Following up this week on our May 8th 2012 blog titled "10 reasons why drugs, alcohol and/or supplements are still an issue in athletics," we explore:

           "The NCAA reported a 5.6 percent rise in alcohol consumption since 2005, with 83.1 percent of respondents reporting drinking alcohol in the past 12 months.."

This blog is titled 10 Reasons why drugs, alcohol and/or supplements are still an issue in athletics: Alcohol and it can be found on our myPlaybook blog at: http://myplaybook.drugfreesport.com/?p=717

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10 reasons why drugs, alcohol and/or supplements are still an issue in athletics: Marijuana 101

Following up this week on our May 8th 2012 blog titled "10 reasons why drugs, alcohol and/or supplements are still an issue in athletics," we explore our first reason:

           "In a 2009 study, the use of Marijuana amongst NCAA student-athletes had increased by   

            nearly 2 points over a period of 4 years. 22.6 percent of respondents claimed to have used 

            Marijuana within the last 12 months."

This blog is titled Marijuana 101 and can be found on our myPlaybook blog at: http://myplaybook.drugfreesport.com/uncategorized/marijuana-101/

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