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Performance Enhancing Substances

Rishi Bala, MD Fairfax-VCU Sports Medicine Program. Performance Enhancing Substances. Limitless. Modalities. Prevalence of Performance Enhancing Substance. You wanna be Fantastic?. Retrospective Study with N = 3573 Mean age 15.4 Participating in 1 or more sports Results:

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Performance-Enhancing Drugs & Methods

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INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION. The Oxygen Transport System. I. Pulmonary Ventilation Movement of Air in & out of the Lungs. 3. A. Minute Ventilation . V The amount of Air ventilated by the lungs in one Minute . V E Volume Expired in One Minute. 4.

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IN THE NAME OF FAIR GAME

IN THE NAME OF FAIR GAME. SPORTSMANSHIP. What is sportsmanship?. A behaviour and attitude that shows respect for the rules of a game and the other players.

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HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE HGH

ANABOLIC STEROIDS- They increase muscle mass and develop bone growth, therefore increase strength, while at the same time allow the athlete to train harder. It can also increase aggression.

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Drugs

Drugs. Performance Enhancing & Recreational. Drugs. Drugs. Drugs. Drugs: Performance Enhancing. Most Sporting Governing Bodies (like FIFA, IOC, IAAF, IRB etc) have a list of Banned Substances.

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Performance Enhancing Methods & Substances

Performance Enhancing Methods & Substances. Ergogenic Aids.

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Lifestyle Influences

The following factors can have can affect fitness: SMOKING ALCOLHOL EATING DISORDERS DRUGS STRESS. These can all be harmful as they can damage our health and have a negative effect on sporting performance or on sport as a whole (cheating). Lifestyle Influences. SMOKING

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Ch 16: Blood

Ch 16: Blood. Plasma and Cellular Elements of Blood Hematopoiesis RBC Physiology Coagulation. Blood = connective tissue. Extracellular matrix:. Specialized cells:. Fig 16-1. Plasma. Blood Components Overview. Blood. 20-40%. Total WBC: 4,000 - 11,000. 2-8%. Cellular Elements.

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C H A P T E R 15

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Ergogenic Aids

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Performance Enhancers

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Drugs In Sport

Drugs In Sport. What I Want You To Learn TODAY. Understand socially acceptable and unacceptable drugs Recognise banned performance enhancing drugs (SNAPD) Understand the performance effects of such drugs and the side effects. Starter Task.

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DRUGS IN SPORT

DRUGS IN SPORT. Drugs in sport. A drug is any chemical introduced to the body which affects how the body works. Doping is the term used in reference to improving performance by taking drugs. Athletes take different drugs for different reasons.e.g . To improve performance

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A2 Biology Topic 7 Performance enhancing drugs

A2 Biology Topic 7 Performance enhancing drugs. Banned substances and practices. S timulants. Anabolic steroids. Hormone agonists. Hormones and releasing factors. D iuretics. Beta-2 agonists. N arcotics. Blood doping. Beta blockers. Gene doping.

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goal

goal. I will be able to explain the effects of altitude and temperature on the body during activity. Effects of the Environment on the Body During Activity. High Altitude (Above 2400 m sea Level). Altitude of Toronto is 105 m above sea level Altitude of Mt. Everest summit is 8848 m.

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goal

goal. I will be able to explain the effects of altitude and temperature on the body during activity. Effects of the Environment on the Body During Activity. High Altitude (Above 2400 m sea Level). Altitude of Toronto is 105 m above sea level Altitude of Mt. Everest summit is 8848 m.

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Do now:

Do now:. What is blood doping?

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Ergogenic Aids

Ergogenic Aids. Blood Doping and EPO. Blood Doping is the practice of boosting the number of Red Blood Cells in circulation to enhance performance. EPO (Erythropoietin) is glycoprotein, a hormone that regulates red blood cell production.

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