Exercise, Safety…
By Amy Clements, ARM, CIRMS
It is a new year and a better you! Many of us (myself included) set resolutions at the beginning of each year to live a healthier lifestyle. Living in an association that provides exercise amenities and/or provides the ease of doing so.
It is important for associations to follow some simple guidelines with respect to managing their risk and insuring the safety of their members: Post the rules for use of the exercise facilities in a conspicuous location
Inspect and maintain the facilities on a regular basis
Require owners to sign-in regularly to monitor the use of the premises
Digging deeper, there are other factors to consider: Exercise Classes
Exercise Equipment individual homeowners to
to the association as a cost savings measure. This practice can increase the
provides the proper warranties and
that wants to hold a group
the instructor to have the association named as an additional insured under their own insurance coverage. And a hold harmless agreement.
Non-Association Members
Allowing non-association members to participate
problematic. Should the association wish to include non-association with alternatives to protecting the
Association Risk
to talk to a trusted insurance
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Functional Training
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