Anonymous wrote:Practices are 4 times a week, and as stated earlier, they can be all over. Most of the younger players have the 5:00 time slot.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The difference between practicing in N arl vs S arl can be an 45 mins to an hour based on where you are coming from in rush hour
This is not insignificant and a good question for anybody considering committing to 3 practices a week (or 6 with two kids)...
Not having to leave work early 3 days a week because your practice is an hour closer at rush hour is a factor for many...
Unfortunately it sounds like it varies so you just have to roll the dice...
Yes, Arlington is a county. So again if certain locations are an issue then frankly the club may just not be a great option. This is just facts and common sense and not based on being snarky.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The difference between practicing in N arl vs S arl can be an 45 mins to an hour based on where you are coming from in rush hour
This is not insignificant and a good question for anybody considering committing to 3 practices a week (or 6 with two kids)...
Not having to leave work early 3 days a week because your practice is an hour closer at rush hour is a factor for many...
Unfortunately it sounds like it varies so you just have to roll the dice...
Yes, Arlington is a county. So again if certain locations are an issue then frankly the club may just not be a great option. This is just facts and common sense and not based on being snarky.
Anonymous wrote:The difference between practicing in N arl vs S arl can be an 45 mins to an hour based on where you are coming from in rush hour
This is not insignificant and a good question for anybody considering committing to 3 practices a week (or 6 with two kids)...
Not having to leave work early 3 days a week because your practice is an hour closer at rush hour is a factor for many...
Unfortunately it sounds like it varies so you just have to roll the dice...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you are questioning trying out because of field locations, then DA is probably not for you.
Unnecessarily snarky. Doesn't anyone playing DA have two working parents? there IS a difference between getting to Crystal City vs. Yorktown area at rush hour.
+1. Some families have single parents. It's not wrong to find the best logistics for one's kids. And some situations may be unenable based on location, traffic patterns, and time of practices.
If you have to ask then that club is just not for you. There are certainly clubs off our list regardless of their optimal field location even though it could be reached. There are just simply other similar options available that are closer.
Incorrect. Asking is how one determines if it's right or not.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you are questioning trying out because of field locations, then DA is probably not for you.
Unnecessarily snarky. Doesn't anyone playing DA have two working parents? there IS a difference between getting to Crystal City vs. Yorktown area at rush hour.
+1. Some families have single parents. It's not wrong to find the best logistics for one's kids. And some situations may be unenable based on location, traffic patterns, and time of practices.
If you have to ask then that club is just not for you. There are certainly clubs off our list regardless of their optimal field location even though it could be reached. There are just simply other similar options available that are closer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Fall 2019: girls practiced all over. Quincy Park, TJ Middle School, Long Bridge x2 was the typical weekly rotation, but Greenbrier, WL HS and Virginia Highlands also happened sometimes.
That's helpful. Roughly how early for the youngest age groups? DD is rising U14. I assume the 17s go later since they all likely drive, but others are earlier?
Shouldn’t you worry first about making the before you worry about exact practice locations?
Maybe they have already been offered a spot. Heard Arlington was recruiting hard.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you are questioning trying out because of field locations, then DA is probably not for you.
Unnecessarily snarky. Doesn't anyone playing DA have two working parents? there IS a difference between getting to Crystal City vs. Yorktown area at rush hour.
+1. Some families have single parents. It's not wrong to find the best logistics for one's kids. And some situations may be unenable based on location, traffic patterns, and time of practices.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you are questioning trying out because of field locations, then DA is probably not for you.
Unnecessarily snarky. Doesn't anyone playing DA have two working parents? there IS a difference between getting to Crystal City vs. Yorktown area at rush hour.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you are questioning trying out because of field locations, then DA is probably not for you.
Unnecessarily snarky. Doesn't anyone playing DA have two working parents? there IS a difference between getting to Crystal City vs. Yorktown area at rush hour.
Anonymous wrote:If you are questioning trying out because of field locations, then DA is probably not for you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Fall 2019: girls practiced all over. Quincy Park, TJ Middle School, Long Bridge x2 was the typical weekly rotation, but Greenbrier, WL HS and Virginia Highlands also happened sometimes.
That's helpful. Roughly how early for the youngest age groups? DD is rising U14. I assume the 17s go later since they all likely drive, but others are earlier?
Shouldn’t you worry first about making the before you worry about exact practice locations?
Maybe they have already been offered a spot. Heard Arlington was recruiting hard.