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exactly. sports that don’t already have their own platform.I wouldn't. One of the things I enjoy about the Olympics is watching sports I don't get to see regularly being played at a high level.
exactly. sports that don’t already have their own platform.I wouldn't. One of the things I enjoy about the Olympics is watching sports I don't get to see regularly being played at a high level.
A side note...For the Olympics, swimming, water polo, and diving haven't used the same pool in a long time. Most recently, swimming has been using temporary pools assembled inside stadiums to take advantage of the seating capacity. A temporary pool is a LOT cheaper than building a stadium.
No sh%* So Cal has college facilities. Youth, which is the part I was responding to, isn’t college my “friend”.You're out of your knowledge depth on this, my friend. So Cal is home to multiple D1 softball programs, plus has some very nice city-owned facilities. The reality is that Olympic softball isn't going to attract 10,000+ fans. Expanding the seating capacity of an existing facility isn't difficult.
Yep. Most natatoriums have more than one pool, each customized for one sport, plus some side pools and hot tubs for warmups.
Key point is it's not hard to find these facilities, just about every uni in the world has one.
Just add some seating and good to go.
But, building temporary indoor pools - that is fascinating.
Do they just dig through the floor into the foundation and then replace everything afterward?
No sh%* So Cal has college facilities. Youth, which is the part I was responding to, isn’t college my “friend”.
Hence you could use them if you wanted to, to which I responded with the capacity statement…Not that hard to follow.JayW's comment about youth fields was related to field dimensions being the same at all ages and levels of play.
1. MLB will not release their players to participate in Baseball. If this were to happen Baseball and Softball would be in....no questions asked.
So it all's go back to number 1 listed above.