Description
Train and compete in individual or team sports at amateur or professional levels, demonstrating skill, fitness, and sportsmanship.
- • Attend scheduled practices and training sessions.
- • Compete in events in accordance with sport rules and regulations.
- • Practice under coaches and athletic trainers to build skills and conditioning.
- • Inspect and maintain personal sport equipment.
- • Maintain peak fitness through training, nutrition, rest, and health consultations.
- • Review performances to identify strengths, weaknesses, and adjustments.
- • Represent the team or sponsors in media, community, and promotional events.
- • Provide leadership as a captain or veteran teammate when needed.
- • Receive and apply coaching instructions and participate in post-event debriefs.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
