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High-Performance Sport: Cheating

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This episode explores cheating methods in Parasport. I'm joined by former GB Paralympian, and current PhD researcher at the University of Birmingham, Ali Jawad, to explore this area in more depth.
On the show, Ali explains why classification may be the biggest threat to the integrity of the Paralympics. The controversial and dangerous method of boosting is discussed, followed by an assessment of doping in Parasport. Finally, Ali explains why athletes need to have a greater say in the regulation of anti-doping.
This episode was recorded in April 2022 ahead of the high-performance sport series and while recording the Accessercise episode with Ali.

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Kapitler

1. High-Performance Sport: Cheating (00:00:00)

2. Introduction (00:00:29)

3. Introduction to cheating in Paralympic sport (00:00:54)

4. Classification (00:03:54)

5. Boosting (00:15:25)

6. Doping (00:18:37)

7. Media coverage of doping in Paralympic sport (00:22:50)

8. Challenges to getting the research done (00:26:41)

9. Timeline of the research (00:28:13)

10. Involving athletes in regulation of anti-doping (00:28:52)

11. End of discussion (00:31:48)

12. Conclusion to the podcast (00:32:08)

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This episode explores cheating methods in Parasport. I'm joined by former GB Paralympian, and current PhD researcher at the University of Birmingham, Ali Jawad, to explore this area in more depth.
On the show, Ali explains why classification may be the biggest threat to the integrity of the Paralympics. The controversial and dangerous method of boosting is discussed, followed by an assessment of doping in Parasport. Finally, Ali explains why athletes need to have a greater say in the regulation of anti-doping.
This episode was recorded in April 2022 ahead of the high-performance sport series and while recording the Accessercise episode with Ali.

Please get in touch with your thoughts on the episode

Thanks for listening to the Disability Sport Info show!

  continue reading

Kapitler

1. High-Performance Sport: Cheating (00:00:00)

2. Introduction (00:00:29)

3. Introduction to cheating in Paralympic sport (00:00:54)

4. Classification (00:03:54)

5. Boosting (00:15:25)

6. Doping (00:18:37)

7. Media coverage of doping in Paralympic sport (00:22:50)

8. Challenges to getting the research done (00:26:41)

9. Timeline of the research (00:28:13)

10. Involving athletes in regulation of anti-doping (00:28:52)

11. End of discussion (00:31:48)

12. Conclusion to the podcast (00:32:08)

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