Indoor sports

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The more important question is what is the health of the other family members. The kid, if participating in indoor sports, can be an asymptomatic case. The cases of youth sports positives have mostly been mild or asymptomatic. But that does not mean they can't bring it back home to a grandparent or a parent with risk factors.

Don't participate if your family is multi-generational.

Meaning living with grandparents with co-morbidity or living with you in lieu of being in a nursing home or long term assisted care.

[Anonymous]

No, we are not doing indoor soccer this winter and our 7th grader's basketball league is moving outdoors, using local tennis courts and portable basketball hoops.

[Anonymous]

Absolutely not.

[Anonymous]

Nope, outdoor only for us.

[Anonymous]

This is a really tough decision especially for athletes that are in their recruiting process for their sports - its mainly being done virtually with videos.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Swimming yes, indoor soccer no.

+1. USA Swimming's protocols and those of our team have made us feel fairly comfortable sticking with indoor swim. However we are not letting DC participate in meets, since it's exposure to a much larger group of people from all over the region.

I would not allow close contact sports such as basketball, wrestling or indoor soccer.

[Anonymous]

Yes we are doing indoor sports. But my entire family has already had Covid.

[Anonymous]

We are signed up for indoor soccer to start in January....will be ready and willing to pull out if numbers continue to rise. Same with basketball - I'll be surprised if it really happens. We have no co-morbidities and opted to cancel our Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, so won't be seeing any older adults in family or in the community. Hoping vaccine distribution goes smoothly later this month so that the biggest community risk can be reduced.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, we are not doing indoor soccer this winter and our 7th grader's basketball league is moving outdoors, using local tennis courts and portable basketball hoops.

Nice - where is this basketball league? was hoping MS and ES basketball leagues might try to find a creative way to do basketball outside.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Swimming yes, indoor soccer no.

+1. USA Swimming's protocols and those of our team have made us feel fairly comfortable sticking with indoor swim. However we are not letting DC participate in meets, since it's exposure to a much larger group of people from all over the region.

I would not allow close contact sports such as basketball, wrestling or indoor soccer.

Indoor soccer is a sport?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, we are not doing indoor soccer this winter and our 7th grader's basketball league is moving outdoors, using local tennis courts and portable basketball hoops.

Nice - where is this basketball league? was hoping MS and ES basketball leagues might try to find a creative way to do basketball outside.

I would like to here about this league as well thanks

[Anonymous]

Just pulled our kid out of swimming. We were comfortable with it before, not now that we’ve all caught a cold from the kid (not covid thank goodness). That’s the only place he’s been indoors, so obviously not safe enough.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, we are not doing indoor soccer this winter and our 7th grader's basketball league is moving outdoors, using local tennis courts and portable basketball hoops.

Nice - where is this basketball league? was hoping MS and ES basketball leagues might try to find a creative way to do basketball outside.

I would like to here about this league as well thanks

Not in the DMV area any longer

[Anonymous]

Not really useful to mention then

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are but I may make them wear masks.

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