Show a commitment to becoming a better soccer player
Attend as many training sessions as possible (prioritize your free time)
Be prepared for training sessions - arrive early, with proper equipment and drink
Work hard in training sessions - use soccer skills whenever possible
Take chances with new skills & don't be afraid to fail
Practice at home at least 10 minutes per day
Do your best to execute the team's system of play
Be part of the action and not a spectator
Communicate with your teammates and trust them to do their job
Respect your teammates, coaches and referees (they're all human)
Show a positive attitude and good sportsmanship
Work hard in school - 2.5 or higher GPA and no D's or F's
Communicate with coaches if you will miss or be late for training or games, or need a ride

Players earn Viper Improvement Points by demonstrating measurable improvement in physical ability, technical skill, tactical awareness and execution, and knowledge of the Laws of the Game. Improvement means more playing time, and is measured during drills and tests during training, and through specific objectives during games. Certain levels of improvement are rewarded with small soccer-related gifts.

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