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Sportscover.Com This document is a summary of the terms of the Insurance and does not contain the full terms and conditions of the covers that can be found in the Insurance document. A copy can be obtained from IntoSport 14/16 Ivegate, Yeadon, Leeds LS19 7RE. Sportscover Europe Ltd of 75/77 Cornhill, London, EC3V 3QQ act as underwriting agents for and on behalf of this insurer. Certain Underwriters at Lloyd’s, One Lime Street, London EC3M 7HA. This Insurance provides a comprehensive range of covers specifically tailored to meet the needs of individual members only of sports coach UK for the purpose of instructing Sport. This contract is subject to the Law of England and Wales. This summary provides an overview of the key covers, features and exceptions available within the policy. If You have selected any of these covers they will be itemised in your schedule and full cover details will be set out in your Insurance. An Abuse cover extension is applicable to Gold membership only. Please refer to the Policy Wording for full details of the cover applicable. Coverage hereunder is applicable to the following sports or activities: Abseiling Camogie Gyrotonics Nordic Walking Snowboarding (on-piste) Acrobatics Canoeing Handball Octopush Softball Aerial Hoop Dancing Capoeira Hapkido Orienteering Spinning Classes Aerial Silks (3 metres max) Cheerleading Hip Hop Fit Paddleboarding Squash Aerobics Chess Hip-Hop Dancing Paddlesport Stoolball Aiki Jujitsu Childrens Multi-Sport Hockey (Field) Parachuting Street Dancing Aikido Chi-Yoga Hockey (Inline) Personal Trainer Surf Life Saving American Football Choy Lee Fut Hockey (Roller) Petanque Surfing Angling Circuit Training Hula Hoop Pilates Swimmers (disabilities) Aqua Zumba Climbing (Indoor) Hurling Pole Dancing Swimming (open water) Archery Contra Dancing Iaido Pole Fit Swimming (pool) Athletics Country Dancing Ice Hockey Powerlifting Swing Dancing Australian Rules Football Cricket Ice Skating Powerplate Synchronised Swimming Axeman Croquet Inline Skating Pre & Post Natal Fitness Table Tennis Badminton Cross Fit Insanity Workout Preying Mantis Taekwondo Ballet Dancing Crossbow Shooting Japanese Karate Qi Gong Tai Chi Ballet Fit Curling Jazz Dancing Racquet Ball Tai Chi Chuan Baseball CX Work Jazzercise Rebounding Tang Soo Do Basketball Cycling Jeet Kune Do Ringette Tap Dancing Belly Dancing Dance Judo Rock-it-Ball Tap Fit Biathlon Darts Jujutsu Rogaining T-ball Bicycle Polo Disabled Sports Jumpstyle Roller Hockey Tchoukball Billiards Diving (Board) Kanga Training Roller Skating Ten Pin Bowling Blind Sport Dodgeball Karate Rounders Tennis BMX Dragon Boating Kayaking Rowing Thump Boxing Boardsailing Exercise Class Kempo RPM Tobogganing Bobsleigh Fell Running Kendo Rugby League Touch Football Bocce Fencing Kettlebells Rugby Union Touch Rugby Boccia Fishing Korfball Running Trampolining Body Attack Fit Steps Korken Karate Sailing Triathlon Body Balance Fencing Kung Fu Salsa Dancing Tri-Golf Body Combat (Non Contact) Fitball Classes Kyudo Salsa Fit Tug of War Fitness Classes Body Jam Fives Lacrosse San Soo Kung Fu Ultimate Frisbee Savate Body Pump Flamenco Dancing Laido Scootering Vigoro Body Step Floorball Land Yachting Scuba Diving Volleyball Body Vive Folk Dancing Latin Dancing Sh'Bam Wakeboarding Shindo Junen Ryu Bokwa Football/Soccer Latin Fit Shinty Water Exercise Boot Camp Freestyle Kung Fu Luge Shooting Water Polo Bowhunters Gaelic Football Marching Shotokan Water Skiing Bowls Gaelic Hurling Martial Arts Skateboarding Weight Lifting Boxercise Gaelic Sport Metafit Skater Hockey Windsurfing Boxing (amateur) General Exercise Class Modern Dancing Skating Wushu Buggy Fit Goalball Modern Pentathlon Ski-bob Yoga Bujutsu Golf Mountain Biking Skiing (on-piste) Zumba Burlesque Fit Gridiron Movement & Dance Skiing (cross country) Calisthenics Gymnasium Netball Skipping Classes Camanachd Gymnastics Ninjutsu Snooker sportscover.com Protection against your legal liability for Bodily Injury to third Liability arising from or out of: parties and Damage to their property including nuisance, Malicious Damage caused by the Insured or others for trespass, wrongful arrest or interference whom the Insured is responsible Damage to or the cost of making good defective products, The limit(s) of indemnity any one occurrence applicable are : including their recall or removal The use of any aircraft or hovercraft Gold Membership - £10,000,000 (£5,000,000 Abuse) Any landing area for any aircraft Silver Membership - £5,000,000 (No cover for Abuse) The use of mechanically propelled vehicles requiring Road Traffic Act cover Cover includes: Personal Injury to any employee Liability caused by or arising from any tuition instruction, Personal Injury to a participant caused by a participant safety briefing or advice given, provided that such tuition when involved in a Category 4 Sport (as noted in the instruction, safety briefing or advice is given by You or Definitions Section of the Policy) under Your direct supervision The use of any aircraft, hovercraft ‘Member to Member’ and ‘Participant to Participant’ Watercraft or vessel exceeding 8 metres in length and liability (excluding contact sports - noted as Category 4 only whilst on inland or coastal waters Sports in the Definitions Section of the Policy) in respect Assault, battery, deliberate violence, sexual assault, of activities authorised and recognised by sports coach UK sexual harassment or rape and that are normally associated with the training and Riots, strikes, war invasion or act of foreign enemy playing with the Sports noted on the first page Assumed under contract unless you are or would have been held liable under civil law Cover extends to include: Demolition of buildings/ structures over 10 metres height Health and Safety at Work Act Prosecution defence costs Smoke, soot, acids and chemical leakage unless by a Defective premises Act sudden unexpected and unintended happening Consumer Protection Act Vibration or weakening of structures Employee’s/visitor’s clothing/personal effects up to £10,000 Boiler or other vessel collapse or explosion Rendering of first aid or medical services by medical Claims brought outside the jurisdiction of Great Britain, persons employed by the insured Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands Erection, demolition, alteration or addition of buildings on Fungus, Mildew and Mould your behalf up to £25,000 AIDS or Hepatitis C or Cancer Volunteers working on your behalf as long as they are Asbestos qualified to perform the duties required Acts of Terrorism Personal Liability of Employees and directors whilst they Defamation, libel, slander or breach of copyright are overseas on your Business Performance, surety, credit or financial guarantee Liability for Damage to premises hired or rented to You Liquidated, punitive, aggravated or exemplary damages for the purpose of your Business including all fines and penalties Liability arising from Products supplied including those Arc, flame cutting, welding or similar operation hired out by You and food or drink sold or supplied Economic of Pecuniary loss where no Personal Injury or Motor contingent liability arising out of the use of vehicles damage to tangible property occurs not owned by You within the UK Abuse or attempt thereat which occurred or is alleged to Civil Liability arising from abuse of a physical, sexual or have occurred prior to the retroactive date psychological nature. This cover is provided on a ‘claims Any fines or penalties or the costs of defending and made’ basis criminal proceedings in respect of abuse extension The first part of any claim (your excess) sportscover.com Protection against your legal liability arising from negligent This section of the policy is a ‘claims made’ wording acts, errors or omissions committed in connection with the Claims made or threatened prior to inception of the policy sports(s) including all sports authorised and recognised by Circumstances which the Insured had become aware of sports coach UK prior to the policy inception Dishonest, fraudulent, criminal or malicious acts The limit of indemnity is £5,000,000 any one occurrence and in Ownership, maintenance, operation of any aircraft, boats the aggregate or vehicles Insolvency, bankruptcy or liquidation The limit(s) of indemnity any one occurrence and in the Sale or supply of goods aggregate applicable are: Physical assault or interference Non medically prescribed drugs Gold Membership - £5,000,000 AIDS or Hepatitis C or Cancer Silver Membership - £5,000,000 Riots, strikes, war invasion or act of foreign enemy Claims brought outside the jurisdiction of Great Britain, Cover includes: Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands Liability caused by or arising from any tuition instruction, Acts of Terrorism safety briefing or advice given, provided that such tuition Liquidated, punitive, aggravated or exemplary damages instruction, safety briefing or advice is given by You or including all fines and penalties under Your direct supervision Trading debts ‘Member to Member’ and ‘Participant to Participant’ Discharge, dispersal, release or escape of pollutants liability (excluding contact sports - noted as Category 4 Reckless disregard and/or wilful breach of duty Sports in the Definitions Section of the Policy) in respect The first part of any claim (your excess) of activities authorised and recognised by sports coach UK and that are normally associated with the training and playing with the Sports noted on the
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