Official Parent/Athlete Guide to SUCCESS at SKKY ALLSTARS! Thank you for your interest in SKKY All-Star Cheerleading! As we prepare for our

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1 Official Parent/Athlete Guide to SUCCESS at SKKY ALLSTARS! Thank you for your interest in SKKY All-Star Cheerleading! As we prepare for our season, we are looking forward to another very exciting and successful year. We look forward to meeting our new SKKY members, and welcoming back all of our returning athletes. There is no previous experience necessary to begin your all-star journey. We are dedicated to giving each cheerleader the ultimate training to develop Level 1-5 all-star skills. Our staff gets to know each individual, helps them set and reach goals, learn the value of loyalty and teamwork, and become committed, responsible athletes, to ultimately give them a successful season of competitive cheer. The following information is to help each family understand the commitment level that it takes to be an athlete with SKKY Allstars. Please take the time to thoroughly read over the packet to prepare you, your family, and your child for the experience of SKKY s all-star cheerleading program. It is with the belief that it takes a partnership between parents and

2 coaches to keep the athletes focused, driven, and successful. SKKY seeks to create overall success among every level, division, and team in our gym. The coaching staff is the most qualified and talented staff in the tri-state area, and continues to better their knowledge every day. Our staff is trained to coach with pride, class and dignity. We focus on teamwork, integrity, and structured, safe workouts. If at any time while reading through this packet, you should have questions or concerns, please feel free to *Thank you and we look forward to a great year!* *The Staff at SKKY Allstars * Expectations Dedication, commitment, positive attitude, and hard work are what we expect our team members to bring with them to every practice. The SKKY Allstar s staff trains to be the best in their field. Each coach is capable of developing a champion out of every athlete that aspires to become a champion. Sometimes this requires dedication above and beyond your regular practice schedule. Throughout the season, additional mandatory practices may be added to ensure the confidence and preparation of each team before competition. Students may miss optional/not required school activities, or

3 family functions, to be a part of SKKY Allstars. Notice for extra practices will be given as soon as possible to help avoid these types of conflicts, but we need you to be aware that they may occur. What can you expect in return from SKKY Allstars? We are interested in investing more than just one season with each athlete. We will teach the progression of skills necessary to continue through each level that is within reach for each child. Our training style is technical. We want the athletes to be able to execute each skill with correct technique before moving on. Strength and confidence begin to grow with this style of teaching. It does however require patience and commitment on the part of the athlete and parent. Every athlete has their own pace at which they progress and the SKKY Allstar staff is dedicated to their individual progress, as well as the overall success of each team. It is our mission to provide a positive environment, where athletes are learning and improving with each season. Creating winning routines is a process, ever changing and evolving into an award winning and nationally recognized style known as SKKY Allstars. Are you willing to put in the extra time it takes to be a member of one of the BEST programs in the U.S?

4 The SKKY All-Star staff is 100% dedicated to the development of your child. Team Development Building POWERFUL CHAMPIONS! Phase I -Tryouts Phase II Advanced Assessment of Skills Phase III Team Placement Phase IV Re-evaluation of Team Needs During the season, the coaches will spend many hours working towards building the strongest teams possible. When each individual position (flyer, base, back spot) is thoughtfully put together, the result is a high performance program: SKKY Allstars. *(Team placement is not guaranteed based on request, carpool, practice availability, or previous team assignments.) Team Try-Outs/Evaluations were held on May 16 th, 17 th, 20 th, and 21 st. Phase I Tryouts All athletes (new and returning) attend an age breakout session to be evaluated. Each athlete has the opportunity to show his/her skills in the following areas:

5 Jumps, Stunts, Dance and Tumbling. Each athlete is assessed and scored by certified USASF members. The SKKY staff has the knowledge and experience to build successful teams based on the competitive scoring systems that need to be met. Phase II Team Placement Athletes are placed on their team, and begin working towards solid stunt groups that will be utilized in the choreography of the routine. There is still potential for team placement movement during this phase based on team need. Most changes will occur before routine choreography begins. Since SKKY is dedicated to successful teams at every level and division, there are no guarantees of placement on a certain level/team at this time. We are committed to being able to put teams on the floor that have the ability to maximize the score sheets as a whole, not just based on what skills only a portion of the athletes possess. For example: an athlete with both base and flyer potential and has their round-off handspring tuck could be placed on a level 2 team to develop flying skills further OR placed on a level 3 team as a base who is contributing a tuck to the team tumbling. Example: A flyer who is placed on a team for their flying skills may possess higher level or lower level tumbling skills than the team level but is needed for their flying skills for a particular stunt group that will benefit the team. Example: A base who is needed for strength in a stunt

6 group may or may not possess the tumbling skills of the team level but is needed for their experience in stunting for a particular stunt group. Phase III Skill Classes The skill classes will be offered throughout the summer for all levels. There will be several tumbling camps, stunt clinics, flyer training, and more offered throughout the summer/season. During this time, SKKY staff will continually evaluate the progression of each athletes skills. Phase IV Revisions to team placement after early preseason are usually minimal, and athletes are informed individually if movement is deemed necessary. Team development can be stressful for athletes. The SKKY staff is dedicated to doing what is best for a team to ensure a successful season. With our belief of the Parent/Coach relationship that is needed, we ask that parents help their athletes through these phases with the assurance that they will be placed on a strong and successful team that is the best fit for him/her to showcase their skills. All of these considerations are with the mission of creating a strong TEAM. In the event an athlete is working higher level tumble skills than his/her team level, he/she will still have

7 the opportunity to practice those skills during his/her team s tumbling sessions. In the event an athlete is working lower level tumble skills than his/her team level, he/she will have the ability to do modified drills to ensure his/her safe progression. Attendance Policy SKKY can only be successful with a MANDATORY attendance policy! Excused absences include: family emergency or a school event that earns a grade. Other sports or work that conflicts with SKKY practices are NOT excused. If a conflict with an outside sport arises, athletes and parents must make arrangements for the athlete to attend SKKY practice and competitions. Absences must be reported to your coach prior to missing practice. If you do not reach the team coach, please know that leaving a message/text/ does not mean the absence is excused. Must text BOTH or ALL team coaches. School Spring Break will not be honored as we have too many school schedules to contend with. We ask families to plan their vacation schedules when

8 SKKY is closed, unless a weekend has solidly been cleared by SKKY staff. SKKY athletes practice10 months of the year. 3 excused absences max from August through May are allowed. (If on Worlds team, please refer to Reign contract) The gym is closed on designated weeks as per the SKKY member Calendar. Summer attendance is VERY important to the development of the athlete and tumbling progression. Please note that we expect athletes to attend tumbling and clinics throughout the summer, however, we understand this is prime vacation time. Athletes must be on time to practice. Continual tardiness will be grounds for disciplinary action or dismissal. An unexcused absence will warrant disciplinary action, or be grounds for dismissal. If you are injured or sick, you must still attend practice. You will not be required to fully participate. You will be required to watch any changes that directly affect you. Please note that in the event of athlete injury, there are no tuition credits for the time the athlete is recovering. If an injury occurs outside of cheer, you are still responsible for tuition and fees, as that will cover the cost of your replacement.

9 All competitions are absolutely mandatory. If an athlete is injured and needs to be excused from full participation, a doctor s note is required to secure his/her placement on the team. In the event an athlete is injured or ill but has not been to a doctor, parents must speak to the team coaches directly to make them aware of the circumstances, and to avoid any miscommunications between the athlete and coaches. Please understand that in the event that an athlete is not able to practice prior to a competition, it is at the coach s discretion to allow him/her to compete or to arrange a fill in for the event; however, the athlete will be responsible for the competition fee whether he/she competes or not. Unique only to SKKY Allstars Getting Involved! Jr. Staff Program is a volunteer program offered to team members at SKKY Allstars. Jr. Staff is selected on their leadership skills, ability to teach and spot, availability, years at the gym (or in Allstar cheer) and overall dedication. These team members work with

10 our younger teams. They learn how to coach and increase overall program bonding. Gym Wide Service Projects SKKY Athletes are encouraged to get involved with the community, or even globally to reach out to others in need. We are not just training cheerleaders; we are training LEADERS. We feel that teaching children to reach out to others and see beyond themselves is so important. In past seasons SKKY has: collected canned goods and items for families in need, participated in a walk for Hydrocephalus Awareness, partnered with Lisa s Army in their fight against Ovarian Cancer, Walked for Breast Cancer Awareness, The Children s Hospital of Philadelphia, Catholic Charities Appeal, and a local orphanage in an effort to give back to the community and help children less fortunate than ourselves. We are so excited to continue our efforts within the community with our SKKY gives back campaign. RULES AND REGULATIONS

11 LEADERSHIP Each member and parent must be aware of the responsibilities required, and the commitment they are making to the team. Each member must be willing to cooperate with and be respectful to the coaches. Each member must realize the manner in which they conduct themselves while representing SKKY Allstars, in or out of uniform; this directly reflects on the entire squad and coach. Each member must be willing to work hard, take direction, and strive for excellence. EXPECTATIONS Members will set and maintain the highest examples of behavior. Athletes will remain fully dressed in uniform at all events. Coach s decision is final in regard to this topic! MEMBERS MUST BE ON TIME TO ALL ACTIVITIES! Members will do everything in their power to achieve personal and team goals. Each member is responsible for finding out any missed information from practices.

12 Team members must attend and participate in all practices. Members understand they are required to represent themselves in an appropriate manner on all public forums (ie. Facebook, Twitter, Snap Chat, Instagram, VSCO, Musically, Vine, Tumblr, Youtube etc.). There may not be inappropriate photo postings, foul language, or inappropriate public discussions as a SKKY member. Doing so is grounds for immediate dismissal. COMPETITIONS Members are required to attend all competitions. This means through the awards ceremony. If a parent is unable to stay for the whole competition, other arrangements must be made so that the member can stay through the awards ceremony. Members are required to stay and watch ALL SKKY TEAMS at away competitions. The HIGHEST standard of sportsmanship is expected from athletes and parents, or any persons attending representing SKKY Allstars. Athletes must be properly prepared for competition. Athletes must have a clean uniform and shoes. Our appearance is to present ourselves as uniform as possible with a well-rounded, disciplined, and respectful look.

13 DISMISSAL Grounds for dismissal from SKKY Allstars include, but are not limited to: Smoking, drinking of alcoholic beverages or use of drugs will warrant immediate dismissal from the program. Challenging the authority of the coach or person in charge, by competitor or parent, will be automatic dismissal from the program. Abusive behavior, lying, stealing or any other negative form of behavior is grounds for dismissal. Any negative behavior towards SKKY Allstars members or members of another gym, via any medium (i.e. Facebook, Twitter, Snap Chat, Instagram, etc.) will result in dismissal. No inappropriate language or pictures to be used on the internet by SKKY athletes. SKKY Allstars Parental Obligations, Rules and Regulations Parents must have their athlete at all events and competitions on time. Parents are to inform the coach, in advance, if the athlete will be late or absent for an

14 event/practice. Parents are to fulfill all financial obligations on time. No athlete will be allowed to continue with a balance on their account. Parents are asked to be supportive of SKKY and help your athlete be the best they can be through communications with coaches/directors. If a parent is unable to stay for an entire competitive event, other arrangements must be made for their athlete as they will be required to stay through awards. Do not challenge or behave negatively toward a coach s decision regarding uniform choice, event chosen, routine or practice. This will result in a consequence for your athlete. Parents may never call a competition company regarding travel and events. In addition, parents may never speak, or attempt to speak with, judges. Parents are asked to maintain manners and civility at all functions. Questioning competition employees, or getting in heated discussions at an event, will be cause for probation for the respective athlete. Posting on Facebook or any other type of

15 Travel media, directly or indirectly implying SKKY in a negative manner will result in immediate dismissal from the program. Discussing any dissatisfactions regarding SKKY Allstars with other SKKY clientele is not tolerated in any setting, ie. gym, parking lot, competition venue, etc. SKKY Allstars has an open door policy for families to approach any director or coach with concerns to find a successful resolution. General Information for Travel Teams: All Cheerleaders will be given hotel recommendations for competitions requiring an overnight stay. It is your responsibility to arrange the hotel stay within the block of rooms SKKY Allstars reserves at each hotel, during the specified reservation timeline. Travel attire will be discussed with each team prior to each travel competition. Athletes are to display examples of good sportsmanship at all times while representing SKKY Allstars. This includes behavior towards SKKY families, staff, opposing competition, venue staff,

16 spectators, etc. Parent Guidelines for Travel representing SKKY Allstars: No foul language No public intoxication or exposing children to any actions related to the consumption of alcohol. Smoking is only allowed in designated areas as determined by the venue in attendance. For safety reasons, parents must check in frequently with their athlete s coach. Parents are to display examples of good sportsmanship at all times while representing SKKY Allstars. This includes behavior towards SKKY families, staff, opposing competition, venue staff, spectators, etc. If there are any complications, concerns, issues, etc., while traveling with SKKY Allstars, parents are to resolve such issues directly with SKKY coaching staff and/or chaperones in a responsible, respectful manner. Parents assume responsibility for their additional family members and/or guests traveling with SKKY Allstars.

17 Uniforms and Appearance PRACTICE ATTIRE: Practice apparel is available in the SKKY store for purchase, but is not mandatory. It is recommended that SKKY apparel or SKKY colors be worn during practice. Hair must be in a high ponytail or securely pulled away from the face during practice. No Gum allowed in the gym at any time. No Jewelry. The SKKY Coaches are not liable for injuries sustained as a result of a violation and the athlete is expected to participate in the remainder of practice. Please do not get new piercings from August- May. New piercings will need to be taped during summer months and may be stud piercings only. Parents and athletes understand that injuries can occur from piercings and athletes are still expected to fulfill all practice obligations. No Cell Phones. If there is an emergency your athlete can be reached through the SKKY staff.

18 Tina Kayla Lala Cheerleading Shoes ONLY. COMPETITION UNIFORM: Uniforms are a custom design. Custom Uniform Package Includes Top and Shorts. The estimated cost for the season for levels 1&2 is $350, and for levels 3-5R is $400. Senior 5 Reign will have (2) mandatory uniforms, each costing about $400. It is possible to rent uniforms for a smaller cost. Bow and sneakers are additional. In the event any increases are incurred for the design/shipping/ordering in the season, there may be a minimal increase. Payment due in FULL at the athlete first practice. Fitting Dates will be determined and ed to registered families. SKKY Store SKKY apparel and items are available through the store stock items and periodic sales. Items representing SKKY Allstars must be purchased through the SKKY store ONLY. Independently designed items are not permitted. SKKY Allstars has sole rights to the logo, team names and all representation of the SKKY Allstars program, and does not allow individuals or

19 companies without approved rights to create their own promotional items. These policies are enforced to ensure proper and approved representation of the SKKY Allstars gym and athletes. Note: anything purchased through the store MUST be paid for at the time of purchase. Nothing from the store will be put into your SKKY account. Fundraising Fundraising is optional and will be managed by our Fundraising Coordinator. The Fundraising Coordinator is in the process of finalizing those fundraisers which we will participate in for the season. The current list of fundraisers being offered will be sent out monthly to registered families. Fundraised money can be used to offset expenses such as uniform cost, competition fees, tuition, etc. Fundraising for the upcoming season will begin in August Important Dates Please Note the Following: MANDATORY Choreography dates-tbd (may range from July-September) Weekday practices begin for ALL competitive teams on July 31 st, Weekend and Expo team practices begin the first

20 weekend in September. Competitions occur between December through May. A complete competition schedule will be released once competition dates are finalized. Competitions typically occur on Saturdays OR Sundays. Occasionally we may attend a two day event. We do NOT compete every weekend of the competition season. Please note there can be changes to competition schedules based on team situations, overall satisfaction with competition companies, or competition attendance. Competition Scheduling is always subject to change! Any additional important dates will be/are posted on skkyallstars.com and notice will be given. Full Year Season Scheduling & Membership Fees **NEW** 10 Month Payment Plan (11 months for Reign) SHOOTING STARS- Exhibition/Special Needs Practice Schedule: 1 hour, 1x per week September April: TBD Membership Cost: No monthly fee SKKY ALLSTARS TENTATIVE LIST OF FEES (August-May)

21 Glow Tuition: $55 per month x 8 = $440 Tumbling, Choreography/Music, and Competition fees included. Total Cost = $440 Tiny Twinkles Tuition: $25 per month x 10 = $250 Tumbling: $40 per month x 10 = $400 Choreography/music= $100 Competition Fees = $525 Total Cost = $1,275 Divide by 10 = $128 per month Level 1 (mini/youth/junior/senior) Tuition: $55 per month x 10 = $550 Tumbling: $40 per month x 10 = $400 Choreography/music= $150 Competition Fees= $600 Total Cost = $1,600 Divide by 10 = $170 per month Level 2 (mini/youth/junior/senior) Tuition: $55 per month x 10 = $550 Tumbling: $40 per month x 10 = $400 Choreography/music= $160 Competition Fees = $800 Total Cost = $1,910 Divide by 10 = $191 per month Level 3 (mini/youth/junior/senior) Tuition: $55 per month x 10 = $550 Tumbling: $40 per month x 10 = $400 Choreography/music= $170 Competition Fees = $975 Total Cost = $2,095 Divide by 10 = $209 per month Level 4/Level 5 Restrx. (youth/junior/senior) Tuition: $55 per month x 10 = $550 Tumbling: $40 per month x 10 = $400 Choreography/music= $180 Competition Fees= $975 Total Cost = $2,105 Divide by 10 = $211 per month Level 5 (senior) Worlds Tuition: $60 per month x 11 = $660 Tumbling: $40 per month x 11 = $440 Choreography/music= $200 Competition Fees = $1,200 Total Cost = $2,500 Divide by 10 = $228 per month **If your child crosses to multiple teams you will be charged a monthly fee of $50 to cover competition costs charged by

22 each individual event. PLEASE NOTE: Monthly Membership cost DOES NOT include US FINALS, SUMMIT, WORLDS, UNIFORM, or CROSSOVER FEES. In the event that a team does not compete at all of the indicated numbers of competitions for any reason (ie. athlete injury, absence etc.) tuition costs will remain the same as they are paid in advance to competition companies and nonrefundable to SKKY Allstars. ALL FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE Transportation & Hotel expenses for travel teams are NOT included above. Early in the season there may be a need for additional practice time to prepare routines, while later in the season, or around heavy competition months, we may reduce schedules to rest our teams. These changes do not affect tuition payments. All full year families are required to submit auto-payment information. Payment must be received prior to the 10 th of each month or fees will be applied to the auto-payment information submitted. If at any time a family becomes more than 1 month behind in tuition payments, the athlete will sitout at practice until account is satisfied. Beyond 2 months, athlete will be dismissed from their team.

23 Financial Contract Explanation There are expenses that are paid by SKKY Allstars in advance for each athlete. If you choose to leave the program before your annual tuition is satisfied either for personal reasons, job transfer, moving to a new area, etc. we require a signed contract that each family agrees to pay a buy-out cost that will ensure that SKKY Allstars is refunded for the expenses and competition registrations that are paid in advance. This contract must be signed and turned in prior to your athlete participating in classes. This is not to penalize families if they decide SKKY is not a good fit for their family, but to recoup expenses that we pay for in advance and do not receive full payback until the end of 10 months payments for families who choose the monthly payment plan option. This member contract is included with this informational handbook for your review and completion. The buy-out does not apply if your tuition is paid in full however all tuitions paid are non- refundable. The positivity that is founded in SKKY is created by the belief that families should be happy to participate or happy to not participate, however it is not an option to be unhappy with the offerings of SKKY and stay in the program. (1) Copy of Insurance Card (2) Completed Try- Out/Evaluation Form with $50/$75 Try-Out/Evaluation

24 Fee (3) Copy of your Government Issued ID, i.e. Birth Certificate, passport, driver s license. Try-Out Checklist! Be Sure to Print Your Try-Out Packet! What to Bring to Your 1 st Team Practice See BelowJ Completed Payment Authorization Form **Auto-Payment is required for ALL Families. Signed Member Agreement Completed SKKY Waiver Form Completed Competition Waiver Form Copy of Birth Certificate, Passport, or other Government issued ID These items are required to participate at your first practice!! PAYMENT AUTHORIZATION REQUIRED FOR ALL MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS Please return completed form during your athletes first week of practice.

25 By checking this box, I authorize SKKY Allstars to charge my assigned account for all services and products related to my enrollment or my family s enrollment in classes and activities with SKKY Allstars. I understand that my account will be charged automatically. If my account should be denied, my tuition and/or additional charges will be due using another card immediately or my athlete will be dismissed from assigned team. Account Holder s Name (please print clearly) AccountHolder s Signature Student sname(s) Billing Address associated with account CREDIT/Debit CARD - Master Card VISA Discover American Express CardNumber Exp.Date / 3-4 Digit Code(on back of card) (or front of card for AMEX) Name on Card Phone:

26 SKKY ALLSTARS MEMBERSHIP AGREEMENT THIS MEMBERSHIP AGREEMENT is entered into for the cheerleading season, commencing on June and/or August 1, 2017 and to end on May 31, 2018, by and between SKKY ALLSTARS, LLC and BOTH the participating all star cheerleader and the parent guardian of the all star cheerleader ( member ). I. POLICY AND EXPECTATION The member has read and fully understands all policies, rules and expectations required to be a part of SKKY. The member is entering into this all star cheerleading program at their own free will. The member understands what will be expected of them both as a parent guardian and an all star cheerleader. The member will conduct themselves in a sportsmanlike manner and uphold the standards that are expected to be a part of SKKY. II. FINANCIAL COMMITMENT The member has read and fully understands the amount that is asked for to be a participant of SKKY. The monthly payment plan may range from $55.00 to $ per month depending on the age and level of the member. The member understands that the monthly amount is due on the 1st of each month. The member understands that there will be a late fee of $25.00 added if the monthly amount is not received by the 10 th of each month. A second late fee will be issued on the 15 th of each month for any and all outstanding accounts. The member understands if in the event that a charge is returned non-sufficient a return debit NSF fee of $25.00 per item will be added to that current monthly amount. The member understands, should their monthly amount not be paid and show a balance due, then SKKY will reserve the right to remove the member from participation until the amount is paid in full. If the member has a due balance for longer than 30 days, SKKY reserves the right to dismiss the member from the program and pursue a legal remedy and/or turn to collections. III. RELEASE AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK As the member, I understand and acknowledge that the activities that I or my child engage in while on the premises or under the auspices of SKKY pose known and unknown risks which could result in injury, paralysis, death, emotional distress, or damage to me, my child, to property, or to third parties. I expressly agree and promise to accept and assume all of the risks, known and unknown, connected with SKKY related activates, including by not limited to performance of stunts and/or use of trampolines. I elect for myself and my children to participate in such activities in spite of the risks. I hereby voluntarily release, forever discharge, and agree to hold harmless and indemnify SKKY from any and all liability, claims, demands, actions or rights of action, which are related to, arise out of, or are in any way connected with my child s participant in SKKY activities. I certify that my child has health, accident and liability insurance to cover bodily injury or property damage that may be caused or suffered while participating in this event or activity, or else I agree to bear the costs of such injury or damage to my child. I further certify that I am willing to assume and bear the costs of all risks that may arise or be created, directly or

27 indirectly, through or by any such condition. IV. TERMINATION OR DISMISSAL If the member should fail to follow any of the above mentioned expectations or pay the monthly amount as it becomes due or shall fail to perform any or observe any other term or condition of this agreement SKKY will reserve the right to dismiss the member from the program. If the member should be dismissed from the program, decide to quit or stop attending the required participant involvement there is a buy- out requirement set forth as the following. BUY-OUT requirement to exit the program is the amount of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00). This amount is the amount paid by the member as described in section II of this agreement. The buy-out amount must be paid in full upon departure. If the buy-out amount is not paid within thirty (30) days from the departure then SKKY reserves the right to pursue a legal remedy and/or turn to collections. This buy- out cost does not apply only if the annual membership cost is paid in full at the time of departure. The member is aware that all fees paid to SKKY are non-refundable. V. LEGAL Should SKKY be required to incur attorney s fees and costs to enforce this agreement, the member will indemnify and reimburse SKKY for such fees and costs. This agreement and any action related thereto will be governed, controlled, interpreted, and defined by and under the laws of the State of Pennsylvania, without giving effect to any conflicts of laws principles that require the application of the law of a different jurisdiction. If any provision of this agreement is, for any reason, held to be invalid or unenforceable, the other provisions of this agreement will be unimpaired and the invalid or unenforceable provision will be deemed modified so that it is valid and enforceable to the maximum extent permitted by law. AS THE MEMBER, I have had sufficient opportunity to read the entire SKKY Allstars Parent Guide as well as this entire document, I read and understand it and agree to be bound by its terms. Signature of Participant or parent guardian: Print Name of Participant or parent guardian: Date: IN consideration of (please print minor s name) ( minor ) being permitted by SKKY to participate in its activities and to use it equipment and facilities, I further agree to indemnify and hold SKKY from any and all claims which are brought by, or on behalf of minor and which are in any way connected with such use or participation by minor. Signature of Parent/Guardian: Date: