ISSN: 1758-4272

International Journal of Clinical Rheumatology

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The investigations varied in terms of focusing on the outcome and evidence quality. Despite the important position coaches may play in an athlete life, few research have explored their expertise, behaviors and opinions linked to doping. While existing empirical research supports the anti-doping movement, it also exposes a limited knowledge of the effects of doping or of governance. The current evidence base makes it hard to plan targeted training to span coaching contexts. It appears warranted to address this situation in a more systematic and thorough fashion. Over the years, well-known incentives for competitors have fluctuated tremendously from old usage of chariot dashing substances to modern baseball and cycling activity. The general pattern among specialists and wearing associations over the last few decades has been to carefully manage the use of medicines in sport.

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