Player Development. Players who are on practice roster agreements are allowed to partake in one (1) contact (shoulder pad) session per week within the four and a half (4.5) hour window for a maximum of fifteen (15) reps per session, per Player. These sessions cannot include members of the active roster.
Player Development. (a) The AFL will pay $470,000 to the AFLPA by 30 November of each year of the Term to fund Player Development Programs & Services.
Player Development. It is the Association's belief that players should receive training and playing time in more than one position over the course of a season. This makes our players more versatile and, therefore, better prepared for the inevitable day when they will be asked to play a "new" position (perhaps in high school upon the sudden arrival of a transfer All-State athlete who play “her” position). Teams with versatile players are also capable of remaining competitive in spite of the unavoidable injuries, illnesses and absences which occur on every team. All position players will receive instruction and practice in at least one infield position and at least one outfield position during the course of each season. Pitchers and catchers will receive instruction and practice in at least one other position. Coaches will make best efforts to see that players have playing time for new positions to ensure that these skills are reinforced. Playing Time A primary goal of the Lightning program is to prepare each player for a significant team role and for the playing time needed to reinforce the skills learned during practice. A key step in meeting this goal is to give every player a chance to perform in both league play and in tournament situations. For all age groups, differences in playing time are determined by relative player commitment, work ethic and skill, in that order. Players in the younger age groups may expect more equal playing time, while playing time for the older age groups will be geared more closely to player ability. Assuming good commitment, attendance and hustle, players may expect playing time as follows: Players on the 10U & 12U teams can expect to play about equally over the course of a season. For tournaments, these players will play at least half the innings in pool play and an average of at least 2 innings per game during championship play, all subject to time limits and "run-ahead" rule. For the 14U and older teams, "starting" lineups are emphasized during the more competitive league games as well as in tournament play. For league play, players 14u and older can expect to play at least 3 innings of each regulation (7-inning) game, with teams batting the full lineup. Players on these teams may expect a continuation of the younger team playing time policy for tournament pool play. Substitutions in invitational tournament bracket play, metro, regional and national qualifier tournaments and national tournaments will generally be in response to competitive s...
Player Development. The intern identifies, observes and reports on the delivery of a PGA supported player development program. This letter of agreement is between Florida Gulf Coast University Board of Trustees (hereinafter referred to as “the University”) and , the site at which the internship will take place (hereafter referred to as the Affiliate). The internship will be supervised by , who will be responsible for the evaluations of the student intern and the overall supervision of the internship on the golf facility site. The intern shall be considered a member of the golf operations staff and have the accompanying responsibilities and privileges. It is required that the intern work a period of 3.5 months, with the exception of the final internship, which will be an 8 month internship experience. It is required that the intern works full time to complete the internship within one semester. The exact hours worked may vary according to the needs of the supervising entity and the opportunities for the intern.
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