The idea of being a winner in a prominent sporting event may motivate athletes to turn to performance-enhancing drugs. In this regard, some people are firmly convinced that athletes should be tested for drugs, while others consider it ineffective. I believe that drug testing programs can help to organize fair sporting events as well as avoid hazardous consequences to the health of participants.
The struggle with doping and detecting it has become a large-scale problem in conducting fair sporting games. The reason for testing athletes for drugs is to create conditions for fair and healthy competition, so detection of illegal chemicals can help to encourage participants to come to winning with their perseverance and hard work. Besides, fame and material reward should be received by the one who improved his skills with work and dedication, which will correspond to both the moral principles and the original goal of the Olympic Games. Furthermore, another reason behind this is to protect sportsmen from harm to their health from these illicit substances, also, officials decided to implement a drug testing program because there have been some fatalities for athletes who received a chemical supplement to enhance their skills.
Additionally, over the past fifty years there has been a steady increase in accuracy of testing programs for PED (performance-enhancing drugs). Scientists have still kept working on its amelioration which may lead to the discovery of new useful innovations in the medical sphere or find out more effective treatments for serious illnesses such as cancer, HIV infection and others. Moreover, there is the possibility of creating alternative organic supplements for athletes that may help to improve their skills without harm to a health.
To sum up, the initial aim of the Olympic games was to find the man with the most powerful spirit and body who had to win without cheating in the honest game. In modern sporting events, society and officials must follow this concept, therefore drug testing of athletes is fair enough and in many aspects is effective and beneficial not only for the testers, but also for the athletes.
The
idea
of being a winner in a prominent sporting
event
may motivate
athletes
to turn to performance-enhancing
drugs
. In this regard,
some
people
are
firmly
convinced that
athletes
should be
tested
for
drugs
, while others consider it ineffective. I believe that
drug
testing
programs can
help
to organize
fair
sporting
events
as well
as avoid hazardous
consequences to
the health of participants.
The struggle with doping and detecting it has become a large-scale problem in conducting
fair
sporting
games
. The reason for
testing
athletes
for
drugs
is to create conditions for
fair
and healthy competition,
so
detection of illegal chemicals can
help
to encourage participants to
come
to winning with their perseverance and
hard
work.
Besides
, fame and material reward should
be received
by the one who
improved
his
skills
with work and dedication, which will correspond to both the moral principles and the original goal of the Olympic
Games
.
Furthermore
, another reason behind this is to protect sportsmen from harm to their health from these illicit substances,
also
, officials decided to implement a
drug
testing
program
because
there have been
some
fatalities for
athletes
who received a chemical supplement to enhance their
skills
.
Additionally
, over the past fifty years there has been a steady increase in accuracy of
testing
programs for PED (performance-enhancing
drugs)
. Scientists have
still
kept
working on its amelioration which may lead to the discovery of new useful innovations in the medical sphere or find out more effective treatments for serious illnesses such as cancer, HIV infection
and others
.
Moreover
, there is the possibility of creating alternative organic supplements for
athletes
that may
help
to
improve
their
skills
without harm to a health.
To sum up, the initial aim of the Olympic
games
was to find the
man
with the most powerful spirit and body who had to win without cheating in the honest game. In modern sporting
events
, society and officials
must
follow this concept,
therefore
drug
testing
of
athletes
is
fair
enough
and in
many
aspects is effective and beneficial not
only
for the testers,
but
also
for the
athletes
.