Sport MB General
What is SAFE SPORT?
An environment where all participants involved can have healthy, supportive, and respectful sport experinces free from all forms of Maltreatment.
What is Title IX?
This law in the United States helped increase opportunities for women in sports.
Why Maltreatment Occurs
lack of accountability
funding - linked to performance success
culture - win at all cost , no pain, no gain
power imbalance
lack of athlete voice
What is sportsmanship?
This fundamental principle ensures fairness by enforcing equal rules for all athletes.
What is pulling a muscle (or regretting life choices)?
This is what happens when an athlete forgets to warm up before sprinting.
What is Respect in Sport?
A coach must complete this certification to ensure they understand Safe Sport principles.
What is the FIFA Women’s World Cup?
This global event features the top female soccer players competing every four years.
Types of Maltreatment, there are 4 but list at least 2
Psychological harm
Neglect
Sexual harm
Physcial hard
What is medical malpractice?
This ethical breach occurs when a coach pressures an athlete to return from injury too soon.
What is the playoff beard?
This hockey tradition involves not shaving during the playoffs.
What is the Rule of Two?
Coaches should follow this rule to prevent being alone with a young athlete.
what barriers often prevents young girls from continuing sports participation.
lack of access to funding or resources
Impact of Maltreatment
1. Physcial health problems
2. Emotional problems
3. Mental health problems
4. Sunstance abuse/ addictions
5. Social problems
What is conflict of interest?
A situation where an official shows bias toward one team or player is an example of this ethical issue.
What is a really bad idea?
any bad idea
What are the three current Sport MB's safe sport framework?
1. awareness
2. prevention
3. action
which U.S. gymnast became a leading voice for athlete safety after exposing abuse in the sport.
Simone Biles
Based on the former and current NSO Athletes Survey, how many ______% experinced ______ form of maltreatment
Based on the former and current NSO Athletes Survey, how many 75% experinced 1 form of maltreatment
What is match-fixing?
This term describes the act of purposefully losing a match to gain a future advantage.
Rafael Nadal is known for obsessively doing this before serving.
adjusting his socks, shirt, and hair in a specific order
What's the line to call safe sport?
HELP@SAFESPORTLINE.CA
WHat Canadian organization works to increase leadership opportunities for women in sport.
Canadian Women & Sport
What are the two critical National Initiatives
Universal Code of Conduct of Prevent and Adress Maltreatment in Sport (UCCMS)
The Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner (OSIC)
What is sport integrity?
This movement promotes fair treatment, transparency, and accountability in sport governance.
Many athletes refuse to do this before a big game, believing it brings bad luck.
step on the team logo in the locker room