14 Del. Admin. Code § 1040-4.0 - Individual and Team Workouts and Conditioning Programs
4.1 A Member School may provide individual and team Workouts and Conditioning Programs Out-of-Season and in the Summer provided the requirements in 4.1.1 through 4.1.6 are met.
4.1.1 The Workout session or Conditioning Program shall be available to all students accepted and registered in the Member School and shall not be restricted to members of a particular team. The Workout session or Conditioning Program shall not be available to students who are not accepted and registered in the Member School.
4.1.2 Student athletes' participation in the Workout session or Conditioning Program shall be voluntary.
4.1.3 Aerobic, agility, balance, flexibility, and resistance training is permitted. Sport-specific instruction and equipment is prohibited.
4.1.4 The Member School shall require student athletes to provide their own workout clothing so that the school's uniforms are not used.
4.1.5 Workouts and Conditioning Programs shall meet the safety standards required during In-Season Practice.
4.1.6 During the Summer, a Member School may conduct a Conditioning Program if it is phased in gradually, individually, and progressively to minimize the risk of injury.
4.2 Coaches who supervise individual and team Workouts and Conditioning Programs shall meet the requirements in subsections 4.2.1 through 4.2.3.
4.2.1 A coach shall not provide instruction at individual or team Workouts or Conditioning Programs. The coach may provide equipment and supervise Workouts and Conditioning Programs Out-of-Season and in the Summer. Coaches who supervise a Workout or Conditioning Program shall follow all of the requirements in subsection 4.1.
4.2.2 A coach shall not directly or indirectly require a student athlete to participate in a session or program.
4.2.3 If a coach's school or district decides to compensate the coach for supervising a Workout or Conditioning Program, the coach may be compensated for supervising a Workout or Conditioning Program if the compensation is part of the coach's duties under the coach's employment contract or as part of an extra pay for extra responsibility (EPER) position.
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4.1 A Member School may provide individual and team Workouts and Conditioning Programs Out-of-Season and in the Summer provided the requirements in 4.1.1 through 4.1.6 are met.
4.1.1 The Workout session or Conditioning Program shall be available to all students accepted and registered in the Member School and shall not be restricted to members of a particular team. The Workout session or Conditioning Program shall not be available to students who are not accepted and registered in the Member School.
4.1.2 Student athletes' participation in the Workout session or Conditioning Program shall be voluntary.
4.1.3 Aerobic, agility, balance, flexibility, and resistance training is permitted. Sport-specific instruction and equipment is prohibited.
4.1.4 The Member School shall require student athletes to provide their own workout clothing so that the school's uniforms are not used.
4.1.5 Workouts and Conditioning Programs shall meet the safety standards required during In-Season Practice.
4.1.6 During the Summer , a Member School may conduct a Conditioning Program if it is phased in gradually, individually, and progressively to minimize the risk of injury.
4.2 Coaches who supervise individual and team Workouts and Conditioning Programs shall meet the requirements in subsections 4.2.1 through 4.2.3.
4.2.1 A coach shall not provide instruction at individual or team Workouts or Conditioning Programs. The coach may provide equipment and supervise Workouts and Conditioning Programs Out-of-Season and in the Summer. Coaches who supervise a Workout or Conditioning Program shall follow all of the requirements in subsection 4.1.
4.2.2 A coach shall not directly or indirectly require a student athlete to participate in a session or program.
4.2.3 If a coach's school or district decides to compensate the coach for supervising a Workout or Conditioning Program , the coach may be compensated for supervising a Workout or Conditioning Program if the compensation is part of the coach's duties under the coach's employment contract or as part of an extra pay for extra responsibility (EPER) position.