What membership, insurance and accident reporting do I need?

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Under the Freestyle Canada 2025-2026 Canada Cup Guidelines:

All athletes, coaches, officials and volunteers must have a valid Freestyle Canada membership. Coach and team officials register through the SnowReg event link; a coach licence is required for the free coach lift tickets (maximum 1 per 4 athletes).
Development series events require at least a Freestyle Canada Provincial level athlete licence and registration. FIS series events require a FIS age and licence.
Every competitor must have their own medical and life insurance that is adequate and covers the manoeuvres performed in training and competition.
Athletes, officials and other members take part at their own risk. The organizing committee, the P/TSO, Freestyle Canada and the resort are not responsible for accidents, damaged or lost equipment or second- or third-party claims.
After an accident, your coach is responsible for filing an accident report with Freestyle Canada.
Refunds: no refunds once the event has begun (the start of the first practice session). A refund for injury is considered if the injury is reported to Freestyle Canada's events coordinator at least 1 week before the event, with a medical note sent by your coach. Any refund incurs card and/or SnowReg transaction fees.
Recommended entry fees: Development series $280, Canadian Junior Championships $300, FIS series $325 (before taxes).