Risk Assessment for AcroDance in Dance Studio

1. Physical Risks: AcroDance involves a combination of dance and acrobatics, and participants may be at risk of injury, including sprains, strains, and fractures, if proper techniques are not used or if warm-up, strengthening, stretching and progression skill acquisition plans are not followed.
2. Equipment Risks: AcroDance may involve the use of various pieces of equipment, including mats.  There is a risk of injury if equipment is not properly maintained or if it is used improperly.
3. Supervision Risks: Participants in AcroDance must be properly supervised to ensure their safety. Inadequate supervision may increase the risk of injury.
4. Environment Risks: The dance studio must be a safe and suitable environment for AcroDance, with adequate space, lighting, and ventilation. A risk assessment should be conducted to ensure that the studio is suitable for AcroDance and that any hazards are identified and addressed.
5. Participant Risks: Participants in AcroDance must be in good physical health and able to participate in physical activities. As with any physical activity, a medical assessment should be conducted to ensure that participants are suitable for AcroDance and that any underlying medical conditions are identified and addressed.
6. Emergency Planning: The dance studio must have a plan in place for dealing with emergencies, including first aid and emergency evacuation procedures.

To mitigate these risks, the following measures should be implemented:

1. Proper training and certification of instructors in AcroDance.
2. Regular maintenance and inspection of equipment.
3. Adequate supervision of participants at all times.
4. Provision of a safe and suitable dance studio environment.
5. Implementation of a comprehensive emergency plan.