Dave Baron
New member
As a club we are blessed to have a number of coaches at all levels from level 1 through to senior coach. We are also lucky to have a couple of senior members who in their heyday competed at the top levels of our sport and who have decided, for various reasons, not to become accredited coaches. They are happy to dispense the benefit of their years of experience, often without being asked, and sometimes with demonstrations, and we are grateful to receive it. So my question is, at what point does this cross the line from being friendly advice and become coaching? Where would we stand with the insurance if this resulted in a claim, and would the outcome be any different if there was a coach present at that time? All the above assume that the "coaching" activity is not part of any organised coaching event nor sanctioned by the club or senior coach.
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