The FIVB's Anti-Doping progamme seeks to preserve the spirit of Volleyball and Beach Volleyball, maintain ethics, fair play and honesty and the health of the Athletes. As doping is fundamentally contrary to the spirit of sport, FIVB wants to keep a clean and level playing field. One of the main aims is to educate Volleyball and Beach Volleyball players on Doping Prevention as well as informing them on their rights and responsibilities regarding this matter.
This section contains the most relevant rules and regulations concerning Anti-Doping in order for the Athletes to know their rights and responsibilities regarding this subject.
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Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE)
Athletes with medical conditions competing in FIVB and continental competitions must obtain a TUE from the FIVB regardless of whether they have previously received a TUE at the national level. The application for a TUE must be made as soon as possible (in case of an Athlete in the Registered Testing Pool, this would be when he/she is first notified of his/her inclusion in the pool) and no later than 30 days before the Athlete’s participation in the event. To obtain a TUE, fill out the M-8 Form in print or type and send it to the FIVB enclosing all relevant medical files.
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M-8 Form
Further information on TUE procedures
The Prohibited List
The List of Prohibited Substances and Methods (List), is the International Standard that designates what is prohibited in- and out-of competition. The List also indicates whether particular substances are banned in particular sports. Substances and methods are classified by categories (e.g. steroids, stimulants, gene doping). The List is updated annually, published by October 1 and comes into effect on January 1 of the following year.
List of Prohibited Substances and Methods - current version, valid as of January 1, 2020
Whereabouts Information
Athletes User Guide
Team Managers User Guide
Whereabouts is information provided by a limited number of top elite Athletes concerning their location to the International Sport Federation (IF) or National Anti-Doping Organization (NADO) which includes them in their respective Registered Testing Pool (RTP) as part of these top elite Athletes’ Anti-Doping responsibilities. Please find the following additional information here:
Information on Athlete's Whereabouts and Athlete's rights and responsibilities
Some hints on Whereabouts Filing via ADAMS
Relevant provisions on Whereabouts Failures
Criteria - 2019 FIVB Registered Testing Pools (RTPs) Volleyball and Beach Volleyball
Athlete list 2019 FIVB Registered Testing Pool (RTP) Beach Volleyball
Team Whereabouts procedures 2019
Team Whereabouts nomination of responsible person form
Doping tests Statistics 2012-2018
Doping Control
Athletes might get tested anytime and anywhere without previous notice, no matter if they are included in an FIVB Registered Testing Pool (RTP) or not. Generally we distinguish In-competition testing and Out-of-competition testing. Click on WADA's Doping Control video to get an explanation of the entire procedure :
This video is also available in Arabic, French, German, Greek, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish and can be accessed on WADA's movies channel.
Be aware: Refusing, or failing without compelling justification, to submit to Sample collection after notification as authorized in applicable anti-doping rules or otherwise evading Sample collection is considered as an anti-doping rule violation.
FIVB Medical & Anti-Doping Regulations
Anti-Doping Rules, like Competition rules, are sport rules governing the conditions under which sport is played.
FIVB Medical Regulations - also contain Anti-Doping Rules
In addition, WADA's International Standard for Testing (IST) foresee procedures which assure and maintain the integrity of testing and identity of samples, from notifying the athlete to transporting samples for analysis, as well as regulations on Whereabouts requirements in order to conduct unannounced out-of-competition testing.
WADA's International Standard for Testing (IST)
Results Management – Athlete's rights
Results Management is the process that deals with possible Anti-Doping Rules Violations (ADRV), starting from the reporting of an Adverse Analytical Finding (AAF), also called positive test – when the laboratory reports the presence of a Prohibited Substance or evidence of the use of a Prohibited Method in a sample after analysis – until the final sanctioning of an athlete.
The above WADA doping control video also includes the Results Management process. Once informed of an AAF, the Athlete has the following rights:
To request for the B sample to be analyzed and to attend himself or via his representative the identification, opening and analysis of the B sample;
- To request copies of the A and B Sample laboratory documentation package;
- Right of a fair and timely hearing
- The right to appeal FIVB's decision which may be heard by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
Anti-Doping Rule Violations
List of volleyball and beach volleyball players sanctioned :
2017 2016 - 2015 - 2014 - 2013 - 2012 - 2009-2011
2017 FIVB Anti-Doping Panel full decisions on the Doping Case of:
Endres Murilo (BRA) - 03.11.2017
China - 21.08.2017
Fabien Whitfield (TTO) – 05.05.2017
2016 FIVB Anti-Doping Panel full decisions on the Doping Case of:
Daniel Koncal (SVK) - 09.02.2016
Martha Revuelta Jimenez (MEX) - 23.02.2016
Alexander Markin (RUS) – 28.04.2016
Sheila Ocasio Clemente (PUR) - 20.06.2016
Saber Hoshmand (IRI) - 05.09.2016
2015 FIVB Anti-Doping Panel full decisions on the Doping Case of:
Diogo Sousa (ISV) – 19.10.2015
2014 FIVB Anti-Doping Panel full decisions on the Doping Case of:
Dariam ACEVEDO (PUR) - 07.02.2014
Lucia LOZANA LORENZINI (CHI) - 23.05.2014
2013 FIVB Anti-Doping Panel full decisions on the Doping Case of:
Jinling CHU (CHN) - 10.07.2013
Borja RUIZ MIRA (ESP) - 8.11.2013
Kyle CALDWELL (USA) - 20.12.2013
2012 FIVB Anti-Doping Panel full decisions on the Doping Case of:
Kumar UMANG (IND) – 28.11.2012
2011 FIVB Anti-Doping Panel full decisions on the Doping Case of:
Nataliya CHERNETSKA (UKR) - 4.11.2011
2010 FIVB Anti-Doping Panel full decisions on the Doping Cases of:
So-Jin LEE (KOR) - 14.10.2010
Ramon BURGOS (PUR) - 13.10.2010
Sirianis MENDEZ HERNANDEZ (CUB) - 13.09.2010
Gregory BERRIOS (PUR) - 13.07.2010
Report Doping in VolleyballAnyone who detects, identifies, witnesses, knows of or has reasonable grounds to suspect that cheating has occurred, is encouraged to Speak Up!
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Report Doping in VolleyballAnyone who detects, identifies, witnesses, knows of or has reasonable grounds to suspect that cheating has occurred, is encouraged to Speak Up!
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Report Doping in VolleyballAnyone who detects, identifies, witnesses, knows of or has reasonable grounds to suspect that cheating has occurred, is encouraged to Speak Up!
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Report Doping in VolleyballAnyone who detects, identifies, witnesses, knows of or has reasonable grounds to suspect that cheating has occurred, is encouraged to Speak Up!
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Report Doping in VolleyballAnyone who detects, identifies, witnesses, knows of or has reasonable grounds to suspect that cheating has occurred, is encouraged to Speak Up!
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Report Doping in VolleyballAnyone who detects, identifies, witnesses, knows of or has reasonable grounds to suspect that cheating has occurred, is encouraged to Speak Up!
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Report Doping in VolleyballAnyone who detects, identifies, witnesses, knows of or has reasonable grounds to suspect that cheating has occurred, is encouraged to Speak Up!
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Report Doping in VolleyballAnyone who detects, identifies, witnesses, knows of or has reasonable grounds to suspect that cheating has occurred, is encouraged to Speak Up!
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