WADA Methods Analysis

The methods used by the world Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) are very important in regulate the performance of athletes all over the world. These methods are very strict methods, which promote a healthy, and safety for athletes, with a purpose of trying to improve high performance’s qualities and enhance the level of playing field. The WADA methods are based on three ethical principles of the Global Business Standard Codex (GBSC), which is citizenship, dignity and fairness principles.

The WADA placed the citizenship principle to regulate and support the performance of athletes. Laws and rules are very important method assert to maintain the balance of the world and sustain high performances in sport. According to Houlihan WADA is the original
WADA also used a credit in labs to make sure they are right in making laws of sport. Moreover, WADA is using the high quality of technology to find and prove that drugs would have a bad affect to athlete’s health to warn and also encourage athletes to obey regulation to keep them safe and free from any kind of harm. In result, laws and rules set to maintain the safety of all people involved in activities (Knietics 2009) therefor follow the rules and laws are responsibility of all athletes. Regulation and policy used to ensure that all the activities are fair, games are playing in the same format, right time, right location and able to understand how the game been instructed and played. The WADA citizenship principle servers as one of the main standard of WADA’s roll in society, which is expected employee’s respect and follow the laws of community. The strict methods used by WADA very important to regulate the performance of athletes.
Furthermore, WADA methods used to promote healthy and safety for athletes include testing, such as random testing in and out of competition can help to regulate the performance of athletes and decrease the number of drug risk taker. Testing pool is one of WADA methods, which are testing athletes regularly in time, this is compulsory to all athletes. It is very important to define doping and conscious about its harmful effect. Doping is using drug to take the advantage
Supported by Catlin main argument drugs are designed especially for athletes to enhance performance have been produces, used, and athletes punished (Catlin 2008). This methods base on fairness principle, which is the stakeholders who have vested interest in the firm should be treated fairly. However the war against drug cheat is very hard to win there are always the unclear about testing, controlling doping in sport. But with the help of community, science, laws and the honest and truthful of athletes the war on drug will be win successfully. The challenging issues and problems arising from the war on drugs in sport may be resolved through the collaboration between sport philosophy, social science and sport law (Hemphill