Watch: Safe Sport Training Questions & Answers

Jun 18, 2021, 7:00 AM (ET)

by USA Water Ski & Wake Sports

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Earlier this year, the USA Water Ski & Wake Sports Board of Directors voted unanimously to require Safe Sport training for all adult active members 18 years and older beginning in 2022.

After receiving some member feedback regarding the announcement, we understand there is some confusion and misunderstanding that exists regarding Safe Sport and wanted to address a few of these questions and concerns in the below video.

Watch: Safe Sport Training Questions & Answers

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