Öffnet Bild in OverlayYour Sport. Your Decision.
Together with Léa Krüger, Josha Salchow, Andreas Krieger and Thomas Götze, we are setting an example for health, fairness and personal responsibility in sport. We offer insights into personal stories, experiences of the GDR’s doping system, and the question of what responsibility athletes bear today. Because every decision in sport has consequences.
For health. For fairness. For sport. For yourself.
Make your own decision too. That’s what we’re talking about in “Your Sport. Your Decision.”
The full round-table discussions, featuring thought-provoking conversations about pressure to perform, health, responsibility and the consequences of doping, are available in five episodes here.
Öffnet Bild in OverlayMy clean path
All those moments leading up to the starting line are part of the clean path to the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in Milano Cortina 2026.
Para skiers Veronika and Elisabeth Aigner, speed skater Finn Sonnekalb and ski freestyler Andri Ragettli show what is important to them on their journey and that there are no detours for them – only the clean path.
#ALLESGEBENNICHTSNEHMEN #MeinsaubererWeg
![[Translate to English:] Kampagne PROUD TO BE TRUE](/fileadmin/_processed_/3/2/csm_2024_PROUD-TO-BE-TRUE-Teaser_188ccc19c2.jpg "[Translate to English:] Kampagne PROUD TO BE TRUE")
Öffnet Bild in OverlayPROUD TO BE TRUE
Pride in representing your country. Pride in your own achievements. Pride in what you have already achieved. Proud to be a clean athlete. In our new video campaign under the motto PROUD TO BE TRUE on the occasion of the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris, athletes show what they are proud of.
Find out more about the campaign and the personal experiences of skater Lilly Stoephasius, BMX rider Regula Runge and para table tennis player Valentin Baus.
Öffnet Bild in OverlayLET'S TALK ABOUT
Let's talk. About the values of sport. About chances, trust and respect. About the values that need to be upheld in order to protect the integrity of sport. In 2022, NADA Germany will be 20 years old. In our anniversary year, we want to enter into a dialogue with you on clean sport and celebrate the values of clean sport with various activities and campaigns. Find out more on this page.
![[Translate to English:] Hockey-Nationaltorhüterin Julia Sonntag bei der Kampagne #weilichsportliebe](/fileadmin/_processed_/f/e/csm_2021_weilichsportliebe_Julia_Sonntag_Teaser_6aae379209.jpg "[Translate to English:] Hockey-Nationaltorhüterin Julia Sonntag bei der Kampagne #weilichsportliebe")
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"#weilichsportliebe ['cause I love sport], I torture myself every day and give everything to get to the top," tells us judoka Anna-Maria Wagner in her personal story. Why did you start doing sports? And why did you stick with it? Everyone has their own personal story. But we are all united by our love for sport, whether professional or amateur. Over the next few weeks, you can read more about the personal stories of our campaign athletes here. We will also show you how you can become part of the campaign.
![[Translate to English:] Drei Athletinnen und Athleten bei der Kampagne "Zeichen setzen"](/fileadmin/_processed_/5/3/csm_2019_Zeichen_setzen_Header_469a845cf7.jpg "[Translate to English:] Drei Athletinnen und Athleten bei der Kampagne \"Zeichen setzen\"")
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"For the future of my sport" - this is what fencer Alexandra Ndolo advocates for. Beach volleyball player Clemens Wickler gives everything, fair and honest: "Out of passion for my sport".
In our new photo campaign, the athletes set a sign #forcleanperformance and share with us why clean sport is so important and that's why #GIVEEVERYTHINGTAKENOTHING! All pictures of the campaign will soon be available here. Gymnast Lukas Dauser will also be part of the campaign.
Öffnet Video in OverlayWhat are you fighting for?
Everyone has their own goals. And you give it your all to achieve them. But behind every goal lies a journey of preparation. This journey isn’t always easy, and it might not always be fun, but you know why you’re doing it. Your daily efforts go hand in hand with your unyielding determination. Your hard training helps you grow. You give it your all, fairly and honestly. What are you fighting for?
Öffnet Video in OverlayMy pearls are clean! #icompeteclean
Through hard work, sweat and tears, they fight for their honest, sporting achievements. Mareike and Denise give their all to achieve their goals. “My beads of sweat are clean – because #icompeteclean”. Every bead of sweat that rolls down their foreheads is a sign of their strong will and total concentration – not just during the competition, but right from the preparation stage. Their next goal is just around the corner: the European Championship title at the home European Championships in Berlin. We’re giving you a glimpse behind the scenes and showing you the training-intensive path to their successes. Find out more about multiple middle-distance champion Denise Krebs and the reigning German all-round champion, Mareike Arndt, in the blog below.
Öffnet Video in Overlay#ICOMPETECLEAN – German fencing stands up for clean sport
“For me, fencing is one of the most important things, because that’s where I draw my motivation from.” (Alexander Kahl)
Ahead of the 2017 World Fencing Championships, which take place in Leipzig from 19 to 26 July 2017, German fencing is standing up for clean sport. In the campaign film, we follow foil fencer and World Championships debutant Alexander Kahl. In statement videos, sporting director Sven Ressel gives us an insight into the German Fencing Federation’s commitment to clean sport, whilst Alexander Kahl champions fair play.
Öffnet Video in OverlayMax Lang #forcleanperformance
With a barbell, charm and chalk, weightlifter Max is campaigning for a clean sport free from doping. In our joint mini-video series, the 24-year-old soldier from the sports promotion group shows you his daily training routine as an athlete within our testing system and gives you an insight into his life as a competitive sportsman. How does he motivate himself for competitions, how does he feel about the testing system, and what do his friends actually think of his sport? You’ll find out all this and much more in the individual episodes.
Öffnet Video in OverlayWith Aline Rotter-Focken #forcleanperformance
For the right decision. For clean sport without doping. #forcleanperformance – this is what Aline Rotter-Focken is campaigning for, together with NADA Germany. The 2014 World Wrestling Champion and competitor at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro shares her experiences with you in three videos, covering her daily life as an athlete, her approach to the issue of doping and the importance of a dual career. You can find out more in the blog posts below.
Öffnet Video in OverlayFor enduring heroes
For future heroes. For enduring idols. For clean sport without doping. GIVE EVERYTHING, TAKE NOTHING. Former footballer Hans Sarpei has joined the movement for clean performance in sport.
Öffnet Video in OverlayNADA Germany and Baskets for clean performance
The Telekom Baskets Bonn are kicking off the new season and are committed to clean performance. In a video, they set out their reasons for this: for the team, for the fans, for success, for clean sport without doping: GIVE EVERYTHING, TAKE NOTHING. They’re also taking this commitment into the arena by organising a Day for Clean Sport together with us on 9 November 2014, during the Telekom Baskets Bonn match against Brose Baskets from Bamberg. The main sponsor, Deutsche Telekom AG, is also supporting the campaign. Find out more here about our shared commitment to clean sport.
