Austria: Codes of conduct for different sports disciplines | IAKS Worldwide

The Austrian Institute for School and Sports Facilities (ÖISS) has compiled codes of conduct for several sports disciplines, based on recommendations published by the Austrian sports federations.

They cover the following activities: High-level training (outdoor), high-level training (indoor), archery, golf, rowing, swimming, tennis, table tennis, and gymnastics.

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