Training and Competition. □ train regularly, consistently giving his/her maximum effort during training and competitions. □ set measurable goals and work with coaches to achieve the goals. □ listen to and show respect for his/her coaches and all officials.
Training and Competition. □ always respect the technical officials’ decisions. □ encourage the athletes to respect the competition, technical officials and volunteers. □ be respectful that the race corral is for athletes and coaches and should be an independent space free of parent intervention.
Training and Competition. I. Present a schedule of mandatory training programs and competitions tailored to the individual needs of the Athlete to progress towards achieving agreed upon objectives and goals of the Athlete and National Team (the “Agreed Upon Training Plan”). The plan will be developed in consultation with the Athlete and the Athlete’s coaches;
Training and Competition a) Discuss and confirm your annual training and competition plan (YPI) and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) with your coach and SDSC, at the start of this agreement. These give you clear and realistic goals for the period of this commitment. If you have engaged the services of a Personal Coach, you are responsible to ensure that he or she complies with the obligations undertaken in this Agreement and work with the SDSC to fulfil your YPI and KPIs.
Training and Competition a) Submit a copy of your Annual or Multi-year Training Plan and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), after consultation with the SDSC and your coach, by the due date.
Training and Competition. 10. The NSO will:
Training and Competition. 3.1 The general training and competition plan will be produced by the HP Consultant. The plan will be further developed and adjusted in consultation with the HP Training Centres coaches.
Training and Competition. 7. The NSO, may:
Training and Competition. Full effort is expected during practices and competitions. Track and Field is a varsity and junior varsity competitive sport. Coaches must be able to coach and athletes must be able to train without distractions and disrespect. If your athlete is disruptive or disrespectful they will be sent home. It is the parents responsibility to pick them up in a timely manner or have them walk home. Sent home twice and they will be suspended, sent home a third time and they will no longer be on the team.
