Player Insurance

We strongly recommend that each player has their own personal accident cover when playing tag rugby.

DISCLAIMER
As every tag rugby player has different insurance needs, it is the decision and responsibility of each player to ensure they are adequately covered in accordance with their specific requirements, in the event that they sustain an injury while participating in an ITRA Event. ITRA takes no responsibility for injuries that may occur and players are participating at their own risk.

PERSONAL ACCIDENT COVER
Please make sure that both you and your team mates are adequately covered for any injury that may occur while playing tag rugby. ITRA strongly recommends that every player has their own Personal Accident Cover when playing the game, which you can purchase from your local financial adviser.

REGISTRATION FORM
Each time you play tag rugby, you (and all your team mates) must sign the registration form, which is available from the Venue Manager, before your first match.

  • If you are playing in an ITRA League, every player must sign the registration form before each game. The completed team registration form, which should be printed and signed by each team member, should then be handed to the Referee before the match starts.

  • If you are playing in an ITRA Blitz, such as Beach Tag Festival, you (and all your team mates) must sign the registration form before the tournament starts. The completed team registration form, which should be printed and signed by each team member, should then be handed to the Venue Manager before the tournament starts.

PERSONAL PROPERTY
ITRA takes no responsibility for, and hereby, excludes liability to the fullest extent permitted by law, for any personal injury or loss or damage to any personal property sustained while playing tag rugby or while present at any ITRA venue.

THIRD PARTY ORGANISATIONS
All players use the services of third party organisations at ITRA Events at their own risk.

HEALTH CHECK-UP
ITRA recommends that all players, who have health-related concerns about taking part in an ITRA Event, visit their local GP for a health check-up before participating in the Event.

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