i. The responsibilities and risks of sport clubs
Any organization in any field has some rules and responsibilities to follow, sport organization is one of them and they have many policies to save people's rights. We will mention the most important duties and talk about them in details. 1. Safe society for the members
Dangers that are characteristic in a sport activity that happen in the ordinary course of a game seldom give rise to a claim of an inattention. Be that as it may, dangers that are not characteristic in the sport, that represent an unreasonable danger of threat, that emerge out of a ponder disregard for the guidelines of the sport and that can generally be anticipated might be the premise of carelessness, and are correctly the dangers that should be overseen. Carelessness and obligation are legitimate terms with exact legal meaning.
2. making fair decisions
One of the good strategies in sport clubs is to put some specific rules and make contract between
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To avoid the risk we have to know the causes of the risk, which is not easy to identify the exact risks, which harmed the organization. There are some reasons we think they could cause the risk, the most important cause could be the governance, since the system of the government changes yearly, which may affect the progress of the clubs. Secondly, which is one of the most popular problem is the financial statement. Many clubs bankrupted due to a financial crisis, and there are many other reasons that caused them to be in a financial crisis. Furthermore, the member services which the management of the club should do them, as we know today how the salaries and grans is risen all over the world, which can not be afforded. In addition, the facilities and the equipment play a big role about this issue. Lastly, the social events side, which the club do it for the fans of the club to attract them, supporting the
A sports leader needs to be organised to ensure that the activities go smoothly and they know how everything will work. They also need to be dedicated to the activity to make it exciting for the people involved and so they don’t lose interest in the activity. Sports leaders have a responsibility to keep the people involved safe and in good health, meaning they need to have knowledge of any health risks of the participants and know how to make activity have a lower risk towards them. They also have the responsibility to have equality towards the participants; this means they shouldn’t judge or discriminate against people due to race, gender, and
The University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, which is only 45 minutes from Detroit, is a public higher learning institution that was founded in 1817. The University of Michigan is considered to be one of the best colleges in the country.
Thus, wilful and wanton or reckless conduct allows the court to gauge what is and is not permissible conduct under the circumstances. Second, as the court recognized in Nabozny, courts must strike a balance between "the free and vigorous participation in sports" and the protection of the individual from reckless or intentional conduct. (Nabozny, 31 Ill.App.3d at 215, 334 N.E.2d 258.) Third, the court believed that applying an ordinary negligence standard would allow virtually every participant in a contact sport, injured by another during a "warm-up" or practice, to bring an action based on the risks inherent in virtually every contact
P2 - Describing the the legal factors and regulatory bodies that influence health and safety in sport. Introducton In this assignment I will describe the legal factors and regulatory bodies that influence health and saftey in sport the factors i’ll be describing are: • Satutory Law • Civil Law • Case Law The codes of practice for these factors are: • In Loco Parentis • Duty of Care • Higher Duty of Care • Negliyence • Regulaority bodies Statutory Law Statutory law is in place for everyone such as, teachers/instructors, other employers and students.
The duty of care : Those involved in sport has a duty of care for health and safety of others who can be effected by some of their actions.
Over the past decade, the increase in participation from recreational sporting activities to organized has increased significantly (Taniguchi, 2003). With more individuals taking part, the amount of injuries has escalated and the amount of negligent lawsuits soon followed. The courts have had to acclimate themselves and look at sporting injuries through the lens of tort law (Harvard Law Review, 2008). The landmark case in the state of California, Knight v. Jewett, the state supreme court upheld the original ruling that participants who knowingly cause injury to another contestant outside of the normal rules of conduct while participating in a sporting activity, are liable or negligent, changed the course how courts would rule in tort cases (Harvard Law Review, 2008). Hence, tort law is now a leading point of discussion in athletic and physical education departments in our local school districts (Taniguchi, 2003). Included in the discussion is intentional tort, when a player injuries another participant purposely (Wolohan, 2013). For intentional tort to be ruled on, three essentials must be present: 1.an injury must have occurred, 2. the cause of injury is due to a negligent act, 3. the act that caused the injury must be intentional (Wolohan, 2013). Thus, the merging of recreational activities, extreme sports, and physical education programs, intentional tort law will be looked at in the school setting.
Negligence is “an act or omission which violates a legal duty and creates an unreasonable risk of harm to another, resulting in injury” (Rosenthal, 2003-2004). Every sport possesses its own unique risks. “Personal injuries are not only a consequence of competition, they are an object of that competition” (Fitzgerald, 2005). Sports require and encourage rough play. Those who participate know this and accept those risks.
For years’ sports venue have been having problems with safety and risk management with fans and facility. The four steps a sports venue could take to avoid risk injury to fans attending games are identifying the risk, contain the risk, make sure you have insurance, and try to avoid the risk
This assignment will involve me discussing the roles, responsibilities and skills of two sports coaches, Alex Ferguson and Linford Christie.
A Coach is somebody who develops, improves or promotes changes in a persons ability and understanding. Coaches work with another person or a group of people and develops them as people using sport to progress them in their development. All coaches have certain responsibilities towards performers, their sport, their profession and themselves. Below I have identified what a coach may be required to fulfil.
Sports Management according to Lussier & Kimball (2009, p.4) there is the term management which ultimately means the way the sport is achieved or another word manage. Armstrong (2012, p.24. chap 2) describe managers as “strategic thinkers” which means that managers need to have a clear idea of the future in order to make the whole organisation follow the future path. For sport to grow in the forthcoming, it, however, rely on the way the managers perform the following; roles, functions, tasks and also the skills that are necessary for the organisations to work at its best. These mentions necessities will be discuss and outline in this essay as well as the key responsibilities of a Sport President in a sport organisation and also in what way the President use the functions and skills in the organisation.
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Another important aspect of sports is the media and news part of it. Cooperation and legal rights can be greatly disputed in the area dealing with the media. The person that is the main
I found out that I wanted to pursue a degree in sport management. HPS helped me look into possible career pathways within my major. This class helped me to learn more about future options I may have in sport management that I had never heard of. When I wrote my HPS 101 papers I ended up narrowing the list of possible career options for myself.
Planning and managing a sport venue during any event can be challenging even to the most seasoned facility managers. There are many factors that a facility manager must consider in order to ensure the event is a success. Success of an event can be measured in many ways across a wide array of topics; two of which are crowd management and alcohol management. Having a solid plan and operational controls in place for both can lead to a fun and safe environment for all parties involved with any event.