Inside FIH
Anti Doping and Medical
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 general education about anti-doping.
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:
- The World Anti-Doping Code
- The 2015 WADA Code Questions and Answers
- The 2015 Prohibited List (also available for mobile devices)
- Athlete Reference Guide to the Code
The Doping Control Process
ADAMS
Therapeutic Use Exemptions - TUE
Whereabouts
Education
- Dangers of Doping - Get the Facts
- ALPHA - Athlete Learning Program about Health and Anti-Doping
- Play True Quiz
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.
Athlete's corner
Practical information for athletes to keep in mind as they prepare and compete:
Fasting and Sport.pdf (7.4 KB)
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Cold weather precautions.pdf (42.1 KB)
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Nutrition guidelines.pdf (74.1 KB)
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Hot and Humid Environments.pdf (287.4 KB)
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Diarree Seminar.pptx (791.1 KB)
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Doctor's Corner
Practical information for doctors at events to keep in mind as they are on call:
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Dental injury.pdf (17.4 KB)
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Sudden Death in sport.pdf (151.5 KB)
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Concussion (19.1 KB)
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Review of the FIH Medical Seminar held during the Rabobank Hockey World Cup
