jpeter
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Not mine concern who, if, when or not pays attention to guidance. Just like guidelines, suggestion on how to conduct one self driving or as a person some people have good manners and work well with other and some not as much.
From what I've seen by chance is a mixed bag of youth teams during different things, some at parks, schools, and a complex or two.
My sons club still is not practicing and went back to virtual zoom training, being in LA there is not a lot of wiggle room what's really allowed and the organization only does thing strictly by the book.
My causal observation is there are some there are very strict with the guidance, entrance checks, masks, temps, spacing, no scrimmages. Others not so much: walk up, no mask, no check-in, normal close proximity practice, intra squad scrimmages, etc .
What's the split ? not sure but is different especially with the olders, I happen to be near a complex last night due to business so I took a walk around before the dinner meet and most of older club teams where not distant: 11v6 positional rondo, shooting attacking drills, crosses in the box, etc.
younger seemed different every in order, strict lines, spacing, back packs spread out, no close contact.
parents very mixed bag of mask or not but at least they where keeping there distances from one and other.
in any case teams and clubs even on the same ones where doing things differently for whatever reasons but don't see a problem with any of that.
im not sure what the motivation is for the kids besides being happy to be out there but it was a very subtle kind of thing as I didn't see any scrimmages besides some adults that where practicing.
Does the guidance work or is it very important that everyone follow it strictly? Not sure think more study or somethings would have to be considered. Sad that this is the only to get any team practice in, I'm just thankful my player has been able to train on his own, play privately with a few of his friends, and is still enjoying his summer biking, biking, skating, swimming, surfing, sand sports at the beach, etc while completing a college course on-line.
i hope club sports survive and eventually thrive again but have a feeling going to long haul to get back to anywhere to the peak levels they once where but let's hope more places open up and the numbers settle down.
From what I've seen by chance is a mixed bag of youth teams during different things, some at parks, schools, and a complex or two.
My sons club still is not practicing and went back to virtual zoom training, being in LA there is not a lot of wiggle room what's really allowed and the organization only does thing strictly by the book.
My causal observation is there are some there are very strict with the guidance, entrance checks, masks, temps, spacing, no scrimmages. Others not so much: walk up, no mask, no check-in, normal close proximity practice, intra squad scrimmages, etc .
What's the split ? not sure but is different especially with the olders, I happen to be near a complex last night due to business so I took a walk around before the dinner meet and most of older club teams where not distant: 11v6 positional rondo, shooting attacking drills, crosses in the box, etc.
younger seemed different every in order, strict lines, spacing, back packs spread out, no close contact.
parents very mixed bag of mask or not but at least they where keeping there distances from one and other.
in any case teams and clubs even on the same ones where doing things differently for whatever reasons but don't see a problem with any of that.
im not sure what the motivation is for the kids besides being happy to be out there but it was a very subtle kind of thing as I didn't see any scrimmages besides some adults that where practicing.
Does the guidance work or is it very important that everyone follow it strictly? Not sure think more study or somethings would have to be considered. Sad that this is the only to get any team practice in, I'm just thankful my player has been able to train on his own, play privately with a few of his friends, and is still enjoying his summer biking, biking, skating, swimming, surfing, sand sports at the beach, etc while completing a college course on-line.
i hope club sports survive and eventually thrive again but have a feeling going to long haul to get back to anywhere to the peak levels they once where but let's hope more places open up and the numbers settle down.
