New anti-doping initiative on social media

Some of America’s top distance runners, cyclists, triathletes, endurance coaches and advocates have announced their support of a new anti-doping initiative known as the Clean Sport Collective. The initiative was launched on November 1, with testimonial support from numerous elite athletes, including several Olympic and World Championships medallists.
Among those on board from the start are Jenny Simpson, Emma Coburn, Gwen Jorgensen, Kara Goucher, Alysia Montaño, Molly Huddle, Jeremy Powers, Nick Symmonds, Jesse Thomas, Sage Canaday, Stephanie Bruce, Sheila Reid, Lauren Fleshman and Sara Hall. Many leading endurance brands are also involved, including Brooks, Nuun, Oiselle, Skechers, Run Gum, Altra and Picky Bars.
#cleansportco - Athletes who are against doping or any corrupt business practices and politics in national and international sports federations, have joined the campaign. They are using social media showing their support with a temporary tattoo of the Clean Sport Collective logo.
nuun hydration: “we pledge to create positive change by supporting athletes who are committed to clean sport.
Train clean, live clean, compete clean. Join us and do your part to ensure an ethical playing field.
#runchat #tracknation #marathon #cleansportco #competeclean”