DOB: April 22 1993 Event: 400m Freestyle Lani got started swimming in 1996 after she was encouraged by her parents. Lani’s first year on the national team was when she competed at CARIFTA 2006 on home soil in Barbados where…
DOB: June 15 1996 Event: 400m Hurdles Tia-Adana was encouraged to get involved in the athletics by her mother and coaches Jasper Blades and Janelle Denny. In her first year attending CARIFTA in Jamaica in 2011 she was part of…
DOB: November 24 1966 Event: Skeet Michael is the oldest and most experienced member of the Barbados team, having represented Barbados in 4 previous Olympic Games, 1992, 1996, 2000 and 2004. Michael’s most recent achievements are 4th in the Pan…
DOB: April 26 1992 Event: Tennis Darian King started playing tennis at the age of 8 where he won the Nemwill inter school mini tennis tournament and then joined the Ocean View tennis club. His first major International Tournament was…
DOB: September 18 1992 Event: 200m Burkheart got started in athletics in the early 2000’s at the Roland Edwards Primary. He credits his mother for being the one who encouraged him to compete. He completed high school in the USA…
DOB: November 8 1995 Event: 200m In 2011, Levi took up athletics and in that year he represented Barbados at the 40th CARIFTA Games in Montego Bay, Jamaica. From there, Levi’s athletic career developed exponentially and, at the age of…
WADA Talks with Ben McDevitt, CEO of the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority to reflect on how recent events have helped to raise awareness of anti-doping in the country, and find out what lies ahead for ASADA.
WADA Talks catches up with Vanessa Webb, Senior Manager, Anti-Doping at the International Paralympic Committee (IPC), to discuss the upcoming Rio 2016 Games and the differences in testing para and able bodied athletes.
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WADA Talks with the agency’s President Sir Craig Reedie on the progress made during his tenure so far and the main challenges he now faces as the leading figure in the anti-doping movement.
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WADA Talks with Gobinathan Nair, Director General of the South East Asia RADO to discuss the importance of the RADO program in ensuring global coverage for anti-doping.
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WADA Talks with Joseph de Pencier, CEO of iNADO, the membership association of National Anti-Doping Organizations (NADOs) to find out how they help the anti-doping community to better collaborate.