What should be done at least twice a season?

• A. Practice emergency action plans
• B. Attend a game
• C. Review rules
• D. Personal evaluation

Answer: (A)

Practicing emergency action plans regularly keeps the response to injuries or other emergencies organized and ready to go. Doing this at least twice a season ensures everyone knows their role, can communicate effectively, and can move quickly even if staff changes or circumstances shift. It also gives a chance to test equipment, confirm up-to-date contact information, and coordinate with local medical responders, so the plan actually works when it’s needed. While attending a game or reviewing rules are useful activities, they don’t establish or verify a practiced, coordinated response. Personal evaluation helps the individual, but a team-wide plan requires rehearsal to ensure everyone acts together under pressure.