Anti-doping policy and fight against prohibited drugs in the Eurasian Mixed Martial Arts Federation
Mixed martial arts (MMA) is not only a test of physical strength and technique, but also a test of the integrity and purity of the sport. The Eurasian Mixed Martial Arts Federation (EAMMAF) adheres to a strict anti-doping policy aimed at ensuring equal conditions for all athletes and preserving their health.
Fundamentals of anti-doping policy
The EAMMAF anti-doping policy is based on the principles of the World Anti-Doping Code. Key elements of the policy include regular testing of athletes, anti-doping education programs, and strict sanctions for violations.
Doping testing
The EAMMAF regularly conducts doping tests both during and outside competitions. This includes both scheduled and unscheduled testing, which allows you to maintain continuous monitoring and identify violators. Testing is performed by accredited laboratories, which guarantees the accuracy and reliability of the results.
Educational programs
Considerable attention is paid to educational programs for athletes, coaches and medical personnel. The purpose of these programs is to inform about the dangers of doping, the consequences of its use and the rules of anti-doping control. Education is a powerful tool in the fight against doping, as it helps prevent ignorance and misunderstanding of regulations.
Sanctions
The EAMMAF has zero tolerance for doping. If the doping test results are positive, the athlete is subject to sanctions in accordance with the established rules. This may include disqualification, fines, and a ban from participating in competitions for a certain period of time.
A call for clean sports
EAMMAF calls on all athletes, coaches and MMA fans to join the federation in the pursuit of fair and clean sports. By working together, we can ensure a fair competitive environment where success is achieved through hard work, talent and the spirit of wrestling.
