Anti-doping advice given to local athletes

Tuesday, 1 November 2016 00:00

75 local athletes and officials are being advised on anti-doping rules to help maintain the Island's sporting reputation.

The Isle of Man has responsibility for ensuring the World Anti-Doping Agency code is kept by Manx athletes - so 'clean sport' sessions have been arranged.

Sports performance co-ordinator Chris Quine says some athletes are advised by their own sports governing bodies but others receive no formal education.

Chris says it's important for the reputation of the Island, the sport and the athlete to be equipped with the latest information about doping:

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