International Basketball Federation Antidoping educational programme

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International Basketball FederationAnti-doping
educational programme

• J. Huguet
• President of FIBA medical council

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Why an educational programme ?

• Doping cheating, dishonnor and risk to health.
• The duty of FIBA is
• To make the athletes sensitive to doping issues,
• To inform the players about
• Controls, consequences, sanctions
• Potential traps, medical treatment, TUE,
  prohibited list (substances and methods)
• Rights and responsibilities of the players
• Alternatives

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Medical concil
Controls
Fight against doping In FIBA
AD study group
AD campaigns

• Composition of the study group
• Sports medicine doctors
• Teachers, educators
• Advertising, communication specialists.

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Targets

• Young players
• Body representation - strength
• Conflict against the rules
• Future job (NBA dreams)
• Risk taking - sensation seeking
• Team environnement
• Coaches, medical staff
• Professional players
• Stake, money, overuse, injuries, age

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Strategy

• In the past
• Conferences during youth category competitions
• Long speeches with no images / pictures
• Publications - abundant text and not attractive
• Disadvantages - short attention span (10 mins.)
• Different languages

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Strategy

• Now packs more "punch" - fast and effective
• Images Pictograms, logo,
• drawing / sketches, cartoons.
• Stickers, badges.
• Locations uniforms,
• basketball boards, T-shirts.
• Logos "No doping", "We are for clean
  basketball", "Don't cheat - stay away from
  doping".
• Publications no dense text, with images and
  titles.
• Discussions interactive - questions and
  answers, with slides / videos, in clubs and
  amongst national teams.

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Means

• Permanent logos and slogans.
• Basketball stars - "role models" - Commitment -
  declaration "I am against doping".
• Rebound effects in the media.
• Use of Website, video on screens inside the
  arena.
• Distributing documents - 5 continents - 5 FIBA
  zones - national federations - clubs.

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Calendar of events and enterprises

• 1993 - Guide to Doping Control (in English,
  French and Spanish).
• 1997 - Information for teams participing in
  official FIBA competitions (in English and
  French).
• 1997 - European Championship for Men (Esp)
• "No Doping Day" 192 players sporting the "No
  Doping" T-shirt.
• 350 youngsters donned the T-shirt (Passerelle
  jamboree).
• 1998 - 99 - Campaign for a "Clean Future",
  publication of a leaflet - 30 drawings - 10
  languages including Chinese and Arabic -
  published with the support of the European
  Community.

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Calendar of events and enterprises

• 1999 - 2001
• European Championship for Men (TUR).
• European Championship for Women (FRA).
• National Championship.
• Campaign with the sticker "One Way" - No Doping -
  sticked on the backboards, backboard padding.
• 2002
• World Championship for Men, Indianapolis (USA).
• World Championship for Women (CHN).
• Stickers and badges - on the backboard and
  uniforms - "No Doping Day" - T-shirts with logo.
• Video with all players in the arena.

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Calendar of events and enterprises

• 2004 - Campaign with the leaflet "We are for
  clean basketball" in 5 languages (English,
  French, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese) with the
  support of WADA.
• 2005 - Campaign regarding the danger of
  nutritional supplements, in collaboration with
  WADA
• Putting up posters (in English and French) in the
  changing rooms and training rooms(clubs -
  national teams).
• 2006 - World Championship for Men (JPN) - "No
  Doping Day".

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