not hesitate to ask for help if you’re under pressure or having health swings, there are always alternatives to keep your health and reputation sporting career clean.
Firstly, Anti-Doping education in Ju Jitsu sport started in 2018 continuously created first committee in Ju Jitsu,
JJAU Anti-Doping education committee and education plan:
Chairperson: Ms. Leyla Kuliyeva- Turkmenistan
Members:
- Dr. Uksy Mallik – Pakistan
- Ms. Davlatzoda Temirbeki- Tajikistan
- Ms. Alexandra Hovan – Australia
- Mr. Amit Arora- India
The Slogan ” Think Green… Keep Ju Jitsu Clean”
Has been created, approved and reserved the rights in 2018. (Copyright@JJAU)
The slogan promotes a positive message to clean Ju Jitsu and spirit of sport.
Email: Anti-doping@jjau.org
International standard for Education is a mandatory standard.
Ju Jitsu Anti-Doping education plan implemented by the JJAU Anti-Doping education committee.
Principles of Education programs are central to ensure harmonized, coordinated and effective Anti-Doping programs at the international and national level.
Education plan intended to preserve the spirit of sport and the protection of Athletes’ health and right to compete on a doping free level playing field as described in the Introduction to the Code and Ju Jitsu Anti-Doping rules. Education programs will raise awareness, provide accurate information and develop decision-making capability to prevent intentional and unintentional antidoping rule violations and other breaches of the Code.
Education plan and implementation rely on personal values and principles that protect the spirit of sport. As a WADA signatory, we implement, monitor, evaluate and promote Education programs in line with the requirements set out in the International Standard for Education. Education plan as outlined in the International Standard for Education promotes the spirit of sport and have a positive and long-term influence on the choices made by Athletes and other Persons.
We develop an Education plan as required in the International Standard for Education. Prioritization of target groups or activities and justified based on a clear rationale of the Education Plan.
Identified targeted group included to Education pool in line with the minimum requirements outlined in the International Standard
for Education.
Any Education activity directed at the Education delivered by a trained and authorized Person according to the requirements set out in the International Standard for Education (available at: https://www.wada-ama.org/en/resources/world-anti-doping-program/international-standard-education-ise).
Clean sport Ju Jitsu certification and partnership
Any Education activity and certification directed at the Education delivered by a trained and authorized Person according to the requirements set out in the International Standard for Education and Ju Jitsu Anti-Doping rules.
Certification includes 3 levels which are:
- Level A
- Level B
- Level C
Every certificate is the subject for annual updates and examination, rely on updated Anti-Doping rules and prohibited list. Certificate will be obtained for those who participated and passed on mentioned Anti-Doping lecture conducted by Ju Jitsu, that will allow you present it at the Ju Jitsu and other major events.
As per the Code Article 18.1 states that: “All Signatories shall, within their scope of responsibility and in cooperation with each other, plan, implement, monitor and evaluate and promote Education programs in line with the requirements set out in the International Standard for Education.”
Ju Jitsu open for cooperation to keep a spirit of partnership and collaboration in order to ensure the success of the fight against doping in sport and the respect of the Code The objectives and:
- To provide clarity on the primary responsibilities of each Signatory related to Education;
- To outline how cooperation can minimize duplication and maximize efforts to enhance the effectiveness of Education Programs; and
- To summarize the requirements of the International Standard for Education upon which Signatories will be held accountable.
For cooperation or partnership contact: anti-doping@jjau.org
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