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I use to mark out pitches for our local youth teams and they requested once a week. Early Saturday mornings before games. it's a fairly quick process in all honesty in my opinion once you have marked it out the first time.
Hi Andy
At Bawden Managed Landscapes we look after a number of pitches for a variety of clients all with different requirements. I would say that you might after the initial marking which is time consuming to get right it is worth doing a quick overmark every week, as Matt suggests, if you can just before a game rather than losing the lines and having to start with an initial mark all over again. You might be able to stretch to two weekly but it really depends on the use the pitch gets, the weather and the thickness of the grass sward. If it is very thin and a lot of the marking paint is going onto mud it wont last very long at all. Also I know that some referees (FA) are now requiring marking to be very visible for games and is checked as part of the pre match run through. Hope this helps.