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“I am convinced that if we do a good job of educating children, their parents and those that help them become better athletes, they will, by and large, play by the rules.” |
Chairman – World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) |
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Education is the first step in implementing a successful program. It is imperative that all parties (students, parents, and coaches) involved understand the warning signs and the risks & effects of steroid abuse. Participants should be very familiar with their resources and guidance options. Educational support materials should be used to inform and instill the program and its initiatives.
Coaches Role
Parents Role
NSADP provides educational support including program specific literature (brochures and handouts), posters, videos, and even marketing/incentive tools (ie: clipboards, etc.)
Click here to see an example brochure created for the Fort Zumwalt School District in St. Louis, Missouri
Contact Us, to learn more about The National Scholastic Anti Doping Program.
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