Indoor Soccer this winter

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So now that we are about halfway through the Fall Season, what are teams planning to do for the winter? Are indoor places like DTS, the Fields in EB and/or Bob Smith having indoor leagues? (Those places are in Central NJ)

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So now that we are about halfway through the Fall Season, what are teams planning to do for the winter? Are indoor places like DTS, the Fields in EB and/or Bob Smith having indoor leagues? (Those places are in Central NJ)

Here in NY, people are nervous about it. Maybe once a week training inside, hoping for a mild winter to get outside as much as possible.

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https://www.nj.gov/governor/news/new...0201012a.shtml

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Here in NY, people are nervous about it. Maybe once a week training inside, hoping for a mild winter to get outside as much as possible.

Here in NY? How much time do you have that you're reading NJ youth soccer forums?

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This is crazy??

What are the numbers?

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It’s limited capacity!

Very difficult to do much!

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No HS gyms available, which makes it very difficult to go indoors. Planning on staying outdoors until it snows.

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Here in NY? How much time do you have that you're reading NJ youth soccer forums?

Slow day in the office, what can I say?

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No HS gyms available, which makes it very difficult to go indoors. Planning on staying outdoors until it snows.

Their are a lot more places to play indoors then a school gym.

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Their are a lot more places to play indoors then a school gym.

I hope everyone stays nervous about training indoors. It will give my team more options where to train. Stay afraid, my friends!

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Their are a lot more places to play indoors then a school gym.

Not the poster but chances are all indoor facilities will have capacity restrictions and some places that aren't traditional indoor sports facilities may not want to rent at all. Indoor sports facilities are expensive and already have limited availability in the winter. Normally school gyms etc give teams a less expensive option

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Not the poster but chances are all indoor facilities will have capacity restrictions and some places that aren't traditional indoor sports facilities may not want to rent at all. Indoor sports facilities are expensive and already have limited availability in the winter. Normally school gyms etc give teams a less expensive option

Can always try skating rinks, churches, fire houses or any other facility with indoor open space.

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Are the bigger facilities even open like Bob Smith?

If l my 25% then barely be able to host any leagues.