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Gymnastics Safety and Risk Management Audits
Risk management has always been a key issue for the Gymnastics industry to address.
However, with recent events surrounding matters related to the insurance industry, risk
management is now possibly the most important issue facing our industry. Demonstrating
good risk management practices has been proven to reduce the number and severity of
Gymnastics related injuries and may assist in reducing the number of negligence claims
made against the sport.
Everyone deals constantly with a variety of potential risks on a daily basis. Just by getting
into the car to drive somewhere we face the possibility of injury to ourselves or others,
and financial loss if we break the law speeding to our destination or if we damage our car.
Somehow, among these and other risks, we manage to continue with our lives. Risk is
not something we can avoid completely, but it is something we can manage. Risk is not
something we even want to eliminate, risk makes life exciting. Hazards on the other hand
must be eliminated in order to reduce the possibility of catastrophic injury.
Participants involved in Gymnastics activities cannot be expected to accept injuries as
part of their chosen pastime, and individuals and organizations providing these
opportunities must take action to prevent things going wrong.
There is an enormous amount of information available on safety, risk management, legal
and insurance issues, and the task of developing a risk management plan can seem
daunting.

 

 

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