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Welshy wrote:Bit off topic guys
What’s lockdown phase are you guys on in NZ and AUS
I’m interested in the return of community sports, hasn’t been released yet in Wales but seen the phased returns for NZ and Ireland, I’ve heard rumours the WRU are making some potentially shitty changes like the re introduction of ‘tag rugby’ for when the season resumes for u9-12s which I Hope is not the case!
The phased returns I’ve seen in the NZ and Ireland model look like a decent compromise to at least getting some mini rugby back up and running! I don’t mind not working and being at home but I’m really starting to miss the junior rugby, it’s our age groups year for district honours in the new season and I’m praying it doesn’t get too badly effected
A coach a kids team, this was sent to me last week. It is guidelines put out by the AIS (Australian Institute of sport). It will be a state by state decision in regards to timing but it looks like we will move to Level B in about a month.
AMERICAN FOOTBALL
Level A – Running, resistance training (solo), skills training (solo).
Level B – Passing, kicking, catching drills. No tackling or grappling. Small groups (not more than 10 athletes/staff in total).
Level C – Full training and competition.
ARCHERY
Level A – Outdoor range and solo only
Level B – Full training indoor or outdoor range, with limited numbers/appropriate distancing between athletes.
Level C – Full training and competition.
ATHLETICS
Level A – Outdoor training sessions on own, with coach, or with 1 training partner (no sharing of equipment).
Level B – Full training. Avoid running in slipstream of others.
Level C – Full training and competition.
AFL
Level A – Running/aerobic/agility training (solo), resistance training (solo), skills training (solo) including kicking, handballing, ball handling skills.
Level B – Controlled kicking, marking and handball drills. No tackling/wresting, contact, body on body drills. Small groups (not more than 10 athletes/staff in total) for both education and training.
Level C – Full training and competition. Consider maintaining some small group separation
BADMINTON
Level A – Running/aerobic/agility training (solo), resistance training (solo), skills training (solo) at home or outdoor. No indoor sporting facility access allowed.
Level B – Full training on court, singles or doubles.
Level C – Full training and competition.
BASEBALL
Level A – Running/aerobic training (solo), resistance training (solo), skills training (solo).
Level B – Full training with small numbers (not more than 10 athletes/staff in total).
Level C – Full training and competition.
BASKETBALL
Level A – Running/aerobic/agility training (solo), resistance training (solo), skills training and shooting drills (solo) at home or outdoor (no indoor sporting facility access allowed). No ball
handling drills with others.
Level B – Non-contact skills using basketball — passing, shooting, defending, screens and team structure. Small groups (not more than 10 athletes/staff in total).
Level C – Full training and competition.
BOXING
Level A – Running/aerobic/agility training (solo), resistance training (solo), technical training (solo). Bag work if access to own equipment, without anyone.
else present.
Level B – Shadow sparring allowed. Non-contact technical work with coach, including using bag, speedball, pads, paddles, shields. No contact or sparring.
Level C – Full training and competition.
CRICKET
Level A – Running/aerobic training (solo), resistance training (solo), skills training (solo).
Level B – Nets: batters facing bowlers. Limit bowlers per net. Fielding sessions: unrestricted. No warm up drills involving unnecessary person-person contact. No shining cricket ball with sweat/saliva during training.
Level C – Full training and competition. No ball shining with sweat/saliva in training.
CYCLING
Level A — Solo outdoor cycling or trainer, resistance training (solo).
Level B — Avoid cycling in slipstream of others – maintain 10m from cyclist in front. Avoid packs of greater than two.
Level C — Full training and competition.
EQUESTRIAN
Level A — Solo/pairs training only.
Level B — Full training and competition.
Level C — Full training and competition.
FOOTBALL
Level A — Running/aerobic/agility training (solo), resistance training (solo), skills training (solo).
Level B — Non-contact skill training drills: passing, shooting, headers. Small groups (not more than 10 athletes/staff in total).
Level C — Full training and competition.
GOLF
Level A – Solo or pairs only (if permitted by local Government). Maintain at least 1.5m between players.
Level B – Full training. Maintain at least 1.5m between players.
Level C – Full training and competition. Maintain at least 1.5m between players where possible.
GYMNASTICS
Level A – Resistance training, skills training solo and outside of gym only. Rhythmic: skills at home. Trampoline: off apparatus skills, drills at home only.
Level B – Small groups only: 1 gymnast per apparatus (including rhythmic and trampoline). Disinfecting high touch surfaces as per the manufacturer’s guidelines.
Level C – Full training and competition.
HOCKEY (FIELD)
Level A — Running/aerobic/agility training (solo), resistance training (solo), skills training (solo) if access to appropriate surface available.
Level B — Non-contact skills training drills in small groups (not more than 10 athletes/staff in total).
Level C — Full training and competition.
LAWN BOWLS
Level A — Maximum of 2 people are allowed per green at any one time. All players are to use separate mats and jacks (or ensure that the same player on each rink places mats or places/
rolls jacks). Other bowls equipment cannot be shared between players. Coaching should be limited to no more than a coach and one other person at the time and all practising physical
distancing of 1.5m during the coaching session. No barefoot bowls activity
Level B — A maximum of 10 persons is allowed per green at any one time. Maintain at least 1.5m between players on green. Bowling Clubs may need to have a booking system in place
to facilitate. Bowling Clubs with more than one green need to ensure that compliance is achieved in respect to social gathering restrictions.
Level C — Coaching is permitted. Resume normal activities (including competition) and
player numbers but maintain at least 1.5m between players on green. Barefoot bowls permitted.
MOTOR SPORT
Level A — Running/aerobic training (solo), resistance training (solo), simulation work at home if available.
Level B — Full training.
Level C — Full training and competition.
NETBALL
Level A — Running/aerobic/agility training (solo), resistance training (solo), skills training (solo), including shooting (outdoor or own ring only) or ball skills eg against a wall to self.
Level B — Skills using netball passing, shooting, defending. Small group training (not more than 10 athletes/staff in total) based on skills with set drill, but no close contact/defending/attacking/match play drills.
Level C — Full training and competition.
PARA-ATHLETES SPORTS
Para-athletes require individualised consideration and assessment through all Levels (A, B, C) of a return to sport. Some para-athletes will have medical conditions that will require
detailed planning and consultation with their regular treating medical team prior to a return to formal training/competition, or progression through Levels A, B, C.
Specific para-athlete equipment (e.g. wheelchairs, prostheses) will require regular cleaning (for all levels).
ROWING
Level A — Ergometer if access to own at home. Cycling (solo), running (solo), resistance training (solo). On-water single.
Level B – Group resistance training sessions and outdoor group ergometer training placed 1.5m apart. Not more than 10 athletes/staff in total. Groups of single sculls.
RUGBY LEAGUE
Level A — Running/aerobic/agility training (solo), resistance training (solo), skills training (solo) including kicking, passing, ball skills (solo).
Level B — Skill drills using a ball, kicking and passing. No tackling/wresting. Small group (not more than 10 athletes/staff in total).
sessions.
Level C — Full training and competition.
RUGBY UNION
Level A – Running/aerobic/agility training (solo), resistance training (solo), skills training (solo) including kicking, passing, ball skills (solo).
Level B – Skill drills using a ball, kicking and passing. No rucks, mauls, lineouts or scrums,
no tackling/wresting. Small group (not more than 10 athletes/staff in total) sessions.
Level C – Full training and competition.
SURFING
Level A — Solo or with 1 training partner only.
Level B — Full training.
Level C — Full training and competition.
SWIMMING
Level A — In-water training (solo) in own pool or open-water.
Level B —
Use of communal pool with limited numbers, 1 athlete per lane.
Level C — Full training and competition.
TENNIS
Level A — Running/aerobic/agility training (solo), resistance training (solo), skills training (solo).
Level B — Full training on court, singles or doubles.
Level C — Full training and competition.
VOLLEYBALL
Level A: Running/aerobic/agility training (solo), resistance training (solo), skills training (solo) at home or outdoor (no indoor sporting facility access allowed).
Level B: Small group (not more than 10 athletes/staff in total) skill sessions only. No matches.
Level C: Full training and competition.
WINTER SPORT
Level A — Running/aerobic/agility training (solo), Resistance training (solo), balance training (solo).
Level B — Use of institute gym facilities and indoor ice surfaces in
small groups of less than 10 people. Use of acrobatic facilities such as trampoline, bungee and water ramp in small groups with 1 athlete at a time and at least 1.5m distancing to support staff. Limited on snow training dependent on travel restrictions. Small groups widely
spaced, no communal living.
Level C — Full training and competition dependent on commercial operation of mountain facilities.
