OBLIGATIONS OF THE ATHLETE Sample Clauses

OBLIGATIONS OF THE ATHLETE. The ATHLETE shall: a. Maintain status as a member in good standing of FHC and as per policies set by FHC, pay any and all membership dues, insurance fees, and national team levies as approved and assessed by the National Team programs and FHC from time to time; b. Under the supervision of the National Coach or his/her designate, actively participate in all training programs, competitive activities, evaluation activities, and reporting procedures approved by the National Coach or by FHC for the National Teams Program; c. To play field hockey outside of the FHC system the ATHLETE must obtain clearance from the National Coach; d. Demonstrate commitment to high performance field hockey by: i. Developing and maintaining a high level of fitness; ii. Following an individual training and competitive program approved by the National Coach; iii. Maintaining regular contact with the National Coach or with his/her designate, iv. Maintaining training logs and reporting as requested to the National Coach, v. Participating in athlete monitoring and sport science tests as requested by the National Coach or his/her designate; and vi. Living in an environment that is conducive to high performance athletic achievement and avoiding activities that put the ATHLETE’S ability to perform at risk; e. Within one week (7 days), notify the National Coach or his/her designate verbally of any injury or other legitimate reason that might prevent the ATHLETE from fulfilling any obligations under this Agreement. In the event of injury and within one week of its diagnosis, the ATHLETE shall supply the National Coach with a certificate from a medical doctor describing the nature of the injury. Athletes approved for out of country training must contact the National Coaches directly if they foresee any problems meeting the above timelines around injury reporting; f. Provide pertinent medical information to FHC’s medical staff as requested, and consult with medical staff regarding the use of prescription and non-prescription drugs; g. Wear and use approved national team uniforms at all national team activities including training, competition, competition-day warm-ups, opening and closing ceremonies, post-competition ceremonies, press conferences, photo sessions, promotional events and other public appearances, at all times and in the proper manner as directed by FHC. ATHLETES wishing to be selected for Major Games, agree to sign other agency agreements related to sponsorship and promotion. The...
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OBLIGATIONS OF THE ATHLETE. The Athlete shall, throughout the Term: (a) under the supervision of the National Coach or designate, participate as directed in all National Team selection events, training programs, competitive activities, evaluation activities and reporting procedures approved by BCS; (b) maintain his or her status as a member in good standing of BCS, including but not limited to abiding by all policies, rules and regulations of BCS in effect from time to time; promptly paying all membership dues, license fees and levies as approved and assessed by BCS; and paying all other required fees and expenses associated with training and competition; (c) at the earliest possible date, notify the National Coach or designate, in writing, of any injury to the Athlete or any other legitimate reason that might prevent the Athlete from fulfilling any of his or her obligations under this Agreement; (d) whenever representing BCS, while in or around competition sites and during media events and opportunities, wear in an appropriate manner, official National Team attire and maintain such official National Team attire in clean condition and in good repair; (e) review, adhere, comply and stay current with the equipment policy that is provided by BCS; (f) provide BCS with all current contact information and provide BCS with any information which may be requested from time to time in order to confirm the eligibility of the Athlete and adherence to CCES doping policies; (g) participate in BCS educational activities, BCS promotional activities, and sport-related, non- commercial promotional activities on behalf of the Government of Canada, Sport Canada and the IBSF as may be reasonably requested by BCS. The Athlete shall be compensated for all reasonably incurred out-of-pocket expenses that are incurred as a direct result of attending these activities. The Athlete shall not be required to participate in these activities if the time involved is in excess of the equivalent of five (5) days per year. The Athlete retains the right to review any and all materials, communications or means of transmission necessary to carry out the foregoing. Athletes are not required to participate in promotional activities of BCS sponsors but are encouraged to support the sponsors whenever possible. Themselves or their representative may negotiate an appearance fees associated with their participation; (h) grant BCS permission to use the name, likeness, photograph, image and/or voice, radio broadcast voice, signatur...
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OBLIGATIONS OF THE ATHLETE. The Athlete will:
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OBLIGATIONS OF THE ATHLETE. 4.1 The Athlete must: a) use the Grant solely for the Project or Projects for which the Grant is provided and in the manner described in the Application, unless the Athlete obtains the prior approval of the Sports Foundation to any variation; b) notify the Sports Foundation within 4 weeks of any changes to the information provided to the Sports Foundation in respect of the Project or Projects; and c) pass any donations received by the Athlete but intended for the Sports Foundation by the donor, to the Sports Foundation, and acknowledge that the Athlete holds such monies on trust as agent for the Sports Foundation in the interim. 4.2 The Athlete warrants that the information provided to the Sports Foundation in the Application and in respect of any Project is true and accurate.
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OBLIGATIONS OF THE ATHLETE. In consideration for the support provided by GymCan to me as a member of the National Team, as outlined in Section 1, I agree to be bound by the following: GENERAL
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OBLIGATIONS OF THE ATHLETE. During the term of the Agreement, the Athlete undertakes to conduct oneself in such a manner as to realize their full athletic potential thereby achieving excellence in international competition. In order to achieve this aim the Athlete agrees to:. (1) dedicate oneself to a training and competition program as set out amongst the Athlete, the Athlete's coach and Baseball Canada; (2) act as a "goodwill ambassador" for Baseball Canada; (3) provide Baseball Canada with appropriate information in respect to the Athlete's training program as Baseball Canada may reasonably request; (4) participate in those training camps and competitions, as stipulated by the coaching staff or as may otherwise be agreed upon between the Athlete and Baseball Canada, which training camps and competitions dates and times are set out and attached as Schedule "A" to this agreement. The Athlete acknowledges that dates and times set out for training camps and competitions are subject to change; (5) wear and use exclusively National Junior Team clothing and equipment as has been provided by Baseball Canada while travelling or participating as part of the National Junior Team; (6) adhere to all the rules, regulations, and conditions of eligibility and other pertinent materials issued by Baseball Canada as they may apply to the Athlete; (7) read and comply with Baseball Canada's published Anti-Doping Policy and Doping Control Program, the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport list of "Banned and Restricted Doping Classes and Methods" (as supplemented, amended and otherwise modified from time to time), including but not limited to avoiding the use of Banned Drugs and Methods; as well as submit, at any time, on an announced or unannounced basis, to drug control testing upon request by Baseball Canada, the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport or other authority as may be designated from time to time by Baseball Canada. The Athlete acknowledges receipt of the Anti-Doping Policy, Doping Control Program and list of Banned and Restricted Doping Classes and Methods; (8) participate in the Sport Medicine and Science Council of Canada's Canadian Athlete Medical Program from time to time as may be reasonably requested by Baseball Canada; (9) in the event that Baseball Canada has disbursed monies on the Athlete's behalf and said funds are reimbursed by third party insurer, the Athlete agrees to make assignment of any and all medical insurance proceeds up to that amount which Baseball Canada has disbursed...
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OBLIGATIONS OF THE ATHLETE. The Athlete shall: a) Pay all fees associated with participation in the program; b) Supply CB and BM with biographical information as requested, and keep BM updated on any address changes. BM will in turn supply this information to CB; c) Be a member in good standing of the respective provincial basketball association and abide by all the terms, conditions and policies for such membership. A copy of BM policies are available upon request. d) Upon invitation, attend, and actively participate in ALL training programs, and reporting procedures of the Centre for/de Performance-Prairies under the supervision of the Head Coach and CP-Prairies coaches. Failure to attend CP-Prairies sessions may result in the Athlete’s removal from the program; e) Demonstrate commitment to individual training programs developed in consultation with the CP-Prairies Head Coach. Maintain regular contact with the CP-Prairies Coaches regarding their progress in training. Submit training logs at intervals determined by the CP-Prairies Coaches. f) As early as possible, notify the CP-Prairies Coaches of any injury or other legitimate reason that will prevent the Athlete from attending sessions or fulfilling any obligations under this Agreement; g) Provide pertinent medical information to the Association’s medical staff as requested. h) Comply with CB’s anti-doping policies. Please note that athletes involved in the CP-Prairies Program are considered a part of CB’s high performance program and may be subject to announced or random drug testing by approved representatives of the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES). Accordingly the Athlete should be aware of the listing of banned substances and practices as identified by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) or CCES. A copy of this listing is available at xxx.xxxx.xx, or upon request from the Association’s. i) Wear and use apparel and footwear products provided by the Association at all Centre for/de Performance-Prairies activities at ALL times and in the proper manner as directed; j) As a member of the Association, behave in a courteous and respectful manner and adhere at all times to Canada Basketball’s policies relating to conduct, including but not limited to, the Discipline Policy, Harassment Policy, Gender Equity Policy. Copies of these policies are available at xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xx or upon request from the national office; k) Provide the Association with the right to use the Athlete’s name, nickname, likeness, signature and an...
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