USL Championship and League One Clubs Ease Restrictions on Training Protocols | Sports Destination Management

USL Championship and League One Clubs Ease Restrictions on Training Protocols

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Jun 26, 2020

The USL Championship and League One Task Forces, in conjunction with an affirmative vote by Championship and League One Board of Governors, have implemented Phase II training protocols. While these protocols are consistent across all leagues and teams, in order to be implemented they must be in alignment with all local and state health authority guidance. 
 
As part of the Phase II protocols, Championship and League One are now permitted to:

  • Expand non-contact training taking place on outdoor fields to include up to groups of ten
  • Allow coaches to provide technical instruction
  • Open weight room facilities
  • Expand player treatment beyond rehabilitative purposes

 The USL Championship has set a provisional return to play date of July 11, while League One has a provisional return to play date of July 18.

The United Soccer League (USL) is the largest professional soccer organization in North America, possessing nearly a decade of experience in bringing the world’s game to communities across the United States and Canada. Overseeing the USL ChampionshipUSL League One, and USL League Two, the organization is built on a proven and recognized model in international football and counts more than 100 clubs in its membership.

Based in Tampa, Fla., the USL has grown over the past decade into a model organization with strong corporate partnerships, stable organizational leadership, and a dedicated staff that provides outstanding support to member clubs and outside partners. Sanctioned by the U.S. Soccer Federation and Canadian Soccer Association, the USL is #UnitedForSoccer, moving the game forward in the United States and Canada.

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