Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, kids are getting bored with the soccer app their club has them doing. I see a handful of trainers in the area still advertising personal training sessions or small group training sessions. Would you do it? 1 trainer, 1 kid . . . generally 6 feet apart? Crazy to even consider?

It’s not crazy, This will all come to an end soon Enough amd my child for one will be staying sharp while everyone sits around and eats chips losing their edge. My DD still does privates 4 times a week and it will remain that way until sports opens back up.

No one is sitting around eating chips, you narcissist! The rest of us are adhering to the necessary social distancing orders for the good of public health. Meanwhile, you’ve selfishly chosen your child’s fitness. Hope that works at well for you . . . you know what they say about karma . . .

Your ridiculous, you know you can do private trainings in the comfort of your own home. Thanks for the concern, we are all doing awesome, safe and healthy. Cheers!

And YOU’RE showing your ignorance in multiple ways.

Yeah maybe, but you getting all upset over a parent choosing to private train their own child is showing great ignorance as well. Typos happen and can be fixed but being an ass-hat CANNOT. Ignorance? That’s thinking you understand this virus and thinking you can’t continue developing while being cautious. I got some friendly advice, soccer will be back in some form by July at the latest, be sure your kid is ready.

I bet the guy posting about the kid practicing four times a week is the actual trainer. He wants parents make their minds and send kids to the training. Or should I say send the kids to play the “I get-sick maybe yes maybe no” game?.