... An example of Pharmalogical ergogenic aid is creatine. 2. Physiological: Substances made to change the natural physiological process that Generates physical power. An example of an physiological ergogenic aid is blood doping (Epo) 3. Mechanical or Biomechanical: Represent a form of training and aim to improve skill through use of mechanical aids. An example of an mechanical aid would be sporting clothing/ equipment designed to provide a mechanical edge. All sporting ergogenic aids will undoubtedly give athletes an unfair advantage over their opponents, " Ergogenic aids are substances or procedures believed to improve physical work capacity, physiological function, or athletic performance" (W D. Mcardle etl al , 2000). So the need to moniter the usage of ergogenic aids is vital. All three of the aids have been thoroughly scrutinised by governing bodies such as the international Olympic committee and have therefore been appropriately prohibited and banned where needed. If we take the ...

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