Anonymous
Post 08/25/2023 15:21     Subject: Does your soccer club change your team’s practice schedule to accommodate daylight savings?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I thought they got rid of Daylight Savings Time.




Passed the senate, but died in the house

https://www.ncsl.org/state-legislatures-news/details/sorry-time-switch-foes-twice-a-year-clock-changing-endures-into-2023
Anonymous
Post 08/25/2023 15:15     Subject: Does your soccer club change your team’s practice schedule to accommodate daylight savings?
Anonymous wrote:I thought they got rid of Daylight Savings Time.


Anonymous
Post 08/25/2023 15:03     Subject: Does your soccer club change your team’s practice schedule to accommodate daylight savings?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Yes this sounds par for the course for PPA.

Yes, it’s ppa. Do they usually move one hour early on the original practice days or move the practice days as well in October?


Our PPA team completely changed practices for the time change last year. Same days, but different times and fields.
We’re in lit turf fields this season though, so it should stay the same.


Yeah, they got a lot of flack for their terrible practice scheduling.
Hopefully they’ve learned from it, and improved this year.


It's been this way from the very beginning until now. Years of the same.
Anonymous
Post 08/25/2023 14:38     Subject: Does your soccer club change your team’s practice schedule to accommodate daylight savings?
We've played with a few different clubs over the years, and you can guarantee that if the practice is not scheduled for a lighted field, the time will definitely move earlier, or potentially the field will change as sunset moves earlier.

I have always hated the poor planning that prevents having this settled at the beginning of the season, and the attitude, especially for the youngest players, that soccer should come first.