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Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic,group activities have actually been canceled this summer. If you follow the recommendations for social distancing of disease control and prevention centers (CDC), it means a summer without these large barbecues, outdoor concerts and team sports. Yes, although fresh air and green space are tempting after being cooperated at home for months, theCDC warns against game sports with others outside.

"In general, most organized activities and sports, such as basketball, baseball, football and football that stand on parks, open areas and courts are not recommended," said CDC . "These activities and sports generally require coaches and athletes who are not the same household or unity of life nearby, which increases their potential for exposure to Covid-19."

Keep safe communities, social sports clubs and country leisure programs have stopped working. Meanwhile, cities haveremoved from basketball hoops on public courts And took tennis nets to prevent pickup games. And that did not even intend to recognize the professional leagues.

As the COVID-19 epidemic spread throughout the world,The main sports were crushed at a stop. March Madness, the most animated competition of college basketball, has been closed. The Majeure League Baseball Group stopped spring training and called the beginning of its season. The NFL organized a virtual draft for the first time in history. Even the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, where the world's best athletes would be opposite - were postponed a year.

So what does theThe future looks like sports fans? When sports end up resume, you can see abbreviated times, stadiums without spectators and players wearing face masks. But no matter if you prefer to be on the ground or in the stands, you will have to wait until it is safe for root, root, root for the home team. And for more dangerous activities to avoid, consult the7 things you will not be able to do this summer thanks to the coronavirus.