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1 results foundAuthor: USA Swimming Safe Sport Title: Safe Sport Handbook Summary: INTRODUCTION There are a lot of great reasons to swim – at any level. As a life‐long activity, people often swim to have fun and spend time with friends. Swimming also encourages a healthy lifestyle and builds self‐confidence. Swimmers even benefit from the sport out of the water. They learn goal‐setting, teamwork and time management skills. Unfortunately, sports, including swimming, can also be a high‐risk environment for misconduct, including physical and sexual abuse. All forms of misconduct are intolerable and in direct conflict with the values of USA Swimming. Misconduct may damage an athlete’s psychological well‐being. Athletes who have been mistreated experience social embarrassment, emotional turmoil, psychological scars, loss of self‐esteem and negative impacts on their relationships with family, friends and the sport. Misconduct often hurts an athlete’s competitive performance and may cause him or her to drop out of our sport entirely. USA Swimming is committed to fostering a fun, healthy and safe sport environment for all its members. We all must recognize that the safety of swimmers lies with all those involved in the sport and is not the sole responsibility of any one person at the club, LSC, or national level. HOW TO USE THIS HANDBOOK We all have a role to play in creating a healthy setting for our sport. The USA Swimming Safe Sport Program raises awareness about misconduct in our sport, promotes open dialogue, and provides training and resources. When we work as a team, we can build a plan to make swimming safe - for everyone. USA Swimming members should use the policies, guidelines, best practices, strategies and tools included in this handbook to implement Safe Sport practices at the local level. Together, we can create a safe environment for all members to enjoy the sport of swimming. Details: S.L., 2013. 44p. Source: Internet Resource: Accessed February 8, 2019 at: http://www.metroswimming.org/safety/Safe-Sport-Handbook-FINAL.pdf Year: 2013 Country: United States URL: http://www.metroswimming.org/safety/Safe-Sport-Handbook-FINAL.pdf Shelf Number: 154287 Keywords: Athletes Misconduct Physical Abuse Risk Management Sexual Abuse Sexual Assault Sport Safety Sport Security Swimmers Swimming |