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Hornets to reopen training facility for volunteer individual workouts Tuesday

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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - As the National Basketball Association plans its return to the court amid the COVID-19 pandemic, teams are slowly working its ways back into the facilities.

Currently, there has not been any approved plan as to when and how the league will continue its season.

The Charlotte Hornets announced it will open its Novant Health Training Center for voluntary individual player workouts beginning Tuesday, May 26.

Hornets officials say they have consulted with government officials, local health agencies, the NBA and team physician, Dr. Joe Garcia.

The on-court workouts will follow the NBA guidelines and include strict protocols.

The following procedures will be implemented for those players that choose to utilize the Novant Health Training Center during this initial phase: