New indoor rules are a risk management nightmare

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I have some strong concerns about mandated small groups of kids in an isolated environment in which all other adults are banned from being even in the same building.

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I have some strong concerns about mandated small groups of kids in an isolated environment in which all other adults are banned from being even in the same building.

You came to the right place to discuss this.

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I have some strong concerns about mandated small groups of kids in an isolated environment in which all other adults are banned from being even in the same building.

So you don't trust your kids' coach "alone" with ten other kids in an open public space with some other adults around? If you don't trust him/her why are you with that club to begin with?

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So you don't trust your kids' coach "alone" with ten other kids in an open public space with some other adults around? If you don't trust him/her why are you with that club to begin with?

There will be other coaches in the buildings and well as facility staff. Not just my coach. And no parents around to observe.

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There will be other coaches in the buildings and well as facility staff. Not just my coach. And no parents around to observe.

Observe what? Do you think your club is running a child sex operation in broad daylight or something? You don't need to be there. Stop hovering over your kid. If your kid needs something the coach can text you in your car.

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Observe what? Do you think your club is running a child sex operation in broad daylight or something? You don't need to be there. Stop hovering over your kid. If your kid needs something the coach can text you in your car.

The backbone of risk management training the last decade has been ensuring that children are never left alone with a single adult. These covid regulations are going to have a lot of teams violating that basic tenant.

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buy under armor, invest in snow removal. keep the kids outside.

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The backbone of risk management training the last decade has been ensuring that children are never left alone with a single adult. These covid regulations are going to have a lot of teams violating that basic tenant.

Fewer teams will be able to practice at a time so clubs can assign two coaches a team

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My club is doing a bubble and renting lights to shine on turf fields. We will be outside when above 40 degrees maybe even colder. I think it will be tough to keep even the bubbles open.

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My club is doing a bubble and renting lights to shine on turf fields. We will be outside when above 40 degrees maybe even colder. I think it will be tough to keep even the bubbles open.

Smart business planning, anything to keep the consumers money.

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Smart business planning, anything to keep the consumers money.

Nothing wrong with the kids playing outside as long as it's not too cold or raining. Kids want to play, parents want them active.

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Observe what? Do you think your club is running a child sex operation in broad daylight or something? You don't need to be there. Stop hovering over your kid. If your kid needs something the coach can text you in your car.

Ok, u9 game. Who takes the kid to the bathroom who needs a potty break mid-game?