Nathan Baker Unit 4 Sport: November 2011

Monday, 7 November 2011

How many codes of conduct are there?
There are 5 codes of conduct

Who are the codes of conduct for?

How do they encourage people to behave?

My role at the BANES X Country is to:

Before:

To turn up on time in the correct clothing required for the day.
To collect the right equipment I need to make my section of the race visible and easy to follow.
To wear high visible jackets so that i am visible to the runners
To make sure i have a way to contact the officials

After:

To Marshall a specific section of the race.
To make sure that I am visible to the racers
To make sure I am setting a good example by acting responsibly.
I will need to help any racer who is unsure where they have to go next after the section I am Marshaling .
I will need to make sure that none of the racer attempt to cheat by cutting corners or taking short cuts etc. If they do i will need to inform one of the race officials.

Here is a list of jobs that need doing at the X Country

Before

To turn up on time.
Ensure the course is available to use and is safe and if not find an alternative route.
To organise the course correctly so that it is clear to the racers can see the course clearly by placing the poles, cones and Marshall's in the correct places, setting up the finish funnel.
Getting the right equipment I.E the direction poles are in the correct places the laptops are set up to record the scores tickets are set out.
To ensure that that Marshall have high visible jackets so that they can be seen from a distance by the competitors.
To ensure that everyone knows exactly what their roles are.
To make sure that I have a way to contact the race officials.
Bring a first aid kit.

During

To Marshall the race correctly and fairly and make sure that none of the racers are cutting corners etc.
To be responsible and set an example to the younger racers.
To help any unsure racers about the course and lead them in the correct way.
To encourage and motivate the athletes.
To report any injuries to the race officials.
To notify the racers what races are when.

After