Whose schools are allowing you to get in the gym for skill work with your players and/or actual practice/open gym starting June 1st? If you are allowed in the gym, what guidelines are being imposed?
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I can't speak to the gym, but there's one school that's opening up their football program to start small and grow in size.
In another sign of progress during the COVID-19 pandemic, Wheatland Union High School’s football team in Northern California was given final clearance to begin conditioning workouts Wednesday, athletic director David Contreras said.
Wheatland will follow strict social distancing guidelines and not use a football in the workouts, according to Contreras. Wheatland, located an hour from Sacramento, received permission from its administration and county health department. Cheerleaders will be allowed to begin drills Thursday.
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Important Announcement: We have been cleared to start Football workouts on May 27th. All current football players must be cleared through Homecampus before they can workout. This does include a physical.
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Schools around the state could receive an update as early as Wednesday from the state superintendent on how to open campuses and perhaps how to proceed with extracurricular activities.
Each county has its own guidelines. Northern California, outside of San Francisco, has been more flexible because of fewer COVID-19 cases than in Southern California.
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The California Interscholastic Federation, the governing body for sports, continues to monitor the situation and is waiting to see when school districts plan to open this fall and whether students will be on campus or taking classes online.
The San Mateo school district will allow practices with up to 12 athletes and a coach starting June 8. Temperatures have to be taken before every workout.
Interesting, and they're thinking football, which is outdoors and less dangerous. But will they open gyms as well for volleyball and basketball?
Interesting, and they're thinking football, which is outdoors and less dangerous. But will they open gyms as well for volleyball and basketball?
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