Anti-Doping and Medical

Anti-Doping

The International Hockey Federation (FIH) supports the fight against doping in sport in all its forms. The FIH is a signatory to the World Anti-Doping Code. We are proud that hockey is free from the use of performance enhancing drugs and we aim to maintain this situation. The FIH has therefore adopted Anti-Doping Rules which are in full accordance with the World Anti-Doping Code. This part of the FIH website provides information about the Rules and their related procedures. More general information about anti-doping can be found on the WADA website.

TUE Process.pdf (178.5 KB)

FIH Anti-Doping Privacy Notice.pdf (308.1 KB)

FIH Anti-Doping Rules 2021 (693.8 KB)

2021 FIH AntiDoping Consent Form (162.1 KB)

2022 TUE Application Form (376.2 KB)

ISTUE Guidelines 2021.pdf (3776.1 KB)

FIH Anti-Doping Education Plan 2022-2024.pdf (443.5 KB)

FIH Education Plan 2021 Evaluation.pdf (313.7 KB)

FIH Results Management Overview 2021.png (158.4 KB)

FIH Anti-Doping Activities 2021-min.png (3667.0 KB)

Undertaking for FIH's Officers involved in Anti-Doping.pdf (294.0 KB)

WADA Resources

More general information about anti-doping can be found on the WADA website. The FIH has chosen a few links from the WADA website which it thinks are particularly helpful to athletes and coaches. They are listed below:

ADAMS

ADAMS Login
Download ADAMS App here - Android / Apple

Education

Suspensions

Winchester Scott (RSA) until 02/03/2025
Michal Barta (CZE) until 29/12/2023

Clean Sport

What is clean Sport, Why FIH Support Clean Sport and The Consequences of Doping

Roles, Rights and Responsibilities

Roles, Rights and Responsibilities of athletes and support personnel

Doping Control Process

An athlete who has been notified for drug testing is allowed to have a representative present during this process. Athletes being tested for the first time may be nervous and uncertain but having an understanding of the process can be reassuring. Athletes have certain rights and responsibilities during doping control.

Athlete Whereabouts

The athlete whereabouts programme is a system that enables athletes to be easily found and tested without any advance notice. It’s used by all anti-doping organisations and these “surprise” tests help to detect and deter drug use. Athlete whereabout…

FIH Medical Guidance

The FIH wants to give its athletes and officials the highest level of knowledge for training and competition. Below are key resources that can be used from the smallest of pitches to the largest of events.