FALL 2022 REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Registration for our 2022 season is now closed.

TEMPERATURE

• If the temperature in FOSC area is greater than 95 degrees (F) at the time of practice, coaches are strongly encouraged to conduct a limited exertion or “walk through” practice. Coaches are strongly encouraged to keep a close eye on players showing signs of suffering from heat-related maladies, and any child without water or adequate hydration at practice shall not participate in even limited exertion practice.
   
• If the temperature in FOSC area is greater than 103 degrees (F) at the time of practice, practices for those teams MUST be cancelled. 

AIR QUALITY

Who is at the Greatest Risk from Exposure to Particulate Matter?

Research points to older adults with chronic heart or lung disease, children and asthmatics as the groups most likely to experience adverse health effects with exposure to PM10 and PM2.5. Also, children and infants are susceptible to harm from inhaling pollutants such as PM because they inhale more air per pound of body weight than do adults - they breathe faster, spend more time outdoors and have smaller body sizes. In addition, children's immature immune systems may cause them to be more susceptible to PM than healthy adults.

Research from the CARB-initiated Children’s Health Study found that children living in communities with high levels of PM2.5 had slower lung growth, and had smaller lungs at age 18 compared to children who lived in communities with low PM2.5 levels.

CARB used the U.S. EPA’s risk assessment methodology to conduct an assessment of premature mortality associated with exposure to PM2.5 (California Air Resources Board 2010). An update to this analysis using ambient air quality data from 2014-2016 indicated that PM2.5 exposure contributes to 5,400 (uncertainty range of 4,200 – 6,700) premature deaths due to cardiopulmonary causes per year in California. In addition, PM2.5 contributes to about 2,800 hospitalizations for cardiovascular and respiratory diseases (uncertainty range 350 – 5,100), and about 6,700 emergency room visits for asthma (uncertainty range 4,200 – 9,300) each year in California.

• If the Air Quality in FOSC area is greater than 127 Air Quality Index (AQI), coaches are strongly encouraged to cancel practice, and/or conduct a limited exertion or “walk through” practice.

• If the Air Quality in FOSC area is greater than 150 Air Quality Index (AQI), all practices for all teams MUST be cancelled.

Vision Soccer Training is holding a late summer camp in Fair Oaks! 

Next session starts August 4. Find them on the Web.

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