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Post by soccerworld1974 on May 28, 2020 14:56:56 GMT -5
Interested to hear how those have been formatted from club to club with the current times?
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Post by oraclesfriend on May 28, 2020 16:41:53 GMT -5
Depends. The ones we did looked different depending on the club and coach. One was technical skills and then 1v1 and 2v2 and then shooting. One was technical skills then small sided scrimmage. One was technical skills then possession drills and then shooting.
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Post by coffee on May 28, 2020 17:09:46 GMT -5
Depends. The ones we did looked different depending on the club and coach. One was technical skills and then 1v1 and 2v2 and then shooting. One was technical skills then small sided scrimmage. One was technical skills then possession drills and then shooting. What level of play were those for? How long did they last? Thanks. |
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Post by oraclesfriend on May 28, 2020 17:28:12 GMT -5
Depends. The ones we did looked different depending on the club and coach. One was technical skills and then 1v1 and 2v2 and then shooting. One was technical skills then small sided scrimmage. One was technical skills then possession drills and then shooting. What level of play were those for? How long did they last? Thanks. I PM'd you. |
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Post by soccerworld1974 on May 28, 2020 23:16:34 GMT -5
Wait what... 1v1, 2v2... Is that even allowed right now. My son attended an assessment where they played 6v3 possession but defender were restricted to no tackling and had to just intercept passes. I think it is insane but know programs are trying their best to make due.
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Post by Keeper on May 29, 2020 0:19:04 GMT -5
Wait what... 1v1, 2v2... Is that even allowed right now. My son attended an assessment where they played 6v3 possession but defender were restricted to no tackling and had to just intercept passes. I think it is insane but know programs are trying their best to make due. No any type of scrimmage or contact is not allowed at all. But clubs have been breaking the rules and executive orders all week. |
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Post by fanatic21 on May 29, 2020 4:07:56 GMT -5
Where does it say that no scrimmages or contact is allowed?
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Post by ga3v3 on May 29, 2020 6:10:34 GMT -5
Unless your a new player it’s only a tactic to keep you from trying out at another club. Plain and simple
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Post by mistergrinch on May 29, 2020 7:21:30 GMT -5
Where does it say that no scrimmages or contact is allowed? Groups of 10 or less + social distancing != scrimmages
Clubs are doing small sided at these evaluations generally, but some are definitely bending.
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Post by soccernoleuk on May 29, 2020 7:41:11 GMT -5
We did one with 2 girls present. The session was foot skills with some speed/agility mixed in.
Another was 4 girls, using half of an 11 v 11 field performing technical skills.
I have heard of clubs running full on scrimmages and having dozens of kids out on the field at the same time. I have also heard of high school coaches going out to open fields during the past 2-3 weeks, with their players and running 2+ hour sessions mixed with technical drills and scrimmages.
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Post by fanatic21 on May 29, 2020 7:42:28 GMT -5
What I read from the executive order about camps does not say social distancing required within groups, only have to keep groups separate from other groups - can’t mix/switch them at all
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Post by oraclesfriend on May 29, 2020 8:03:23 GMT -5
As I mentioned in other posts both my kids have been doing private training this whole time. In the days of shelter in place they were alone with their trainer or or other kid and 6 feet apart or more. Since the shelter in place went away there have been smaller groups. Generally little to no contact for the older kid and no contact for the younger. HOWEVER during the training sessions (while most fields were still closed) we witnessed an entire team (or at least 2/3 of one since we don't know the players personally) in their club gear training with scrimmaging. This was at the end of April. They still do it as we continue to see them while my kids are doing their privates. So yes clubs have been breaking the rules and for a while.
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Post by crazzzy4soccer on May 29, 2020 10:46:46 GMT -5
As I mentioned in other posts both my kids have been doing private training this whole time. In the days of shelter in place they were alone with their trainer or or other kid and 6 feet apart or more. Since the shelter in place went away there have been smaller groups. Generally little to no contact for the older kid and no contact for the younger. HOWEVER during the training sessions (while most fields were still closed) we witnessed an entire team (or at least 2/3 of one since we don't know the players personally) in their club gear training with scrimmaging. This was at the end of April. They still do it as we continue to see them while my kids are doing their privates. So yes clubs have been breaking the rules and for a while. Curious at what field you’ve seen this? And does club gear=organized team practice? |
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Post by oraclesfriend on May 29, 2020 11:06:10 GMT -5
As I mentioned in other posts both my kids have been doing private training this whole time. In the days of shelter in place they were alone with their trainer or or other kid and 6 feet apart or more. Since the shelter in place went away there have been smaller groups. Generally little to no contact for the older kid and no contact for the younger. HOWEVER during the training sessions (while most fields were still closed) we witnessed an entire team (or at least 2/3 of one since we don't know the players personally) in their club gear training with scrimmaging. This was at the end of April. They still do it as we continue to see them while my kids are doing their privates. So yes clubs have been breaking the rules and for a while. Curious at what field you’ve seen this? And does club gear=organized team practice? I did not state that the practice was organized by their coach. I do not know if that was true or not. Like I said I don't know all of the players personally (just a few). I don't want them to get in trouble because it is not my place so I am not going to state which field but I will say it was in northern Fulton county. They were all wearing their club gear. They had pennies to scrimmage with and their training is organized by someone (parent/uncle/coach- unknown by me). |
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Post by soccerfan07 on May 31, 2020 8:24:35 GMT -5
Evaluations were simply a formality to imply opportunity. 3 days scheduled, first day rained out, offers given out a few hours later for 2nd team. Top team was filled 2+ weeks earlier.
Told not to wear any club gear, supposed to be small groups of no more than 10, at public park that has never been used by club in at least 8yrs. 3-4 groups with 3-4 coaches.
Offers/decisions made by previous year coach.
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Post by floyd on May 31, 2020 9:10:08 GMT -5
Just curious. Which club and age group was this that was trying to only fill its second team?
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Post by bogan on May 31, 2020 9:19:08 GMT -5
Just curious. Which club and age group was this that was trying to only fill its second team? PM’d you. |
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Post by soccer888 on May 31, 2020 9:19:09 GMT -5
Evaluations were simply a formality to imply opportunity. 3 days scheduled, first day rained out, offers given out a few hours later for 2nd team. Top team was filled 2+ weeks earlier. Told not to wear any club gear, supposed to be small groups of no more than 10, at public park that has never been used by club in at least 8yrs. 3-4 groups with 3-4 coaches. Offers/decisions made by previous year coach. "Evaluations" were a joke and, for the most part, only offered to kids moving from other clubs. New kids took top spots instead, while loyal lower team kids were not even allowed to try out for top team at their own club. |
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Post by soccerworld1974 on May 31, 2020 21:51:47 GMT -5
Hmmmm, I witnessed the same except in some certain age groups with some specific coaches.
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