Ask me in November. I'll let know know when it's time to make the decision. |
About as much fun as the two of you. I bet your kids will be thrilled to be holed up with you. Dumb. And weak. Stop contributing to the gene pool as soon as possible. |
Given all of the work others have to do to get this ready by November, you'll understand of course if we don't wait for you to make up your mind. But duly noted. |
Look in the mirror |
Seriously, people? Both of you need to go back and read your responses to one another. Are you both cranky 10-year-olds? |
Lol +1 |
What work do you YOU have to do to get ready for your kid to play futsal this winter? Thanks |
Foot drills and first touch, then repeat over and over again. Technical skills really stands out during futsal and it really differentiates skilled players with just the typical fast/strong players. |
^Sorry. I misread your post and thought you asked what your DC needs to do to prepare for futsal. My bad. |
| Futsal leagues are dumb. Futsal pickup games at the “Y” are smart. Great way to have free play with no coaching and to fine tune micro foot skills, but a costly league with a coach trying to make some extra dough is overkill. |
Such an ignorant comment. My kid loves the sport. It is high paced, technical and very competitive. You can tell who plays futsal during the outdoor offseason and who doesnt. Its obvious. If you think playing pick up ball of any sort with no coaching at the "Y" leads to fine tuning micro foot skills you are as clueless as your post. If so then why bother with any organized coached sport. You can simply send your kid to the "Y" for some pick up basketball, soccer, football and we should expect technical growth on par with other paid options. Seriously man watch a competitive futsal game and tell me its dumb or you can learn those skills at the "Y". If you think so after watching it you just need to go back to your recliner and binge all day NFL on Sundays as its likely you do already. You know nothing about the sport |
If the kids are moving and running, and wear appropriate compression shirts and tights with jackets (Alexandria soccer ones, for example), it wouldn't be terrible during the actual game for them. Time sitting on the bench would be horrible. |
Well basketball, soccer and football have the potential for some financial gains in the long run. Futsal does not. If you want to be an expert in futsal, by all means pay to play all you want. I’m starting a pickle ball and badminton league, and will look to the futsal people to get some ideas on how to get people to part with their money. |
I mean, I don't agree that randomly appearing at the Y is the answer to improve, but I have noticed tons of kids at the Alexandria outdoor courts who play games with adults, and they seem really good. My son played travel futsal and enjoyed it, but I bet he could have picked up a ton of skills at those informal events. |
Dude, it is for fun, not financial gains. 99.99 percent of kids will not move on to obtain any financial gains from sports. |