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SafeSport

Your hub for athlete safety

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The U.S. Center for SafeSport requires that certain USA Triathlon members and event participants must complete training to help protect athletes. These SafeSport training requirements are performed through your USA Triathlon member account. If training is required, members will see a banner that reads Invalid SafeSport Entry. Click Renew SafeSport and follow the instructions to take your required course(s).

  • Note: you must complete SafeSport Trained or Refresher 1, 2 or 3 to meet the training requirement. You are welcome to review the other SafeSport classes as well, but those will not satisfy the SafeSport requirement.

Once complete, save a copy of your completion certificate for your records. Email trisafesupport@usatriathlon.org with any technical difficulties.

  • Certified Coaches
  • Certified Officials
  • Certified Race Directors
  • Race Directors of events with athletes aged 17 or younger
  • Certain Athletes
    • U.S. Elite and Elite Paratriathlon National Team Members
    • USA Triathlon Funded Athletes
    • Athletes Competing in World Triathlon events
  • Club Board Members
  • Adult club members who are in a position of authority over or who have regular contact with a minor athlete
  • Anyone planning to attend an event at the Olympic and Paralympic Training Center
  • USA Triathlon staff

Note: athletes under the age of 18 do not need to complete SafeSport training

USA Triathlon requires the reporting of sexual, emotional or physical misconduct by any member to either the U.S. Center for SafeSport or to USA Triathlon. If you have reasonable suspicion of sexual misconduct or harassment, child abuse (including child sexual abuse) or intimate relationships involving an imbalance of power, make a report to both the U.S. Center for SafeSport and law enforcement and comply with any other applicable reporting requirements under state law.

To report a concern directly to the Center by phone, please call 833-5US-SAFE (587-7233) or submit an online report

The U.S. Center for SafeSport has exclusive jurisdiction over allegations of sexual misconduct. The Center also may exercise discretionary jurisdiction over and accepts reports of emotional and physical misconduct (including but not limited to bullying, hazing, stalking and harassment), and MAAPP violations. Reports of emotional and physical misconduct and MAAPP violations may also be reported directly to USA Triathlon via online reporting form or email at trisafe@usatriathlon.org.

Keeping Multisport Safe#

  • USA Triathlon's Safe Sport Policies and References

    In conjunction with the U.S. Center for SafeSport and the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee, USA Triathlon has developed SafeSport policies, procedures and references to protect our athletes.

  • U.S. Center for SafeSport MAAPP 

    The Minor Athlete Abuse Prevention Policies (MAAPP) is a collection of prevention and training policies that bind adult participants and organizations in the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Movement.

    MAAPP is a collection of proactive prevention and training policies with three primary components: an Education and Training Policy, Required Prevention Policies and Recommended Prevention Policies.



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There are several In-Program Activities that require parental/guardian consent as per the Minor Athlete Abuse Prevention Policies (MAAPP). Below are the minor consent forms for certain In-Program activities that may be encountered in Triathlon.

If a consent form is needed for a certain activity, please get a signature from the Minor Athletes Parents/Guardians and submit the completed consent form to TriSafe@usatriathlon.org

It's helpful to have support in your own community. Local service providers make it easy for you to access care, and they are knowledgeable about local resources that can assist you. Click here to find help in your area.

Contact TriSafe@usatriathlon.org with questions.