6 CAR § 521-103 – Training requirements

(a) Any youth injury mitigation and information course described under this section shall provide information and awareness of actions and measures that may be used to decrease the likelihood that a youth athlete will sustain a serious injury while engaged or participating in a high-risk youth athletic activity that includes the following subjects, without limitation:
1. (1) Emergency preparedness, planning, and rehearsal for traumatic injuries;
2. (2) Concussions and head trauma;
3. (3) Heat and extreme weather-related injury familiarization;
4. (4) Physical conditioning and training equipment usage; and
5. (5) Heart defects and abnormalities leading to sudden cardiac death.
(b) Athletic personnel and coaches who are required to take a course on youth injury mitigation and information shall complete the course within thirty (30) days of becoming actively engaged in or serving as a part of the athletics personnel or coaching staff for an association.
(c) Training in the course on youth injury mitigation and information is an annual requirement to be completed no later than the anniversary of the date on which the individual became actively engaged in serving as athletic personnel or coach for an association.