High Performance Program definition
High Performance Program means the national team program operated by the Corporation for high performance athletes;
High Performance Program means a documented process to achieve a series of goals determined by the Board.
High Performance Program means a managed intervention program agreed with the Members which is designed to identify, recruit and develop talented athletes to achieve optimal performance in target shooting competitions.
Examples of High Performance Program in a sentence
Should the Athlete breach any material term or condition of this Agreement, Boxing Canada will be entitled to immediately terminate this Agreement and may, in addition, impose sanctions against the Athlete including, among other things, withdrawal of privileges, and/or suspension or removal from the High Performance Program, National Team or any particular Event or Program.
More Definitions of High Performance Program
High Performance Program. (HPP) Athletes means those Athletes who are categorized according to Boxing Canada’s High Performance Program Selection Policy. All HPP Athletes are subject to doping control conducted by the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES), AIBA and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). Those Athletes comprising the Boxing Canada HPP may be selected in and/or eligible for possible selection for a Boxing Canada Event or Program.