How to act in the following situations

1

Adolescents are being mocked, declared outsiders or are made a fool of by somebody (bullying or mobbing).

2

Single athletes/adolescents are chosen for special activities, get presents or special attention.

3

Texting or what’s app/messenger/facebook messages with personal content, without any direct sport relation, are sent to one adolescent in particular.

4

Private trainings or meetings outside the usual training times happen more frequently.

Coaches are often alone with one athlete/adolescent.

5

Adolescents are touched in a way, which is not related to an immediate sport activity.

Inappropriate contacts happen repeatedly.

6

Jokes and stories with sexual background are told to young athletes/adolescents.

7

Comments about the physical appearance of adolescents without any relation to sports are made.

8

Athletes / Adolescents exhibit changed behavior patterns and/or show disorders, e.g. in relation to physical proximity and distance behavior, negative or supercritical body consciousness, excessive sport activities or suddenly avoiding sport activities and/or distance to the team or the community.

9

Young athletes/children suddenly lose interest in the sport and don’t want to attend practice anymore.

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