I am purposefully posting this in the parent forum because I am not interested in a mask v. no mask debate. I am looking for suggestions. The mask in this situation is required, so not point debating.
DD (acro) is now required to wear a mask for all of practice as well as all previous safety precautions (temp/symptom checks, social distancing, brings all her own items like weights, chalk, water to the gym.) Her practice consists of warm up, working on blocks (her own) or floor skills, tumbling, trampoline. Even though they cannot do partner skills, it is a real workout, and this time of year it is very warm in the gym plus they are opening doors for ventilation making that worse. So, her cloth mask that we purchased at Target got wet because she sweats and also sucks on it (she is young.) This is the lightest weight cloth mask we have.
I told her if she felt nauseous, lightheaded, or at all funny, that she was to move away from everyone else and remove her mask. I told her to not suck on her mask. But it is still going to get wet from sweat. Any other suggestions?
Thank you!
DD (acro) is now required to wear a mask for all of practice as well as all previous safety precautions (temp/symptom checks, social distancing, brings all her own items like weights, chalk, water to the gym.) Her practice consists of warm up, working on blocks (her own) or floor skills, tumbling, trampoline. Even though they cannot do partner skills, it is a real workout, and this time of year it is very warm in the gym plus they are opening doors for ventilation making that worse. So, her cloth mask that we purchased at Target got wet because she sweats and also sucks on it (she is young.) This is the lightest weight cloth mask we have.
I told her if she felt nauseous, lightheaded, or at all funny, that she was to move away from everyone else and remove her mask. I told her to not suck on her mask. But it is still going to get wet from sweat. Any other suggestions?
Thank you!