EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING THE ANTI-DOPING SYSTEM IN SPORTS: PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES

Abstract

In modern sports, the fight against doping remains a critical issue affectting the fairness and integrity of competitions. This abstract explores effective strategies for managing the antidoping system, with a focus on the challenges and potential solutions within this framework. The study highlights global issues related to anti-doping efforts, such as the continuous development of new doping substances, the complexity of detecting them, as well as the legal and ethical dilemmas that arise when enforcing regulations. The research emphasizes the need for strong international cooperation and improved governance in antidoping policies. Additionally, it examines the role of education in promoting clean sport by informing athletes and coaches about the risks and consequences of doping. Technological advancements, such as enhanced testing methods and data-driven monitoring systems, are also discussed as important tools for increasing the effectiveness of anti-doping programs. The study concludes by suggesting that a more transparent, scientifically-based approach, combined with stricter control and awareness campaigns, will be crucial in overcoming current challenges and ensuring the future of clean sport.