The Indian Rope Skipping Federation supports clean, fair and safe competition. Athletes, coaches, parents, medical professionals and other support personnel should understand the anti-doping rules that apply to sport in India and use current information from the National Anti-Doping Agency, India (NADA India) and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
Clean sport responsibilities
Athletes are responsible for the substances found in their bodies. Before using any medicine, treatment or supplement, check its status carefully, keep medical records and seek qualified advice. Never assume that a product is permitted simply because it is available without a prescription or described as natural.
- Review your rights and responsibilities before a competition or testing procedure.
- Check the current WADA Prohibited List, including substances prohibited at all times, in competition or in particular sports.
- Use NADA India’s Know Your Medicine tool when checking medicines and ingredients.
- Consult a qualified doctor and the official Therapeutic Use Exemption guidance when treatment may involve a prohibited substance or method.
- Be cautious with nutritional supplements because contamination or incomplete labelling can create an anti-doping risk.
Official anti-doping resources
- NADA India anti-doping basics and athlete education
- NADA India rules, booklets and current resources
- NADA India Know Your Medicine search
- Current WADA Prohibited List
- WADA anti-doping education and ADEL
Important notice
This page provides general education and does not replace the official rules, medical advice or a decision by the competent anti-doping authority. Athletes and support personnel must always consult the latest NADA India and WADA publications.
For IRSF competition information, also review the official rope skipping rules and contact IRSF when federation guidance is required.