The big leap or just a small step?
This is how the trainers and officials from the Freising district react to the step-by-step plan for popular sport.
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- Everything stands or falls with the incidence values - that is the most important point in the relaxation strategy of politics.
The prospect that there could be a gradual return to a kind of normality in popular and amateur sport in the near future provides at least cautious optimism.
The Freisinger Tagblatt asked the coaches and officials
Anselm Küchle, Sports Director of the national soccer division VfB Hallbergmoos:
“It is currently difficult to make a statement because nobody knows how the values in the Freising district will develop.
The association would like to play in the league again at the end of April, but that is difficult to imagine.
The Passau clubs have even higher incidences - beyond 100. Training is not yet an option there.
We'll stay cool for now and wait and see.
There are currently far too many question marks. ”
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Alex Plabst (SE Freising): "I don't think it makes much sense to test it before every training session."
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Alex Plabst, coach of the regional soccer team SE Freising:
“We won't rush anything.
It all depends on how the incidence values are up to the beginning of April.
I don't think it makes much sense to test it before every training session - I'm more concerned with testing than with soccer games.
Here we will first continue to train individually.
From the end of March, if it stays that way, I'll start issuing training plans.
I think it makes sense that it is only opened cautiously at the moment, I would also decide that way.
This makes it easier to observe the situation and to back down again more easily.
If we want to end the season, the first point games should start at the end of April. ”
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Ludwig Schmidt, men's district game leader of the Donau / Isar football district:
“I can't give you any specific information about this at the moment.
For me and the Bavarian Football Association, the new resolutions mean that regular training will be possible from March 22nd at the earliest - but only with a stable 7-day incidence below 50 or 100 and that for at least a period of time 14 days.
There will certainly be more details on this in the framework concepts of the state ministries in the next few days.
Now you have to see how that develops.
The Bavarian Football Association and the Upper Bavarian District will meet in the middle of the coming week to discuss the new situation.
After that I will hopefully be able to make clear statements. ”
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Daniel Baller, youth soccer director at TSV Allershausen:
“We haven't had a business long enough.
And our hygiene concept after the first lockdown in spring worked well, everyone coped well with it - why shouldn't it be the same now?
The risk of infection is much lower, especially when doing sports outdoors.
So we had already hoped that a little more would be possible, that we would be able to play regular football again sooner.
Especially in view of the fact that we can bring the interrupted season to an end.
Whether it will stay that way - also with a view to increasing incidence values - I cannot say well.
It is not yet clear whether we would start on Monday.
The question is, of course, whether it even makes sense without contact.
It may be that our teams start differently, if they are allowed to.
However, that is decided by the coach. "
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Florian Warmuth (BLSV): "Great, that's a good start."
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Florian Warmuth, BLSV district chairman:
“Great, that's a good start.
We are still a long way from being able to compete.
But it would be important that the boys and girls in particular can see each other again, both athletically and socially.
I advise the clubs that when training is possible again, they should exercise caution and contact the relevant sports associations.
However, I see one problem: What if there are openings now and then everything has to be taken back two weeks later?
That would certainly be difficult to convey. "
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Franz Lupp (TSV Jahn Freising): "The sports clubs are given a clear perspective."
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Franz Lupp, chairman of TSV Jahn Freising:
“I definitely rate the decisions as positive.
In contrast to before, the sports clubs are now given a clear perspective on how to proceed.
From March 8th we could get back into children's sport - also with athletics, triathlon and archery.
We have already talked within the club about how we can fill our club hall and the club meadow next to our hall with life again.
From March 22nd, even more sport should be possible with a daily quick test or self-test.
I consider that to be impractical.
How should a sports club organize that?
How is that responsible?
It is now important not to lose patience with the entire dynamic.
After Easter everything could perhaps normalize again if the incidence values are correct.
In doing so, however, I ask myself why the Freising district has a significantly higher incidence than the surrounding districts. ”
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Ingrid Schuhbauer, Vice President Match Operations of the Bavarian Handball Association:
“Are these really really relaxed?
For handball it is just a small ray of light at the end of the tunnel.
It is especially nice for the children and young people that outdoor sports will soon be possible again, that they will be able to do something together again.
But when can we go back into the halls?
Unfortunately, this is still not foreseeable.
I am fundamentally optimistic - and we are working in the Bureau of the Bavarian handball association continue intensively in order to be prepared for all things. "
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Falk Ullmann, coach of the regional league volleyball team at SC Freising:
“We now have a year behind us with maximum caution.
The pressure in the boiler was very high, so loosening was foreseeable, but coupled with continued maximum caution.
I think the decisions are okay, even if you can argue about anything.
As the coach of a regional league team, it's very easy for me to speak.
Without Corona, we would now have a break from competition and training.
However, anyone who works as a coach in the youth field would of course want to start normal training again immediately.
With the vaccinations, I see light at the end of the tunnel.
Next up is the beach season in one or two months, which, I hope, we will be able to carry out reasonably normally again. ”
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Michael Prill (SV Siegfried): "I don't think the wrestling will start on April 5th."
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Michael Prill, chairman of the wrestling club SV Siegfried Hallbergmoos:
“I don't think the wrestling will start on April 5th.
Especially since the incidence value is currently rising again and is well over 50 in the Freising district.
For indoor sports it will also be relatively difficult in the near future - training with contact outside is more likely to be possible.
We just have to wait until the time comes.
I hope, however, that normal training will resume at some point.
Last year, despite the Corona regulations, the training went well, because everyone adhered to the hygiene rules. ”
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Christl Steinhart (Press Officer, City of Freising):
“The city's own outdoor sports facilities are 'ready for use'.
If the specified incidence value is adhered to, they can be made available immediately if the clubs have the necessary security for a possible sporting offer and accordingly approach the city.
The details of the openings are based on the framework concepts drawn up by the State Ministry of the Interior, for Sport and Integration in agreement with the State Ministry for Health and Care.
Corresponding regulations are not yet available. "
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