パーソナルトレーニング事故の原因など 消費者事故調が報告書
The Consumer Affairs Agency has released a report addressing the increase in injuries during personal training sessions. This report outlines preventive measures to reduce the occurrence of such accidents. The findings highlight the need for improved safety protocols in personal training environments.
- ▪The report was published by the Consumer Affairs Agency's Safety Investigation Committee.
- ▪There has been a rise in accidents resulting in injuries during personal training sessions.
- ▪The report includes recommendations for preventing future incidents.
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