Podcast appearances and mentions of Travis Tygart

Lester Kiewit speaks to Travis Tygart, the CEO of the US Anti-Doping Agency. Tygart recently spoke at the SA Sports Medicine Association conference where he discussed challenges facing clean sport, including AI in sport, and sport betting.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ich habe die Olympiade genossen. Nur auf den Themenkomplex Doping hätte ich verzichten können... Aber das gehört wohl mittlerweile leider dazu. Damit will ich Sie nicht langweilen. Die WADA, die ja bereits in Folge 285 in diesem Podcast verewigt wurde (den Link zur Episode 285 finden Sie im ersten Kommentar), hat mich wieder einmal aufhorchen lassen. Konkret der ARD Beitrag von Hajo Seppelt mit dem Titel „WADA macht sich der Vertuschung verdächtig". In diesem Beitrag sagt Travis Tygart, Chef der US-Anti-Doping-Agentur ca. bei Minute 4:25 „Was die WADA macht, ist wie damals bei Lance Armstrong, als der Fragen zu Doping bekam: Einfach den Spieß umdrehen und die Leute angreifen, die berechtigte Fragen stellen.“ Diese Strategie kam mir als Interne Revisorin bekannt vor. Solche taktischen Gegenangriffe nach dem Motto: Angriff ist die beste Verteidigung, sind weit verbreitet. Wie gehen Sie damit um? Wie ich damit umgehe, hören Sie in diesem Podcast. Viel "Spaß" beim Zuhören und erfolgreiche Prüfungsprozesse!

Praise for how tennis has handled Jannick Sinner's doping case. The world number one has been fined, but escaped suspension, for unwittingly being contaminated with a steroid. United States Anti-Doping Agency chief executive, Travis Tygart, is congratulating the Independent Integrity Unit for International Tennis on how they handled Sinner's unique case. D'Arcy Waldegrave talks with USADA CEO Travis Tygart in a full interview. LISTEN ABOVE   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An investigation has found that 23 Chinese swimmers tested positive for a banned substance before the 2021 Olympics — but were still cleared to compete by the World Anti-Doping Agency. Several of those swimmers went on to win medals, and that's not sitting well with some competitors heading into the 2024 Paris Olympics. Matt Galloway speaks with Travis Tygart, the CEO of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, and Ross Wenzel, the general counsel for WADA.  

A wrap-up of the best stories on our Discourse channel: Spring marathon season: The top performers / Should Eliud Kipchoge go to the Paris Olympics? / Why track and field athletes are earning prize money in Paris for the first time / Is the UCI doing enough to ensure the safety of pro cyclists? / China's doping controversy sparks division in the anti-doping world. SHOW NOTES: The Guardian story on prize money in athletics at the Paris Olympics The Guardian story on the 23 Chinese swimmers who won Olympic golds after testing positive for banned drugWADA statement on the case of the 23 swimmers Travis Tygart from USADA releases a statement about WADA statement WADA statement following comments by Tygart Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A new doping scandal has erupted involving Olympic swimmers from China. Chinese authorities and the World Anti-Doping Agency found the drug trimetazidine but cleared the swimmers and did not flag problems to Olympic officials. Several who tested positive went on to win medals, including three gold medals. Jeffrey Brown discussed the latest with Travis Tygart of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

A new doping scandal has erupted involving Olympic swimmers from China. Chinese authorities and the World Anti-Doping Agency found the drug trimetazidine but cleared the swimmers and did not flag problems to Olympic officials. Several who tested positive went on to win medals, including three gold medals. Jeffrey Brown discussed the latest with Travis Tygart of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

Daniel Noboa, dio inicio al referéndum y la consulta popular para modificar la Constitución y para hacer reformas legales en el país, respectivamente. Así, miles de ecuatorianos salieron a responder once preguntas enfocadas en las áreas de seguridad, justicia, empleo y arbitrajes internacionales; cada una de éstas en representación de las promesas de campaña y desafíos del presidente ecuatoriano que ha tenido semanas de tensión por la crisis energética y la ruptura diplomática con México.Después de meses de retraso, la Cámara de Representantes estadounidense aprobó un proyecto para envíar apoyo a Ucrania, Israel y Taiwán. La propuesta estaba bloqueada por republicanos ultraconservadores, que decían que el asunto ni siquiera debería ser considerado, a menos que el presidente Joe Biden aceptara imponer medidas anti-migratorias más estrictas.Además… Fue el segundo debate entre los candidatos a la Jefatura de Gobierno de la Ciudad de México; tras días de máxima tensión entre Israel e Irán se abrió un periodo de calma momentánea entre ambas naciones; Travis Tygart, jefe de la Agencia Antidopaje de Estados Unidos, acusó a China de no seguir las reglas sobre drogas en el deporte, algo que criticó la Agencia Mundial Antidopaje que afirmó que estos eran comentarios infundados; La presentación de Interpol, en el Zócalo, generó a la Ciudad de México una derrama económica de 950 millones de pesos con lo que se coloca en el tercer lugar de conciertos masivos más importantes para la capital.Y para #ElVasoMedioLleno… Vestidos de Minions, camellos, botargas o trajes, cientos de personas participaron en el Maratón de Londres con outfits para recaudar fondos en favor de organizaciones de caridad. Para enterarte de más noticias como estas, síguenos en nuestras redes sociales. Estamos en todas las plataformas como @telokwento. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Travis Tygart is Chief Executive Officer of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), and he has held this position since 2007. USADA is one of the Founding Members of the Partnership for Clean Competition (PCC), and Travis is an Emeritus Board of Governors Member of the PCC. In this interview, we talk more about USADA's history and also discuss the origins and impacts of the PCC in celebration of the PCC's 15th anniversary this year.

In this episode, A'ndre and Ryan talk to Travis Tygart, CEO of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), about maintaining the integrity of international sports. Travis, who has spent two decades at the USADA, traces the history of doping in sports and how the rules for clean competition have developed over time. Having oversaw the investigation into Lance Armstrong, Travis break down why anti-doping regulations are so important and why holding athletes, teams, and countries accountable advances the rule of law. We then delve into the Russian doping scandal and the close relationship between sports and politics. Despite international agreements banning doping, countries such as Russia seek to win at any cost. The conversation concludes with Travis's persecutive on the future and how high-level athletes are using their platforms to advance anti-doping and anti-corruption efforts. 

USADA is one of the world's leading organizations on anti-doping and protecting clean athletes. Who is the face behind the organization? Travis Tygart. Having been CEO of USADA since 2007, Travis works closely with the USADA Board of Directors to carry out the organization's mission of preserving the integrity of competition, inspiring true sport, and protecting the rights of clean athletes. Tygart was the man personally behind the downfall of Lance Armstrong and exposed the U.S. Postal Service pro-cycling team doping conspiracy. He has also published numerous papers and law review articles on various topics, including Title IX, antitrust, and doping in sport as well as been a strong advocate for meaningful justice in the Russian doping scandal, and reforms to the World Anti-Doping Agency to ensure a strong and independent global anti-doping system. Tygart has been recognized by Sports Illustrated as one of the 50 Most Powerful People in Sports, named to the TIME 100 list of Most Influential People in the World for 2013, and deemed one of the Top 12 World Sports Personalities of the Year by Sport Intern. He has also been named one of the World's Most Influential Sports Personalities by Inside Sport. When Travis agreed to come on the podcast, I was beyond thrilled at the opportunity to discuss USADA, clean sport, and his own personal story. This conversation is a deep dive into his career and all the ups and downs that have come with it. We discuss all that he's accomplished and the lessons he's learned along the way. We also go deep into conversation about USADA, catching cheaters, protecting the innocent, the RUSADA scandals, and much more! This episode is a fascinating one and well worth listening to. Enjoy the podcast? Please consider subscribing and giving us a five-star review on Spotify & Apple Podcasts! I would also appreciate it if you share it with your friend who you think will benefit from it. The podcast graphic was done by the talented: Xavier Gallo. S H O W N O T E S -Travis USADA Profile: https://www.usada.org/about/meet-our-team/travis-t-tygart/ -Our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therunningeffect/?hl=en -Goodr Sunnies: https://goodr.com/collections/top-sellers -Exakt Health: https://exakthealth-us.app.link/the-running-effect?%243p=a_influencer --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dominic-schlueter/message

Der Chef der Nationalen Anti-Doping-Agentur der USA zeigt sich zum Ende der Leichtathletik-WM in Eugene zufrieden mit den Anstrengungen der internationalen Leichtathletik im Kampf gegen Betrüger. Die Anti-Doping-Programme seien so gut, dass Travis Tygart glaubt: „Wer das versucht ist ein Narr.“Travis Tygart im Gespräch mit Marina Schweizerwww.deutschlandfunk.de, Sport am SonntagDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

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Der Chef der Nationalen Anti-Doping-Agentur der USA zeigt sich zum Ende der Leichtathletik-WM in Eugene zufrieden mit den Anstrengungen der internationalen Leichtathletik im Kampf gegen Betrüger. Die Anti-Doping-Programme seien so gut, dass Travis Tygart glaubt: „Wer das versucht ist ein Narr.“Travis Tygart im Gespräch mit Marina Schweizerwww.deutschlandfunk.de, Sport am SonntagDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

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The World Champs are 10 days away in Eugene and at 50:32 we start breaking them down with the 10 storylines we're most excited about. Before that we have a little drug talk, discuss the July 4th weekend action, and the release of the London Marathon women's field. Get the inside scoop from Eugene- Join the LetsRun.com Supporters Club and take your running fandom to the highest level. Get all the LetsRun.com content, a second podcast every week, savings on running shoes, and a lot more. Annual members get one of the softest running shirts in the business and a free training plan. https://www.letsrun.com/subscribe?from=public Order of show (Supporters Club members get full time stamps): Wejo leaves a voicemail on Elijah Manangoi USADA head Travis Tygart speaks on Shelby Houlihan Wayde Van Niekerk 44:58, Emmanuel Korir FTW, Cuba's Reynier Mena 19.63 Peachtree Road Race -Senbere Teferi and Rhonex Kipruto win, Sisson struggles, Mantz impresses Keira D'Amato replacing Molly Seidel on marathon worlds team 45:42 London women's field out 50:32 Countdown to Worlds - Top 10 Stories we're looking forward to Men's 200m- Lyles vs Knighton 2. Men's 100m - who is the fastest person on the planet? Can Grant Fisher medal? Men's 400m - Can Warholm do it again? 5 Women's 100m - SAFP vs Elaine Thompson vs Shericka Jackson vs everyone else World record watch- Ryan Crouser, Sydney McLaughlin, Mondo Duplantis Women's 800- Can the Americans sweep? What about Athing Mu vs Ajee' Wilson? Men's Steeple - El Bakkali? What about Kipruto and Jager? Women's Steeple - Do the Americans have a shot vs the ex-Kenyans? Can Jakob Ingebrigtsen pull of the 1500/5k double? 94:47 Ethiopians going to be allowed to double? Update on rags to riches story - Dominic Lobalu Contact us: Email podcast@letsrun.com or call 1-844-LETSRUN and hit option 7 for the secret podcast voicemail. Join our Supporters Club and take your running fandom to the highest level. Get all the LetsRun.com content, a second podcast every week, savings on running shoes, and a lot more. https://www.letsrun.com/subscribe Check out the LetsRun.com store. https://shop.letsrun.com/ We've got the softest running shirts in the business. Thanks for listening. Please rate us on itunes and spread the word with a friend. There is a reason we're the #1 podcast dedicated to Olympic level running. Support LetsRun.com's Track Talk by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/letsrun Find out more at http://podcast.letsrun.com Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/letsrun/41e09bb1-8a54-41ae-9fa1-6e09350ec50a

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Mike and Randy continue to talk about Sha'Carri Richardson and they talk about the people that support her and the people that don't. Then, they continue talk about the Bucks beating the Hawks and Game 5 and they talk about how Brook Lopez was dominate. Richard Shea, President of Major League Eating- joins the show talk about everything getting back to normal and all the fans coming back and if numbers will go up in this years contest. Lastly, Travis Tygart, USADA CEO- joins the show to talk about Richardson's suspension.

He's the C.E.O. of the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), which, under his charge, exposed the most celebrated American cyclist as a cheater. And Steve's been studying cheaters for the last 25 years, so he's also excited to talk to Travis about the incentives to cheat and the advances in testing technology — and offers his services as an anti-doping data detective for the sport of horse racing. 

Dit is de 47e aflevering van de Slimmer Presteren Podcast, over sport, onderzoek en innovatie. De vijfde van hun serie “Doping Specials”. In deze aflevering hebben Gerrit en Jurgen het met de voorzitter van de Nederlandse Dopingautoriteit Herman Ram over: Het Nederlandse antidopingbeleid: hoe werken de controles?INLEIDING: Afgaande op de cijfers beoefenen de Nederlandse atleten hun sport nagenoeg brandschoon. Slechts sporadisch valt een onwetende amateur of de keeper van Ajax door de mand. Maar hoe werken de huidige controles en worden onze sporters wel goed genoeg gecontroleerd? In aflevering 47 van de Slimmer Presteren Podcast -en nummer 5 in de Doping Series- praten Gerrit en Jurgen met Herman Ram, voorzitter van de Nederlandse Dopingautoriteit. Wanneer Herman Ram later dit jaar dan écht voor de laatste keer de deur van zijn kantoor achter zich dichttrekt, kan hij terugkijken op een rustige tijd als hoofd van de Dopingautoriteit in ons land. De afgelopen 15 jaar zijn Ram namelijk de dopingschandalen waar bijvoorbeeld zijn collega's Travis Tygart en Yuri Ganus mee te maken kregen, mooi bespaard gebleven. Oké, in de beginjaren was er nog de groep spijtoptanten uit het wielrennen die hun verhaal aan Ram kwijt wilden, maar verder ging het wat betreft dopinggebruik in ons land hoogstens om een koffertje met urinestalen dat na een schaatswedstrijd verdwenen was of om een turner die niet van de coke kon afblijven. Het levert ons land een mooie lage plek in het landenklassement van WADA wat betreft de dopingstraffen op. Bovenaan in 2018: Rusland met 119 atleten die zich schuldig hebben gemaakt aan een dopingvergrijp. Op plek twee India met 105 gestrafte atleten, gevolgd door Italië met 95 dopingstraffen. Heel ver verwijderd van de top tien is Nederland te vinden met zo'n 15 atleten die een straf moeten uitzitten omdat ze de dopingregels overtreden hebben. Het komt overeen met een halve procent van de circa 3000 controles die de Dopingautoriteit jaarlijks uitvoert. Nu zeggen deze cijfers zeker niet alles omdat de huidige controles niet afdoende zijn om alle gebruikers van verboden middelen op te sporen. Maar ook wanneer het om de geschatte prevalentie van dopinggebruik gaat, lijken Nederlandse sporters hun sport een stuk schoner te beoefenen dan hun collega's in het buitenland. Zo gaf in een onderzoek van de Dopingautoriteit van een paar jaar geleden ‘slechts' 4,2 procent van de ondervraagde statussporters van NOC*NSF aan dat ze middelen van de dopinglijst hadden genomen om hun sportprestatie op te peppen. Het is weliswaar stukken lager dan schattingen bij buitenlandse toernooien maar het geeft ook aan dat er nog altijd Nederlandse sporters rondlopen die buiten schot van de dopingcontroleurs blijven. Neemt Herman Ram dan toch nog te vroeg afscheid?    SHOWNOTES: Vraagtekens bij de huidige controles: https://jurgenvanteeffelen.nl/dopingbestrijding-een-verloren-zaak/ (https://jurgenvanteeffelen.nl/dopingbestrijding-een-verloren-zaak/) Nederlandse amateurs die de dupe zijn van de strenge antidopingregels: https://www.sportknowhowxl.nl/nieuws-en-achtergronden/column-xl/item/125373/de-nederlandse-amateursporter-een-makkelijke-dopingprooi (https://www.sportknowhowxl.nl/nieuws-en-achtergronden/column-xl/item/125373/de-nederlandse-amateursporter-een-makkelijke-dopingprooi) Gebrek aan wetenschappelijk bewijs in het huidige antidopingbeleid: https://www.playthegame.org/news/news-articles/2019/0564_new-study-points-to-systemic-shortfalls-of-scientific-integrity-in-anti-doping/ (https://www.playthegame.org/news/news-articles/2019/0564_new-study-points-to-systemic-shortfalls-of-scientific-integrity-in-anti-doping/) Boek Herman Ram als spreker: https://www.speakersacademy.com/nl/spreker/herman-ram/ (https://www.speakersacademy.com/nl/spreker/herman-ram/)  —- De Slimmer Presteren Podcast is een initiatief van Gerrit Heijkoop en Jurgen van Teeffelen. Vanaf begin 2020 bespreken zij wekelijks een onderwerp op het... Support this podcast

How the Year of Covid in 2020 has changed sport and our attitudes to it with our expert panel plus Olympic swimmer Bronte Campbell, former Hockeyroo Lily Brazel, Alliance for Gambling Reform Tim Costello and USADA boss Travis Tygart on Russia ban.

How the Year of Covid in 2020 has changed sport and our attitudes to it with our expert panel plus Olympic swimmer Bronte Campbell, former Hockeyroo Lily Brazel, Alliance for Gambling Reform Tim Costello and USADA boss Travis Tygart on Russia ban.

How the Year of Covid in 2020 has changed sport and our attitudes to it with our expert panel plus Olympic swimmer Bronte Campbell, former Hockeyroo Lily Brazel, Alliance for Gambling Reform Tim Costello and USADA boss Travis Tygart on Russia ban.

An EXCLUSIVE interview with the chief investigator of USADA, Travis Tygart who exposed the truth behind the biggest doping scandal in US history.The show: Learn more at www.crimewaves.com, you can follow the team on twitter at @declan_hill and @ericjohnkrebs

With this episode, we welcome back Travis Tygart to the show. Travis is the CEO of the US Anti-Doping Agency and was our very first guest to join the podcast in episode #1. In this episode, Kara and Chris chat with Travis on the latest in clean sport news including the impact of the pandemic and the delayed Olympics on anti-doping efforts in the US and around the world. Travis talks about the initial impact of the stay-at-home orders on USADA in March and the details behind Project Believe, a program to experiment with virtual testing during this time which could change the future of drug testing.  We dig into the whereabouts filing system, how it works, and whether or not Travis believes there is a rise in those cases and suspensions in the last 12 months. Travis also provides details on the Rodchenkov Act and its progress in Congress, plus what it means to criminalize doping in the United States. Finally, we discuss the recent threats by the US Congress and the White House to defund the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) including USADA's perspective and the potential impact of such a decision.  We are excited to have Travis back on the show and couldn't be more appreciative of his support of the podcast over the last 13 months.

Quiero proponerte algo. Un día a la semana, que será hoy en esta oportunidad, te voy a contar solo buenas noticias y sugerencias. Así podemos abstraernos un poco de la mala vibra que rodea al mundo a causa de la pandemia. Espero que te guste la propuesta, así que allá vamos!   PORTUGAL APLANA SU CURVA. La curva del coronavirus de Portugal se ha aplanado, pero los buenos resultados aún no son suficientes para que el país levante las medidas de confinamiento y reabra su economía orientada a la exportación y dependiente del turismo, el secretario de Estado de Salud, António Sales, sitúa la tasa de mortalidad por coronavirus en 55 muertes por millón de habitantes, menor que en la mayoría de las naciones europeas. Según los expertos esto se debe a la adopción temprana de medidas de confinamiento y el "excelente comportamiento" de la población, factores que permiten al país luso contar con una de las tasas de mortalidad más bajas de Europa.   BUENA MEDIDA TOMADA POR EL G20. Los ministros de Finanzas y presidentes de bancos centrales del G20 dieron este miércoles su aval a una suspensión por 12 meses del servicio de la deuda de los países más pobres en medio de la pandemia de coronavirus, anunciaron en un comunicado publicado tras una reunión virtual. El G20 señaló que el acuerdo fue “aprobado por el Club de París” de grandes acreedores. El grupo, que reúne a las economías más grandes del mundo, también pidió a los acreedores privados, que trabajan a través del Instituto de Finanzas Internacionales, que participen en la iniciativa que se extiende a los 76 países más pobres del mundo. El martes, las potencias industriales del G7 se mostraron partidarias de una suspensión temporal del pago de la deuda de las naciones más pobres del mundo, supeditada al acuerdo del G20, para apoyar en la lucha contra el coronavirus.   PRUEBAS ANTIDOPAJE VÍA ZOOM. Aquí hay una nueva adición a la lista de cosas que suceden en casa durante la pandemia de COVID-19: pruebas de dopaje para atletas profesionales. La Agencia Antidopaje de EE. UU. Ahora está explorando pruebas de drogas en casa con un programa piloto de 15 voluntarios.   Y con el aplazamiento de los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio 2020, existe la preocupación de que los atletas puedan tratar de aumentar sus posibilidades de medallas mediante el uso de drogas para mejorar el rendimiento durante el cierre.   El CEO de la Agencia Antidopaje de EE. UU., Travis Tygart, le dijo a Associated Press que el nuevo programa brinda a los atletas la oportunidad de demostrar que se han mantenido limpios durante estos tiempos extraños.  Según el programa, los atletas completarán formularios sobre su paradero y establecerán reuniones con oficiales de control de dopaje a través de Zoom o FaceTime. Y cuando se trata de recolectar muestras, los atletas llevarán sus kits de prueba al baño, dejando sus computadoras portátiles apuntadas hacia la puerta cerrada mientras un oficial supervisa a través de la cámara web, imitando las pruebas en persona, durante las cuales un oficial se pararía y esperaría fuera del baño.  Los atletas serán cronometrados y sus temperaturas monitoreadas para asegurar que estén proporcionando muestras durante la ventana dada. Entre los voluntarios del programa están  atletas estadounidenses de clase mundial, incluidos los velocistas Allyson Felix y Noah Lyles, la nadadora Katie Ledecky y atletas como Emma Coburn y el corredor de obstáculos Sydney McLaughlin.   JUGÁ ASSASSIN´S CREED GRATIS. Assassin’s Creed II estará disponible de manera gratuita hasta el 17 de abril en Ubisoft o en su cliente Uplay. Cualquier usuario podrá añadirlo a su colección simplemente con una cuenta en la plataforma. Otro juego gratis para soportar el confinamiento que nos ha tocado vivir. Y este es de los buenos ya que se trata de la segunda entrega de la saga de acción y aventura de ficción histórica de Ubisoft, a la postre nuestro asesino favorito, Assassin’s Creed II.   PELÍCULAS GRATIS EN YOUTUBE. Inmersos en un confinamiento que va sumando prórrogas, día tras día la lista de tareas pendientes, películas por ver, libros que leer y cosas que limpiar va mermando.  En YouTube, la distribuidora y productora Cinetel Multimedia ha recopilado más de 250 largometrajes, documentales e incluso dibujos animados, que ofrece de forma gratuita. Directamente, desde el buscador de YouTube se pueden descubrir y visionar joyas del cine como Metrópolis, Nosferatu, El gabinete del doctor Caligari, La noche de los muertos vivientes, A star is born (la de 1937, no la de Lady Gaga) y casi todas las comedias de Charles Chaplin. Las más de 5.000 películas para ver y descargar gratis, además de los 20.000 cortos y otros proyectos que están disponibles en la web, han sido donados por sus creadores, las compañías dueñas de sus derechos o simplemente son de dominio público. Una manera perfecta de disfrutar del cine de forma gratuita y sin remordimientos.   LEGO SOLIDARIO. La compañía danesa de juguetes LEGO ha anunciado que está asumiendo el desafío de proporcionar equipos de protección para los trabajadores médicos. Los virus ingresan principalmente al cuerpo a través de los ojos, la nariz y la boca. Si bien las máscaras cubren la nariz y la boca, se necesita algún tipo de barrera para evitar que las gotas de la tos o los estornudos lleguen a los ojos. Es por eso que los protectores faciales tienen una gran demanda y por qué LEGO está utilizando su experiencia en la fabricación de plásticos para crear visores de plástico transparente para los trabajadores médicos en Dinamarca. La compañía anunció su nueva línea de producción en Instagram. LEGO   NO OLVIDES RESGUARDAR TU SALUD MENTAL. Está bien permanecer informados pero no es bueno invadirnos de miedo y ansiedad. No es necesario estar buscando información todo el tiempo. Consumí hechos y no rumores y escuchá a los expertos en salud pública que son quienes nos va a ayudar a recorrer el camino.   “LA DISTANCIA NOS ACERCA” DESDE PARAGUAY. Referentes de los más variados géneros musicales de Paraguay se unieron para hacer parte de esta propuesta, entre ellos, agrupaciones y solistas de la música tropical, folclórica, urbana, rock, y muchos otros estilos. Nombres como Lizza Bogado, Andrea Valobra, Marijó Obregón, Mirta Noemi Talavera, Jazmín del Paraguay, Patricia Álvarez, Kike Zayas, Chirola y Walter Cabrera. Igualmente se suman Dani Meza, Pablo Benegas, Acho Laterza, Emilio García, Jorge Castro, Los Alfonso, Grupo Generación, Tekove, con Melissa Hicks; Los Ojeda, Purahéi Soul, Juan Cancio Barreto, Roscer Díaz, Marcelo Rojas, Lobo Martínez, entre otros. Dirigidos por el maestro Luis Álvarez interpretaron desde sus hogares la canción ´Lazos de amistad´dejando un mensaje ideal para los tiempos que vivimos.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Op4F808-rwU  

This week on Krush Performance, it’s episode three of our series on anti-doping and drugs in sport. This week, we have an incredible conversation with Travis Tygart, CEO of the US Anti-Doping Agency, as we discuss their 20th anniversary and how critical investigations like “Operation RAW DEAL” helped to turn the tides and impact the […] The post Krush Performance: Anti-Doping & Drugs In Sport (Part 3 of 3) appeared first on Radio Influence.

United States Anti-Doping Agency boss Travis Tygart warns what a postponed olympics could mean for drugs cheats.

USADA CEO Travis Tygart has dealt with some of the biggest anti-doping cases in history, such as the scandals involving Lance Armstrong and Marion Jones.   Tygart says “nobody ever likes to have to hold a global icon accountable or take away five medals from a Marion Jones”.   “Those are tough moments and you wish those athletes hadn’t made the decision to cheat,” he says.   Despite receiving numerous death threats as a result, Tygart remains committed to clean, fair sport.   “Whether it’s an American or an Australian, if you cheat and break the rules, you should be held accountable and that’s the code that we’ve all agreed to.”   He’s very passionate about keeping the integrity in sport at all times and is not afraid to say what he thinks, always pointing to his “north star” - clean athletes.   Our Medical Officer Larissa Trease also answers a question from the public about the prohibited substance GW1516, why it is banned and the health risked associated; and we detail our suite of online education programs – from Level Two to Clean Sport 101 – that are tailored to all athletes from elite to grassroots. For more: https://elearning.asada.gov.au/  

CEO of the United States Anti-Doping Agency Travis Tygart explains why he believes the ban against Russia doesn't go far enough.

I am excited to introduce the Clean Sport Collective podcast with this first episode. I am cross-posting it here, so that you can see what we are doing with this new podcast. After this week, you will be able to see more episodes at cleansport.libsyn.com (we have already posted 3 including this one), and they will be up on itunes as well soon. The Clean Sport Collective is a community of powerful voices comprised of athletes, brands, events, clubs, fans and the public to support the pursuit of clean sport and athletics.  With this podcast, we will celebrate clean athletes, educate you on issues in the world of clean sport, and bring hope that we can all believe in the power of fair play across all sports. For our first episode, we interview Travis Tygart, the CEO of the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA). USADA is the national anti-doping organization (NADO) in the United States for Olympic and Paralympic sport. The organization is charged with managing the anti-doping program, including in-competition and out-of competition testing, results management processes, drug reference resources, and athlete education for all United States Olympic Committee (USOC) recognized sport national governing bodies, their athletes, and events.  We talk about the current state of US anti-doping efforts in this conversation with Travis. 

We are excited to introduce the Clean Sport Collective podcast with this first episode. The Clean Sport Collective is a community of powerful voices comprised of athletes, brands, events, clubs, fans and the public to support the pursuit of clean sport and athletics.  With this podcast, we will celebrate clean athletes, educate you on issues in the world of clean sport, and bring hope that we can all believe in the power of fair play across all sports. For our first episode, we interview Travis Tygart, the CEO of the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA). USADA is the national anti-doping organization (NADO) in the United States for Olympic and Paralympic sport. The organization is charged with managing the anti-doping program, including in-competition and out-of competition testing, results management processes, drug reference resources, and athlete education for all United States Olympic Committee (USOC) recognized sport national governing bodies, their athletes, and events.  We talk about the current state of US anti-doping efforts in this conversation with Travis.  About the co-hosts: - Kara Goucher is an elite-level US distance runner who has competed in the Olympics for the US at the 10,000 meter and marathon distances. She owns a silver medal from the World Championships in the 10,000 meters and has finished 3rd place at both the NYC and Boston Marathons. You can read more about her experiences with doping in sport here.  - Shanna Burnette is Kara's agent and a leader in PR and marketing for brands in the running industry. She is the co-founder of ModCraft, a marketing agency she started with her husband in 2013. Shanna is the original founder of the Clean Sport Collective.  - Chris McClung is a co-owner of Rogue Running, a running coaching business based in Austin, TX. He is also host of the Running Rogue podcast which educates runners on coaching topics and aspires to build fans of the sport. Chris is a huge fan of all sports and is passionate about raising awareness on the topic of clean sport.

In a special extended edition of the SportsPro Podcast, SportsPro editor-at-large Eoin Connolly meets in Lausanne with Travis Tygart, the chief executive of the US Anti-Doping Agency. The discussion begins with the latest chapter in the Russian state doping saga, and the path forward now that Rusada's compliance has been confirmed - under review - for the time being. In part two, Tygart reflects on the wider challenges facing WADA, the World Anti-Doping Agency, with a presidential race due when the tenure of Sir Craig Reedie ends later this year. Finally, the conversation turns to the US, the challenges of wrangling combat sports into stricter practices, differing standards among the major leagues and the lessons of the Lance Armstrong case. He also explains why, fundamentally, he remains optimistic about the anti-doping cause.

The World Anti-Doping Agency is meeting this week to decide if Russia should once again be allowed to test its own athletes. The Russian Anti-Doping Agency has been serving a suspension after running a state-sponsored doping operation and recently missed a deadline to hand over lab data to WADA. Meanwhile WADA is facing increasing criticism over its handling of the Russia doping affair. Many believe the goalposts have been moved specifically to welcome the Russia Anti Doping agency back into the fold. Our guests, investigative journalist Hajo Seppelt, Chief executive of US Anti-doping agency Travis Tygart and former Olympic athlete Jamie Baulch gave their i perspectives about the doping scandal. Beyond The Game is a five times a week show that tells you everything you need to know about your favourite sports. We’ll be at the biggest events bringing you exclusive features and the best interviews. It is your one stop shop for sport, Monday to Friday at 1630 GMT. Beyond The Game: http://trt.world/beyondthegame #RussiaDopingScandal #RussiaOlympicBan #RUSADA #WADA #AntiDoping

U.S. Anti-Doping Agency CEO Travis Tygart explains legislation introduced in the U.S. Senate that would criminalize organized doping carried out at sports events such as the Olympics. Speaking from the USADA headquarters in Colorado Springs with ATR Editor Ed Hula, Tygart says the proposal has a good chance of becoming law in 2019.

(ATR) United States Anti-Doping chief executive officer Travis Tygart tells Around the Rings that National Anti-Doping Organizations can help tell the story of clean athletes in the fight against doping.

Stage eight of the Paceline starts in Malibu with Padraig throwing down attacks in a two-day Gran Fondo. Lance Armstrong speaks to students at the University of Colorado. We play back some of what he had to say. His appearance was a follow up to one by USADA's Travis Tygart....

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Featuring Ryan Bader, Ben Rothwell, Travis Tygart, Ovince Saint Preux, Javier Mendez, Luke Barnatt, Cathal Pendred, Darren Till, and Brian Ebersole. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Featuring Ryan Bader, Ben Rothwell, Travis Tygart, Ovince Saint Preux, Javier Mendez, Luke Barnatt, Cathal Pendred, Darren Till, and Brian Ebersole.

In this episode Sean Cottrell, CEO of LawInSport, interviews Travis Tygart, Chief Executive Officer, US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA). In this interview Travis talks about USADA’s experience... In this podcast Sean Cottrell, CEO and founder of LawInSport, interviews leading sports lawyers, business executives, academics and athletes about the latest issues and legal developments in the world of sport.