Clean sport
Anti-doping rules
ISF anti-doping policy defines athlete responsibility, prohibited substances and methods, record limitations and competition control principles.
Athlete responsibility
Athletes are responsible for substances and methods used in preparation and competition.
Records and controls
Record status may require additional verification and may be limited by anti-doping requirements.
Prohibited list
The policy follows the prohibited-substances approach used in the current ISF document set.
How to use this page
Practical next steps inside ISF
This section turns the reference note into a usable workflow, so visitors can understand what to check, what evidence matters and where to continue without leaving the ISF website.
All continuation paths in this block stay inside the ISF website.
Check the current rule context
- Confirm which ISF discipline, age group, bodyweight category and event status apply.
- Use the rules and standards pages when a decision depends on technical validity or rank thresholds.
- Keep the event regulation as the controlling document for dates, entry rules and local conditions.
Prepare the required evidence
- For athletes: protocol result, category, discipline, event date and official status.
- For organizers: venue, equipment, officials, schedule, regulations and protocol publication plan.
- For national offices: responsible contact, territory, calendar and reporting workflow.
Continue through internal routes
- Use the calendar for active competitions and entry timing.
- Use applications for membership, records, sport ranks, referee certificates and partnerships.
- Use contacts when a case requires federation review instead of self-service information.