Stand up and say no: Your future

January 11, 2018Crossing the Line

In an age of sharing everything on social media and a 24-hour online news cycle, everything is forever traceable – “Googleable”.

Think about what you’d like people to find when they search for your name in future. Think about what you’d like to tell your significant others about your achievements. What jobs or career will you have in the future? When you apply for a job, the first thing potential employers do is Google your name. What would a positive test result mean?

These videos ask you to consider some of the different areas of your future that could be impacted by doping. Remember, it’s your life.

Watch more ‘Stand up and say no’ videos.

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