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wake_up_11 03-17-2004 12:07 PM

I'm a teacher/coach who wakeboards all summer, but I have a friend who is managing a marina. He wants to put on wakeboard competition, but none of the tours across the country he's been in touch with are down for stopping at our lake. He wants me to organize one which I could. <BR>I've been in some competitions so I understand the formats and how they run, but does he have to front insurance for the competition? If you have the competitors sign a release are you still liable. What are the legal logistics of putting on a competition. <BR>

socalwakepunk 03-17-2004 12:30 PM

Call the WWA. (863) 551-1683 They have been insuring our events/riders for the last 6 years. <BR> <BR>I would still have all riders sign a release of liability.

wake_up_11 03-17-2004 12:36 PM

Thanks for tip I'll give them a call. Can you give me a rough estimate on cost.

cws_kahuna 03-17-2004 1:23 PM

Not sure if it's a must, but at our tournaments (same ones jeff is talking about) we have a emergercy vehicle and someone who can do CPR (I believe) always ready to go just in case.

mattbint 03-17-2004 10:14 PM

Hey, <BR>I ve put on events for about 6 years. Try calling your Hyperlite rep and do a Hyperlite tour stop. For a price they will provide insurance , trophy's and t-shirts. Let me know if you have any questions. Where are you ? <BR>Matt


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