Deviance in Sport
- Created by: Phoebs L
- Created on: 06-12-16 11:23
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- Deviance in Sport
- Positive - no intention to harm or break the rules.
- Striving to win - can lead to unitntentional injuries due to overtraining.
- Lombardi - NFL coach - 'Win at all costs'
- Negative - behavious goes against societies norms and rules - Detrimental effect
- Intentionally breaks rules and ethics of sport - fouling, violence, doping, match-fixing
- Steroids in Baseball
- Jose Canseco
- EPO - Cycling
- Harlequins Bloodgate
- Steroids in Baseball
- Intentionally breaks rules and ethics of sport - fouling, violence, doping, match-fixing
- Reasons for using PEDs
- Physiological
- Improve Performance - able to compete at top level
- Recovery from injury
- Increased training capabilities - harder forlonger
- Social
- Psychological
- Physiological
- strategies for eliminating drug taking
- positive role models
- Educate young performers - effects and consequences
- ensure performers are aware of what is allowed and not
- educate on testing regime and athlete are responsible for their bodies
- more use of the law - incr bans?fines?prison
- remove medals/titles from drug cheats
- Enforced - Coache's Instructions
- East German Model 1970s
- For Drug Testing
- PEDs have damaging side effects
- if legalized - can't succeed without them
- Costly - not available for all
- Cheating / unethical
- Against Drug Testing
- Battle against drugs = expensive and time consuming
- detection isn't always effective
- athletes could use drugs undetected for a while
- nutritional supplements aren't banned but have beneficial effects on performance
- PEDs lead to improved performance - new records exist
- Positive - no intention to harm or break the rules.
- Sportsmanship
- Gamesman-ship
- Deviance in Sport
- Positive - no intention to harm or break the rules.
- Striving to win - can lead to unitntentional injuries due to overtraining.
- Lombardi - NFL coach - 'Win at all costs'
- Negative - behavious goes against societies norms and rules - Detrimental effect
- Intentionally breaks rules and ethics of sport - fouling, violence, doping, match-fixing
- Steroids in Baseball
- Jose Canseco
- EPO - Cycling
- Harlequins Bloodgate
- Steroids in Baseball
- Intentionally breaks rules and ethics of sport - fouling, violence, doping, match-fixing
- Reasons for using PEDs
- Physiological
- Improve Performance - able to compete at top level
- Recovery from injury
- Increased training capabilities - harder forlonger
- Social
- Psychological
- Physiological
- strategies for eliminating drug taking
- positive role models
- Educate young performers - effects and consequences
- ensure performers are aware of what is allowed and not
- educate on testing regime and athlete are responsible for their bodies
- more use of the law - incr bans?fines?prison
- remove medals/titles from drug cheats
- Enforced - Coache's Instructions
- East German Model 1970s
- For Drug Testing
- PEDs have damaging side effects
- if legalized - can't succeed without them
- Costly - not available for all
- Cheating / unethical
- Against Drug Testing
- Battle against drugs = expensive and time consuming
- detection isn't always effective
- athletes could use drugs undetected for a while
- nutritional supplements aren't banned but have beneficial effects on performance
- PEDs lead to improved performance - new records exist
- Positive - no intention to harm or break the rules.
- the art of winning games by using various ploys and tactics to gain a psychological advantage
- Deviance in Sport
- Ethical, appropriate, polite and fair behavior while participating in a game or athletic event. When a basketball player plays by the rules, is fair to his opponent and is gracious when he loses
- Gamesman-ship
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