A maximum of 3 credits per academic year may be recognized for this type of activity.

Credits may be awarded for participation in sports training activities in compliance with article 13.8 if, according to a report from the person in charge of the activity, attendance of at least 90% of the total hours established by the activity is certified.

In this sense, the Sports Service of the University of La Laguna organizes physical-sports activities, tournaments and internal/own sports competitions in any modality (individual, in pairs or in teams) for university students, where skills are applied and transmitted in the acquisition of values such as health, equality, inclusion and education for all people through compliance with the general regulations.

In internal competitions in any modality (individual, pairs, or team), athletes who have successfully completed the sports training competencies in acquiring values such as health, equality, inclusion, and education are awarded a total of 12.5 hours per competition. This estimated number of hours, established by the Sports Service, includes in-person attendance at scheduled matches, the dates of which cannot be changed. These hours may vary depending on whether or not the athlete progresses through the competition rounds, as students commit to participating according to the published schedule. Furthermore, the workload includes the individual's independent learning of game strategies, both individually and as a team, as well as the set of values of university sport that pertain to fair play and respect among athletes, referees, and spectators. Failure to attend a match, whether by a team or an individual in individual sports, or failure to acquire the set of values of university sport, will result in not successfully completing these competencies.

For courses prior to the one in which the old Regulations for the Recognition, Adaptation, and Transfer of Credits remained in effect, the catalogs approved for each academic year will continue to apply. The credit summary for these courses is available in the following Comparative table of credit allocation according to academic year.