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Voluntary OTAs (Organized Team Activities) begin Tuesday, May 26

Chargers Training Camp: Mandatory Photo Credit: David Frerker

The San Diego Chargers begin voluntary Offseason Training Activities (OTAs) on Tuesday, May 26. It will be the first opportunity for the offense and defense to work together on the same field.

Chargers Training Camp: Mandatory Photo Credit: David Frerker

Chargers Training Camp: Mandatory Photo Credit: David Frerker

On Tuesday, the players will be on the field from approximately 11:15-12:45 p.m. The stretch and individual periods (approx. 11:15-11:45 a.m.) will be open for still and video photography. Once that period ends, media may stay and watch the remainder of the OTA, however all photography and live reporting (including tweeting) must cease until practice concludes. Head Coach Mike McCoy and players will be available for interviews at the conclusion of practice outside the locker room.

For planning purposes, the OTAs that will be open to the media are Monday, June 1 and Monday, June 8. They are scheduled for 10:55-12:25 p.m. with a shooting period scheduled for approximately 10:55-11:25 a.m.

The team’s mandatory mini-camp practices on June 16-18 (Tues-Thurs) at Chargers Park also are open to the media. The mini-camp practice schedule is TBA.

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David Frerker is a San Diego-based professional sports photographer, journalist, and founder of San Diego Sports Domination. A graduate of San Diego State University with a degree in Journalism and an emphasis in Media Studies, he has covered San Diego sports since 2012. His photography work includes Major League Baseball for USA TODAY/Imagn Images, along with professional and collegiate sports throughout Southern California. He is also the Director of Photography for the San Diego Strike Force and has worked with organizations including Sports San Diego. In addition to photography, David is an award-winning blogger who has written more than 1,200 articles, contributed guest articles, and appeared on numerous podcasts covering sports in San Diego.

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