Accidents often experienced by health clubs involve a slip, trip or fall. One proactive way to control these accidents involves keeping the circulation area free of hazards. The American College of Sports Medicines (ACSM) defines ...
Safety practices and protocols should be proactive, not reactive, in order to effectively mitigate risk. And since the best way to cement the importance of safety precautions is to involve people — staff and members ...
By definition, workplace bullying means any behavior that is “repeated, systematic and directed toward an employee or group of employees that a reasonable person, having regard to the circumstances, would expect to victimize, humiliate, undermine ...
Parking lot safety is imperative for health clubs. Your average member could be inside your facility for at least an hour, and without the proper safety precautions in the parking lot, their cars could be ...
Members choose your facility to improve their fitness and overall well-being. Integrating safety into the daily activities at your club improves the environment and reduces the risk associated with fitness and recreation facilities. Consider these ...
Risk management is usually a principle exclusively applied to facilities and equipment. But with the high number of risky fitness classes offered at clubs, it’s worth your time to practice fitness risk management. For more ...
Risk management is a vital aspect of health club operations. In fact, recent trends in risk management have emerged surrounding the development and cultivation of a “safety culture” within gyms. Jay Scott, the national sports, ...
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