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These things are in my ditty bag, which I take to every game
spare whistle spare lanyard wallet and car keys, cell phone toothbrush comb deodorant nail file contact case, and solution spare lens roll of athletic tape face towel Kleenex chapstick rule books paper and pen makeup kit with pocket size mirror if I'm not taking a garment bag, my shoes and socks go in a shoe bag Then I have a garment bag which I take if I'm going to change there, either before or after or both slacks striped shirt undershirt, if necessary jacket sports bra compression shorts socks and best shoes towel plastic bag for laundry Then I have my "emergency" bag in the trunk of my car which has two pair socks second best shoes "extra" slacks striped shirt extra bra and compression shorts towel extra whistle and lanyard contact lenses |
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Here is my list
extra shirt pants or shorts (depending on winter or summer) socks tylenol or advil whistles & lanyards $5.00 (not a lot just enough for water & snack) pain patch for nagging back rule book pen & pad towel water & gatorade cell phone directions |
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One of the things that I've learned the hard way to have in my bag is a little sewing kit.
Having to work the first half with the back seam of my trousers held together with staples and paper clips while the Athletic Director went looking through teacher's desks for a sewing kit. Pretty embarassing lesson to learn, but now there's needle, black thread, and safety pins everywhere I go. I also keep an extra pair of black shoe laces in my shoe bag -- just in case. |
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Last year I was up to 6 Advils for some two game sets. A pain patch may be a better way to go. |
Icy Hot, Deep Heat both have a pain patch that adheres to your back. Also they have prescription pain patches that have novicaine in them to numb the area. If you sweat alot you may want to put extra tape on it. This stuff works like a gem.
Also something else that works is "Blue Stuff". |
<u>Local games</u> (30 miles)
pants shirt (except once, 5 miles) sock other sock shoes (except once, 9 miles) jacket something black whistles pre-game board rule book bottle of water soap. "Where's my towel" (many times) <u>Out-of area games</u> (50+ miles) everything I own. |
Two pants
three shirts four pair of socks. shoes Two pair of shorts four undershirts four underwear Two compression shorts shaving kit,(toothbrush, paste, comb, hair gel, mouthwash, deodorant, shampoo, and soap from cheep hotel) electric razer eyewear kit,(contact lenses, solutions,case, spare eyeglasses,) pregame board and marker pregame card(IAABO card from colorado, great list of topics) rule book, case book Towel and dirty clothes bag. Oh, Yeah. jacket. Can't leave home without it. [Edited by Tim Roden on Sep 1st, 2003 at 08:27 PM] |
I go dressed ready for the game. That way I usually don't forget anything - lesson learnt the hard way ... numerous times.
Also have numerous whistles, lanyards, 2 rule books (one that is taken out when WE are looking rules up, the other just in case), strapping tape, anti-inflammatories, toiletries, towel and a change of clothes. Invariably I still forget something, usually spare jocks. |
I never travel dressed to call a game. I don't think it is very professioinal for one. I am usually coming directly from work for another.
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After I wrote my answer last night, I went up and looked in my bag, and the two things I forgot, you guys mentioned: sewing kit, and pre-game board. I also carry water in the car, and advil.
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A couple of things I bring that haven't been mentioned:
antacid spare knee and ankle braces extra shoelaces--black of course copy of schedule Safety pins air needle I have used every one of these things at one time or another. |
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