Communication tools necessary to keep your gym safe.
Proper signage is a very effective way to keep injuries out of the gym.
Your sign-in/sign-out procedure is a valuable tool. Review some tips to have a good sign-in/sign-out procedure.
By leasing your facilities to outside third parties without being listed as an additional insured on their policy, you bear the cost of any injuries that occur during their event.
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Keeping your cheer program injury free is a key component to making it fun for all participants. Understanding types of injuries and their root causes can help.
Whether jumping for fun and exercise or training for competition, both children and adults can be severely injured if trampolines are used and supervised improperly.
The gymnastics environment should promote safety and enforce the use of safety equipment at all times.
The National Center on Child Abuse reports that 1 out of every 3 girls and 1 out of every 5 boys are victims of some form of abuse by the age of 19.
It's essential to integrate records storage into your risk management plans. The old adage, “if you didn't write it down, it didn't happen” continues to prove true in court.