Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why this mask thing is so damn hard for people. Its not like you are being asked to wear WWI-era gas masks. Just a cloth covering to disrupt a good portion of the virus you might be expelling and to provide some (but not very much) protection from ambient virus. I've been using fishing gaiters. Reasonably comfortable and protects my neck from sunburn.
I am really happy for you that a mask doesn't bother you. You are fortunate. I wear one religiously when Im out and about but I hate it. For me its very hot, itchy and uncomfortable. I have tried paper, mixed fabrics, all cotton and neoprene, they all suck and make me sweat and feel suffocated. I force myself to deal (wear one) but limit going anywhere because a mask makes me so miserable. Yes, wearing masks in the present circumstances is crucial but don't diminish the fact that everyone has different physical reactions to it. I will wear it at these tournaments but the minute I am away from other folks I will remove it. I think its a little silly to require a mask outside but I'm assuming the mass numbers of people does make it necessary.
Hey, it was outside and 98 degrees. Bigger issue was all the folks stacked together in the woods, taking in shade.Anonymous wrote:We were at the Madlax Capital Classic this weekend. 10-15% of parents were wearing masks. The teenager taking forehead temps on the way onto the field was not wearing a mask.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We were at the Madlax Capital Classic this weekend. 10-15% of parents were wearing masks. The teenager taking forehead temps on the way onto the field was not wearing a mask.
If true, this just speaks to Cabell's operation. In stark contrast, at Young Gunz, I personally watch King Crab himself not only get after spectators not wearing masks, but then also handing them out to enforce compliance, but also enforce the one spectator per family. And then at Mid Atlantic, Chris Robinson was pretty good at it too, catching people coming from the parking lots to the fields to enforce masks. Pleasantly surprised.
Anonymous wrote:We were at the Madlax Capital Classic this weekend. 10-15% of parents were wearing masks. The teenager taking forehead temps on the way onto the field was not wearing a mask.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why this mask thing is so damn hard for people. Its not like you are being asked to wear WWI-era gas masks. Just a cloth covering to disrupt a good portion of the virus you might be expelling and to provide some (but not very much) protection from ambient virus. I've been using fishing gaiters. Reasonably comfortable and protects my neck from sunburn.
I am really happy for you that a mask doesn't bother you. You are fortunate. I wear one religiously when Im out and about but I hate it. For me its very hot, itchy and uncomfortable. I have tried paper, mixed fabrics, all cotton and neoprene, they all suck and make me sweat and feel suffocated. I force myself to deal (wear one) but limit going anywhere because a mask makes me so miserable. Yes, wearing masks in the present circumstances is crucial but don't diminish the fact that everyone has different physical reactions to it. I will wear it at these tournaments but the minute I am away from other folks I will remove it. I think its a little silly to require a mask outside but I'm assuming the mass numbers of people does make it necessary.
Anonymous wrote:I heard something about only two face offs per game and no fighting for ground balls (instead the ref awards it to the nearest player).
Is that every tournament or just that particular one?