NADO Updates
ADAMAS Launches Its' Values-Based Programme
11 April 2018
ADAMAS has launched a values-based programme to build a strong anti-doping culture among young athletes. Find out how the Real Champion programme promotes core values and clean sport.
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In line with the World Anti Doping Code and WADA’s Education guidelines, ADAMAS launched its’ values-based education programme. The main objectives of the programme is two-fold: first, to imbibe and inculcate values in athletes at an early age; and in doing so, create a strong and stable anti-doping culture and creating the Real Champion
The Real Champion programme was introduced by the Japan Anti-Doping Agency (JADA) as one of the “PLAY TRUE 2020” projects (opens in new tab) and it was adopted and modified incorporating Teambuilding activities that promote values. In addition, were provided information pertaining anti doping and the use of supplements.
The programme was held from 12- 14th April 2018 in Trolak, Perak and was attended by 80 students and 8 coaches from seven National and State Sports schools. Feedback indicated that the participants not only enjoyed the programme but had good take home messages.
ADAMAS has plans to have two more sessions in July and October 2018 to target athletes and support personnel in the East Coast and East Malaysia.
