Other Sports. During the term of this player contract the Player cannot without the Employer’s permission engage in or exercise sporting activities which are dangerous to the Player’s health (for example, motor sports, parachuting and similar). This prohibition can be deviated from by listing the sports that the Employer allows the Player to exercise: . Doing other customary sports is however allowed provided that these exercises maintain and improve the Player’s basic condition and performance in hockey.
Other Sports. The player shall not engage in other sports than ice hockey without the employer’s consent. The player shall not do the following sports under any circumstances (e.g. motor sports, sky diving; the forbidden sports are to be specified below): − However, the player is allowed to do other sports in a normal manner, if they support or improve the player’s basic physical condition and performance in ice hockey.
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Other Sports. As medical technology improves, it is likely that other sports will have to face questions similar to the ones that the PGA faced in the Xxxxxx case. At what point do surgeries and prosthetics become a competitive advantage for the disable athlete? Today, procedures such as Xxxxx and Xxxxx Xxxx surgeries prolong the careers of athletes whose injuries would have forced them into retirement a generation ago. The world of Track and Xxxxx has already been forced to confront the question of whether prosthetics give a disabled sprinter a competitive advantage. In 2007, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, a double amputee sprinter from South Africa, petitioned Track and Field’s governing body for the right to compete in qualifying for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Xxxxxxxxx is already an accomplished athlete, holding Paralympic records in the 100, 200, and 400 meter events. While running, Xxxxxxxxx uses a pair of carbon fiber prosthetics called “Cheetahs”. In a series of tests, the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) found that the “Cheetahs” are more efficient than the human ankle. The “Cheetahs” allowed Xxxxxxxxx to run at the same speed as able-bodied sprinters with twenty five percent less energy expenditure. Based on the results of the testing, Xxxxxxxxx was ruled ineligible for the Olympic Trials so long as he used the “Cheetahs”211. On May 16, 2008, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), an international sports appeals court, overruled the IAAF’s decision. CAS ruled that the studies on which the IAAF’s decision was based did not provide enough evidence to disqualify Xxxxxxxxx. The ruling opened the door for Xxxxxxxxx to compete in the Olympics if he posts a low enough qualifying time. Pistorius can gain an automatic berth in Beijing by running the 400 meters in 45.55 seconds during a sanctioned meet. Xxxxxxxxx’ current personal best in the 400 is 46.33 seconds. Even if Xxxxxxxxx fails to qualify for the 2008 Olympics, he plans to qualify for the World Championships and the London Olympics in 2012. If Xxxxxxxxx does qualify, the International Olympic Committee has said that it would welcome him into competition212. Going forward, more sports will face these types of questions. Under the interpretation of the ADA put forth in Xxxxxx, it may fall to the courts to determine whether these changes affect the fundamental nature of sport. 209 Morfit, supra note 2. 210 Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Teen Xxxxx Will be First to use Cart in LPGA Event, THE POST AND COURIER (Char...
Other Sports. In the event that University charters any air or ground travel for any additional sports for post-season away games for which IMG provides a radio broadcast, air charter and ground transportation for one (1) individual.
Other Sports. Since Player acknowledges that his participation in any other athletic activity might impair or destroy his skill as a soccer player, Player shall not with the written consent of the Club engage in such athletic activity which in the sole opinion of the Club might endanger his ability to perform his services hereunder.
Other Sports. School Lacrosse: - (September- January) All players are encouraged to play a fall/winter sport such as football, basketball etc. and will not be penalized in anyway if they cannot attend lacrosse events during this time. - (February - May) During the school spring season, players are encouraged to put their school program first in every situation. Failure to do such can result in the loss of playing time or suspension. Pregame and Practice: - Games/Tournaments: Please be at the field 40-60 minutes before the 1st game and 40 minutes for the remaining games. - Practice: Please arrive 10-15 minutes before all practices. - Note: Players are encouraged to do whatever it takes to get mentally focused and ready to compete at a high level for practices and games. Think about your role and what you need to do well in order for the team to be successful. Equipment: Players should double and triple check to ensure they have all equipment for practices and tournaments. (Helmet, gloves, elbow pads, shoulder pads, cleats, mouth guard, all uniform items, game/backup's stick, water, mouthpiece, cup!) "It is not your parent's fault if you forget any of the items above!" Prosper team colors only at practice and games. Game time: Players are encouraged to play smart, play full speed, play together, play physical, play to your ability, play fearless, be relentless, no palms up, and always be ready to make the next play in every situation. Please know that referees are are going to make lots of mistakes therefore players should focus on their responsibilities and situations they can control. Making the next play should be the focus in every situation. Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner: Player should not have cell phones at team meals. Players should talk and get to know each other better during team events. Players should eat healthy and light before games and try to eat a big healthy dinner! Players should drink as much water as possible.
