LVPI requests permission for volleyball players’ training resumption

It’s Philippine volleyball’s turn to seek government approval to allow its stars to resume training amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The Larong Volleyball sa Pilipinas Inc. submitted a 13-page document to the government outlining its own measures and protocols that will guarantee the safety of its athletes as they return to training.

The government had already allowed basketball and football to resume individual training and LVPI is confident the Philippine Sports Commission would support its set of protocols that include calibrated baseline guidelines.The case of volleyball is different and exempted from the go signal that the Philippine Basketball Association and the Philippines Football League got.

The PBA and PFL are under the supervision of the Games and Amusements Board, through which the government coursed its approval for resumption of training. But if the government green-lights the LVPI request, national athletes signed to club teams and even college standouts who are linked to PVL and PSL squads can resume training.

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