10/10/22

Telluride Adaptive Sports Program

COVID-19 Staff, Volunteer and Participant Agreement
Winter 2022/2023

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The Telluride Adaptive Sports Program (TASP) is excited to welcome you to our programs this winter in a safe and thoughtful approach as we strive to bring back all of our pre-pandemic offerings. We as an organization have learned a ton through the COVID-19 pandemic and we feel at this time we are able to offer healthier programs than ever. By instilling a strict procedural process every single day that allows us to make swift and educated responses around staff and student health, we feel we can offer you an experience that brings comfort. As we continue to learn how to live with COVID-19 in our communities for the long haul, we know we are not out of the woods yet and all past safety measures can not entirely be put to rest. Below is a list of how TASP will face the threats of COVID-19 head on and it is your attention to these details, in a shared relationship with TASP, that will allow all of us to participate with safety, fun and learning as our goals, as always;

  • If you are feeling unwell, please do not come to TASP. If you start feeling unwell during your day at TASP, go home immediately. We feel this one very simple requirement can save everyone a little bit of piece of mind. For more specific guidelines, please CLICK HERE.
  • If you are unwell, please get tested for COVID-19 and do not return to TASP programming until you are cleared through the current CDC Guidelines
  • TASP is a proponent for the COVID-19 vaccine if it is available for you. TASP also supports COVID-19 boosters if and when they are available for you.
  • At this time, the COVID-19 vaccine and booster(s) are NOT required for participation in TASP programs
  • COVID-19 vaccine and booster(s) are HIGHLY ENCOURAGED. There is a spot on TASP registration to log your vaccine and upload your card if you would please.
  • TASP reserves the right to do periodic COVID-19 testing of its staff and volunteers through the season
  • TASP may ask multi-day ski/ride camp participants who may also be sharing lodging to test for COVID-19 pre-arrival or upon arrival.
  • Testing positive for COVID-19 automatically disqualifies staff, volunteers and students from participation in TASP programs until you are cleared through the current CDC Guidelines
  • As local, regional and or national COVID-19 caseloads and hospital burden may increase, TASP reserves the right to put in place specific safety measures in its facilities, vehicles, outside on our programs and general participation guidelines that could include, not all inclusive;
    • Limiting or eliminating indoor space to get ready for ski/ride lessons and wrap up for the day
    • Wearing approved face masks inside our facilities and vehicles
    • Physical distancing inside our facilities
    • Physical distancing outdoors when possible
  • If you have a specific condition or general request for stricter precautions during your time at TASP, please make that request at time of booking. Examples could include requesting a fully vaccinated instructor or co-instructor. Masks to be worn at all times. Meet for your ski/ride lesson outdoors. Physically distancing when possible outdoors.
  • Cancellations due directly to COVID-19 will be handled on a case-by-case basis. If you arrive to one of our programs and your time with us has to be canceled due to COVID-19 it is not the responsibility of TASP to accommodate your lodging or transportation due to your trip being cut short.
  • We are all here to support each other through this process. Please, if you have questions or requests, never hesitate to contact our office to speak with Tim McGough, TASP Program Director.