Analysis of the Principles and Examples of Fault and Responsibility of Martial Arts Coaches as a social phenomenon

With the increasing number of sports operations and the widespread acceptance of sports by the people and, consequently, the increasing rate of injuries during sports, the issue of civil liability in sports is emerging. Among these, martial arts are different from other sports in terms of causing physical injuries due to the many physical conflicts that they have during exercise. The purpose of this article is to investigate the dimensions and examples of fault and responsibility of martial arts coaches as a social phenomenon. The research method in this research is descriptive-analytical, which has been done mainly by using primary research sources and reading jurisprudential-legal sources. The results showed that by defining the duties of coaches, the scope and scope of these responsibilities will be determined. Martial arts coaches have responsibilities for performing their duties in the field of sports. If they fail to perform their duties, they will have civil liability, which may be due to the act or omission of the coach. The responsibility of a martial arts instructor is the instructor's obligation to compensate for the damage caused to another as a result of his or her act or omission.