TX HB3811

Requires youth athletics associations that conduct high-risk sports activities on state or public property to adopt policies mandating coaches and athletics personnel complete a free youth injury mitigation and information course approved by the Department of State Health Services

Defines high-risk youth athletics activities to include baseball, basketball, cheerleading, field hockey, football, ice hockey, lacrosse, soccer, and volleyball for athletes younger than 15 years of age

Training course must cover emergency preparedness for traumatic injuries, concussions and head trauma, heat and extreme weather-related injuries, physical conditioning and equipment usage, and heart defects that can lead to sudden cardiac arrest

Coaches and athletics personnel must complete the course within 30 days of beginning their role and annually thereafter, with associations required to maintain records of course completion

Provides civil liability immunity to coaches and athletics personnel who complete the required training and reasonably follow the safety techniques taught in the course