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NEW RULES: Children up to fourth grade can now have physical contact as long as there are groups of up to ten people. Photo: Bjørn S. Delebekk
High-level and high-level sports must still adhere to a distance of at least one meter. Sports events with up to 50 people are now allowed, children up to 4th grade can have physical contact and increased use of the ball joint is allowed.
“We have to hold onto ‘crown training’ for a while,” Health and Care Minister Bent Høie said at today’s press conference.
Read the updated FHI guide here.
The government today released a new Sports Protection Guide for Sports, with an emphasis on children’s and youth sports that involve physical contact, such as soccer.
A new assessment of the pre-summer infection situation is planned. The Norwegian Sports Federation has summarized this afternoon the new supervisor, where these are some of the most important points:
- The number of people in regular training should not exceed 20 people. This applies both outdoors and indoors. Everyone must keep at least a meter away.
- The exception is children up to fourth grade. They can have physical contact unless the groups exceed 10 people.
- You can use a common ball in sports, even when the ball is thrown with your hands, if the rules of infection in this use are maintained.
- Contact sports in which it is not possible to maintain a distance of at least 1 meter, such as handball, martial arts, wrestling and soccer, cannot function normally, but they must adapt the activities so that the call to distance possible.
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This means that handball can be practiced to a greater extent as long as the rules of good hand hygiene are maintained before and after the use of common equipment.
– It is very good for Norwegian handball that we are now allowed to practice handball, be together and cultivate the community a little in practice. Also, it’s great that we can start throwing the ball, which is essential for handball, says handball president Kåre Geir Lio to NTB.
But also in the handball rule at least one meter of distance applies, with the exception of children up to the fourth grade.
– It is up to each individual union to create its own supervisor. In short, events with up to 50 people are allowed under certain conditions, Høie said, stressing that it should be possible to maintain a distance of one meter.
– Now opens for more activity with common equipment, for example. throwing the ball. With this we can say that the ball and other common tactile equipment are acquitted. It provides good opportunities to start a large number of sports activities where the same team is played, says the Secretary General of the Norwegian Sports Federation, Karen Kvalevåg, according to the pages of the Sports Association.
On June 15 it opens for events with up to 200 people.
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The Norwegian Sports Federation is now in dialogue with the various special federations to find solutions regarding the updated regulations.
Last Thursday, the Elite and Toppserien green series wanted to start the series games on June 16. High emphasized that it is the Norwegian Football Association that is responsible for its correct implementation in relation to the Anti-infection Law.
Top football exit experiences will also be used in relation to how the regulations are designed for other sports.
