Does anyone have any info about bayside's winter schedule? Where do they practice and how often? Do all teams play indoor games or futsal? Do they offer winter specialty clinics for older age groups (u12 and up)?
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Get used to practicing outdoors all winter! -
No problem with practicing outside but do practices tend to get canceled? How often do teams practice in the winter?Comment
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My son's team, 06's got cancelled maybe 2 or 3 times this winter. It really depends on the coach if they want to go out there or not.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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outdoor practice in December, January and February in New England. Ask yourself if practices tend to get cancelled or not. Take a wild guess.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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And you have no problem practicing outdoors because you will be sitting in your car with a hot cup of joe.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Honestly, I'd rather they cancel a bunch of outside winter practices. More time to work on fitness, strength and conditioning, play futsal, or do winter sports like Swimming or Basketball.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Club is poorly run. Stay awayComment
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Are you serious about the winter outdoor practices? At which location do they normally practice indoors in the winter months?Comment
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Seriously?! No indoor training at all?
What about the futsal?Comment
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My understanding is this year they will be joining force with their affiliates to room an intra-clubs futsal league. That’s the rumors...Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Communication from club could be better (to put it mildly) but if your kid is serious about soccer and aspires to play in college then Bayside is the best option in RI. Deserved or not they get the best players. Look at state cup this year. All six boys teams won and all 6 girls teams are in the finals tomorrow. Only RI clob where all teams play in NPL. As they get older, this gives them access to high level college showcase tournaments (Jefferson Cup, PDA, Disney Showcase, etc) which are well attended by college coaches. I know on the girls teams the past two years the U18ish teams had approximately 90% of the girls go on to play in college (most D3, some D2 and a few D1). So the “stay away” comment above all depends on why you are paying $2000++ per year for your kid to play soccer. If you want great communication from the coach then play for GPS. Best soccer on the field is at Bayside.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Tryouts at boys younger ages were packed last night. Interested to see if same numbers show up today .Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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