Starz Diving Club
The Indianapolis Regional Dryland Training Center
National Training Center
Visiting Club Protocol

Rules for Use:

1. All athletes must be accompanied by and under the direct supervision of a registered US Diving Coach and / or an AAU registered coach, unless otherwise specified, the activity must be supervised by a representative of the National Training Center, Indianapolis Regional Training Center, or the Starz Diving Club staff.

2. No unbelted somersaults without the full use of the ropes and spotting rig are permitted on any of the equipment.

3. One athlete is permitted on a trampoline, dryland board, or any other single piece of equipment at a time.

4. No foolish behavior.

5. Individual clubs are financially responsible for any equipment that is broken during the use of that equipment by any direct or indirect representative of that team.

6. No food is permitted in the dryland training center.

7. Athletes and coaches must follow any behavior guidelines given by the acting supervisor of the facility.

8. In the case of an emergency, follow the emergency action plan on the back of this protocol.

9. Athletes must be respectful of other people and the facility while on Dryland Training Center grounds.

10. Any failure to comply with any of the above rules will likely result in immediate expulsion from the center and an appropriate fine for any damage that may have been occurred.

Directions to the Dryland Training Center from the Natatorium:

Drive around the back of (the west side) of the Natatorium to University Blvd. Take Michigan Street oneway left over the White River, and about 2 miles out of town. Turn left onto Warman Street. Travel a couple city blocks on Warman and turn right just after the Red Cross Sign into what used to be Central State Hospital. Travel through the gates, and take an immediate left after the front guard hut. The Regional Dryland Training Center is downstairs in the building at the end of the parking lot.

Emergency Action Plan: Phone 911

1. No one touches or moves the injured party other than the certified primary rescuer or emergency medical personnel.

2. Witnesses must stop what they are doing and ensure the coaches are informed immediately of the injury.

3. The emergency action plan calls for either the primary rescuer (the coach in charge) or a designated witness to dial 911 for emergency medical attention. The IRDTC staff is outfitted with cellular telephones for emergencies.

4. The caller will inform the police of the nature of the accident and that transportation is requested. Also, location information shall be passed on to the police:

“Take Warman, which is between Michigan and Washington, just west of downtown Indianapolis, to Central State Hospital. There is a Red Cross sign out in front of the gate. Enter the gate and take the first available left, just past the guard hut, to the building entrance. The dryland center is located downstairs.”

5. All divers and coaching staff members shall be available to respond to the instructions of he primary rescuer.

6. Divers and coaching staff members should not discuss accidents with anyone, due to the privacy of the injured, until permission has been cleared by Coach John Wingfield, Director of the Indianapolis Regional Dryland Training Center.