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      As a parent, anti-doping can seem like a daunting topic and it's difficult to know where to start. Your child may have just started out in sport or have been competing at a high level for sometime. Whichever stage your child is at, clean sport is relevant. Helping to support your child with good anti-doping practises is vital in creating a culture of clean athletes and clean sport.

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