Athlete, Coach, and Spectator Code of Conduct Guidelines

Athlete Code of Conduct Race tactics are part of the interaction between athletes, however athletes are required to: At no time engage in any behaviour that abuses, provokes, demeans or harasses others Respect the decision of officials. Follow the protest and appeals process. Practice good sportsmanship; Not attempt to gain unfair advantage in any way. Adhere to the principles of fair play and always play by the rules, respecting the traditions of the sport and the spirit of competition Follow the rules set by the host gym and ANG during competitions. Clarify any uncertainties on rules PRIOR to your run Be responsible for your own safety and the safety of others; Obey instructions from race officials. Always demonstrate appropriate conduct, behaviours, gestures, language and communication with all people involved and attending. Inform a Technical Official immediately after withdrawing from a race. Failure to do so before the end of the event may result in a suspension. Demonstrate support for, and respect the rights and dignity of, and show courtesy to all other persons Never engage in inappropriate conduct including the use of offensive language and gestures that are demeaning to others Care for the equipment and facilities made available during training and competition Always consider the safety and wellbeing of other participants before performance and results Respect the privacy of other athletes and persons at all times Adhere to anti-doping policies Display appropriate conduct, behaviours, gestures, language and communication with all other persons. Any breach of the Code of Conduct should be sanctioned. Obstacle Australia/Australia Ninja Games will define the terms of the sanction and the disciplinary procedures. For the purpose of this code of conduct, other persons attending includes, but not limited to; athletes, coaches, officials, volunteers, family, spectators, media, sponsors.

Support People/Spectator Code of Conduct Support people and spectators are required to: Respect the decision of officials. Follow the protest and appeals process. Understand that sport is designed to be fun and that participating for enjoyment and wellbeing should always come before performance and results Participate in positive cheering that reinforces and encourages participant efforts Never engage in inappropriate conduct including the use of offensive language, drinking or smoking whilst in the presence of junior athletes or spectators Encourage athletes to play by the rules and to show respect to coaches, officials and opponents at all times Respect the rights and dignity of every person including athletes, coaches, officials, support people and spectators; and never engage in behaviour that abuses, demeans, provokes or harasses others At all times act as a role model for others, displaying high standards of good sporting behaviour Call out and refer to organisation authorities all acts of unethical behaviour, whether from athletes, coaches, officials, support people or spectators Any breach of the Code of Conduct should be sanctioned. Obstacle Australia/Australia Ninja Games will define the terms of the sanction and the disciplinary procedures.

Coach Code of Conduct Coaches are required to: Respect the decision of officials. Follow the protest and appeals process. At all times act as a role model for others, displaying high standards of good sporting behavior Respect the rights and dignity of every person regardless of gender, race, ethnicity or sexual orientation Promote a safe and inclusive environment, in which every person is protected and free from discrimination, harassment and abuse Ensure every person has equal opportunity to participate regardless of age, ability or experience Ensure that all equipment and activities meet safety standards and are appropriate to the age and abilities of every person Promote the principles of fair play and discourage foul play and/or unsporting behaviour Always consider the safety and wellbeing of athletes before performance and results and follow the advice of a physician/medical officer in determining when an injured athlete may return to training and competition Maintain respectful and appropriate relationships with every person, especially to athletes to which you owe a duty of care Never engage in inappropriate conduct including the use of offensive language, drinking or smoking, whilst in an official capacity Ensure coaching qualifications are up to date and accredited by the appropriate sporting body Follow the guidelines and rules set down by the organisation and governing body Call out and refer to organisation authorities all acts of unethical behavior, whether from athletes, officials, support people or spectators Any breach of the Code of Conduct should be sanctioned. Obstacle Australia/Australia Ninja Games will define the terms of the sanction and the disciplinary procedures.

CODE OF CONDUCT 1 Technical Officials Code of Conduct Technical Officials are required to: Be knowledgeable and abide by World Obstacle Bylaws and Regulations, Code of Ethics, Competition Rules and other World Obstacle policies, procedures and guidelines. Be fair, consistent, and impartial to ensure equitable treatment for all athletes. Have a thorough knowledge of the rules and procedures for the particular event or position assigned and review them prior to a competition. Cooperate with fellow officials to conduct competition in a safe and professional manner. Be courteous and avoid confrontations or making derogatory comments to athletes, coaches, spectators, or other officials. Demonstrate respect and courtesy for other officials. Avoid interfering with duties assigned to other officials or publicly questioning the performance of other officials. Assist in correctly applying rules and support final decisions rendered by chief officials. Provide and accept performance feedback in a positive manner.

Technical Officials Code of Conduct (cont.) Honor all assignments and agreements made for performance of officiating and support duties. Do not discriminate against any individual or group on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age, or other protected characteristic. Do not engage in harassment by making unwelcome advances, remarks, or display of materials where such would create an intimidating, hostile, or offensive environment. Do not fraternize with athletes or coaches, provide tips or comments which could be construed as coaching for any athlete, nor cheer for or provide encouragement to particular athletes or teams during a competition. Do not use tobacco products while in the field of competition, nor consume alcoholic products before or during a competition. Do not seek recognition or attention during a competition. Conduct an honest self-evaluation after each competition, to identify errors made and areas for improvement; and be receptive to suggestions for conducting events in the best possible manner in the future. Any breach of the Code of Conduct should be sanctioned. Obstacle Australia/Australia Ninja Games will define the terms of the sanction and the disciplinary procedures.

Technical Officials Code of Conduct (cont.) Honor all assignments and agreements made for performance of officiating and support duties. Do not discriminate against any individual or group on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age, or other protected characteristic. Do not engage in harassment by making unwelcome advances, remarks, or display of materials where such would create an intimidating, hostile, or offensive environment. Do not fraternize with athletes or coaches, provide tips or comments which could be construed as coaching for any athlete, nor cheer for or provide encouragement to particular athletes or teams during a competition. Do not use tobacco products while in the field of competition, nor consume alcoholic products before or during a competition. Do not seek recognition or attention during a competition. Conduct an honest self-evaluation after each competition, to identify errors made and areas for improvement; and be receptive to suggestions for conducting events in the best possible manner in the future. Any breach of the Code of Conduct should be sanctioned. Obstacle Australia/Australia Ninja Games will define the terms of the sanction and the disciplinary procedures.