Integrity & athlete welfare.

Coaching should be honest, fair and centred on athlete welfare. Every shooter deserves respect, clear expectations and constructive feedback. Coaches are expected to model the discipline, responsibility and conduct they ask of others.

• Honest guidance and transparent expectations around progress, selection and fees.
• Fair treatment, constructive feedback and respect for every shooter.
• Athlete welfare ahead of pressure for results, with the coach acting as a positive role model.

A shooting result must reflect genuine sporting performance. Athletes, coaches and staff should respect the rules, reject attempts to fix scores or outcomes, and report suspected manipulation or suspicious approaches through the appropriate channel.

• Accurate scores and results earned through genuine performance.
• No fixing, improper advantage, betting-related influence or misuse of inside information.
• Speak up promptly when an approach or outcome appears suspicious.

Harassment, bullying, neglect and verbal, physical, psychological or sexual abuse have no place in sport. Professional boundaries apply on the range, in planned accommodation, during events and travel, and online. Every athlete should be able to train in a safe, respectful environment.

• A training environment built around dignity, inclusion and athlete welfare.
• Clear professional boundaries between coaches, staff, athletes and visitors.
• Participants are encouraged to ask questions, express discomfort and seek help.