Amateur Athletic Field Events Travel Insurance

What are athletic field events?

Field events include activities like javelin, discus, hammer throw, shot put, long jump, high jump, and more. These events require physical skill and often involve organized training or competitions at club or amateur level.

Do I need travel insurance for field events?

Yes. Whether you're attending a local meet or an international amateur competition, travel insurance tailored to field events protects you against sports injuries, gear loss, trip delays, and medical emergencies.

Why choose us?

• Tailored cover for amateur athletic field event participants
• Flexible policies for individuals, teams, and training camps
• Protection whether you're training, competing, or spectating
• Clear, reliable cover - no hidden exclusions for sports events

What’s included in field event insurance?

Our policy includes medical treatment for injuries, lost gear cover, trip cancellation, and third-party liability - designed for javelin throwers, shot putters, jumpers, and more.

Does standard travel insurance cover fields?

Usually not. Many general policies exclude amateur competition or training injuries. Our specialist coverage fills that gap for peace of mind.

Can I get insurance if I have a medical condition?

Yes, in many cases. Disclose your condition when applying, so that we can assess based on your medical history and the nature of your travel and activities.

Is there an age limit for field events cover?

Coverage is available to a broad age range. Check your quote for any age-based limitations, particularly for higher-intensity throwing events.

Top locations for athletic field events

• United Kingdom – University and club meets throughout the year
• Germany – Renowned amateur athletics leagues
• United States – State and collegiate track & field events
• Australia – Seasonal athletics competitions
• South Africa – Popular for warm-weather training camps

What to bring to a field event

• Your own javelin, discus, or shot (if allowed)
• Spiked shoes or event-specific footwear
• Support braces or compression gear
• Warm-up clothing and competition kit
• Hydration supplies and first aid
• Proof of insurance and competition registration

Common injuries in field events

Injuries can occur even with proper form and training. Common field-event risks include:

• Shoulder or elbow strains from throwing
• Lower back or hip injuries from forceful movements
• Ankle or knee injuries during landing or take off
• Accidents involving other participants or gear

Our insurance helps with hospital stays, surgery, recovery support, and return travel if necessary.

Safety tips for field athletes

• Warm up and stretch thoroughly before events
• Use regulation equipment and proper technique
• Follow all safety rules and event protocols
• Stay hydrated and avoid overexertion
• Listen to your body - don’t push through pain