Revision Notes, Doping, Physical Education | Physical Education Class 11 (XI) - CBSE and NCERT Curriculum PDF Download

DopingFig: Doping12.1 Concept and classification of doping
 12.2 Prohibited substances and methods
 12.3 Athletes responsibilities
 12.4 Side effects of prohibited substances
 12.5 Ergogenic aids and doping in sports
 12.6 Doping control procedure.

Meaning of Doping:- When an athlete uses banned substances or methods to improve performance in sports it is called doping.
Example:- Drugs and steroid used.

Fig: ClassificationProhibited Substances Methods

Doping Controlling Agencies- 
WADA-World anti-doping agency 
NADA-National anti-doping agency.Fig: NADA

12.3 Responsibilities of athletes

1.  To follow the law and order made by Wada

2.  Comply with the sampling procedure

3.  To maintain control of your sample until it is sealed

4.  Give the proper address of residence and office.

5.  Give your Identity proof

6.  To be available for a sample collection at all times

7.  To co-operate with athlete testing programme.

Prohibited Substances and Methods

12.5 Ergogenics aids and doping in sports 

Ergogenic aids are eternal inducer that can be determined to enhance performance in sports. 
Fig: Ergogenic aidsThere includes:- 1. Mechanical Aids 2. Pharmacological aids
 3. Physiological aids
 4. Nutritional aids
 5. Psychological aids

12.6 Doping Control Procedure:
 Doping tool is done on the athlete by WADA (World anti-doping agency). This agency checks and control doping in sports. In India, the coordinating body under the WADA is named or national anti-doping agency. (NADA).