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[…] Intercollegiate Athletics and the College of Health and Human Development, presents the inaugural TrueSport University event, “Becoming a TrueSport Family.” This free community event for parents, kids, coaches, youth sport leaders, and school administrators will be held in Rec Hall on the Penn State University Park campus on Thursday, April 23, 2015 from 6:30 […]
[…] livelihoods, Diggins also sees it as a threat to sport as a whole. The solution? A culture of clean sport that everyone contributes to, from athletes to coaches, and medical personnel to sponsors. “We often forget that the sport itself is harmed by doping. It’s hard to tell if cross-country skiing is in a […]
[…] 25, 2016, has been increased to a 52-month period of ineligibility. In an effort to aid athletes, as well as support team members such as parents and coaches, in understanding the rules applicable to them, USADA provides comprehensive instruction on its website on the testing process and prohibited substances, how to obtain permission to […]
[…] every time I make a decision, I have to be able to justify it. I have to be able to live with it. Question: Do you think coaches and administrators are talking about this kind of stuff, especially since cannabidiol became permitted in 2018? Tyler Carter: It isn’t something I’ve discussed with coaches. But […]
[…] the field, including: Conflict resolution and bullying prevention Body image Preparation and recovery Through practical and actionable take-aways on these complex subjects, the TrueSport Experts will help coaches, parents, and other sports influencers instill skills and values related to Character Building & Life Skills, Clean & Healthy Performance, and Sportsmanship, which are the content […]
[…] it can also be performed wherever an emergency occurs by certified medical personnel (e.g., paramedics), as well as by athletes themselves or Athlete Support Personnel (ASP) (e.g., coaches, trainers, parents, teammates, etc.). Most substances and methods used for emergency treatment are not prohibited out-of-competition, so a TUE is often not required. Even so, it […]
The coaches, trainers, and others listed here are currently ineligible under the World Anti-Doping Code for anti-doping rule violations.
TrueSport announces its third year of partnership with Colorado College Volleyball Camps, teaching values based education both on and off the court.
Important anti-doping resources including publications & policies, coaching and health resources, and frequently asked anti-doping questions.
