Since suffering numerous muscular injuries in the last few seasons with a subsequent loss of funding from her endorsement deals, professional tennis star Robin Ace has changed her practice methods to train under legendary coach Steve Winsalot. Prior to this new training regimen, Robin had to train without sport-specific support and services she once had as a funded athlete. Now, thanks to her newfound training relationship, she is able to train with access to the latest tennis specific training tool. She has spent the last few months using the tool to ensure optimal training and to utilize the varying training options, including injury prevention techniques, while also studying the data review of her movement during training to reduce the likelihood of further muscular injuries. Having thoroughly prepared for a tournament, Robin qualifies for participation. Part of her training requires her to use a monitor on her tennis outfit to gauge her fatigue level. With no restrictions prohibiting the use of the monitor, Robin intends to wear it to help her better understand how she performs. However, she will be the only competitor to use such a tool.

1. Is Robin's use of this tool ethical?

2. How can Robin use ethical leadership to make sure she can continue to use this monitor?

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