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Standards Of Good Officiating CALLING THE PLAY COURT PRESENCE PERSONAL QUALITIES OFF-COURT DUTIES FITNESS ‘TEAM’ WORK
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CALLING THE PLAY ACCURATE CALLS CONSISTENT CALLS POSITIONING
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COURT PRESENCE TEAM OFFICIATING GAME AWARENESS COMMUNICATION PROFESSIONALISM
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PERSONAL - QUALITIES SELF AWARENESS ATTENTION TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE MONITORING LEADERSHIP INTEGRITY – ( IMAGE )
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OFF – COURT DUTIES PRE-SEASON PREPARATION GAME PREPARATION & REVIEW RULES KNOWLEDGE
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FITNESS KEEP IN SHAPE – ( PROFILE ) APPEARANCE – ( IMAGE )
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‘TEAM’ WORK Team Philosophy Working Together Full – Floor - Coverage Support our Colleague/s at All times
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GENERAL - ADVICE Refereeing is about Ability - Not Seniority The Quality of the Game depends on the Consistency Good Calls are made from Good Positions (Accuracy relates to Position) Work – Adjust and Rotate - Be in the Best Position to make the Right Call
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PEOPLE - MANAGEMENT Effective Communication is the KEY LESS is usually MORE ( The less said-the Better ) Answers –Short and To the Point – Best Result Lengthy Answers – Lead to Increased Questions 3 PART - TEST 1) Did your Response FIT the Situation ? 2) Was your Response EFFECTIVE ? 3) Was your Response DEFENDABLE ?
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NON – VERBAL COMMUNICTION Body language is Very Important A Picture Paints a Thousand Words Avoid Flash-Points – Explain and GO !
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CONFRONTATION Make your Point in a Direct and Professional way Don’t Seek Approval / Agreement Listen – Respond - LEAVE
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DISTRACTIONS STOP them – IMMEDIATELY If an Action of a Player or Coach affects your Concentration Deal With it get back to the Game RESPECT THE GAME AT ALL TIMES
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COACHES AND PLAYERS Establish a Line of Communication – (Early) The KEY is How / When you Interact Use Names if Possible / Suitable ?
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OBSREVERS / INSTRUCTORS As an Observer / Instructor Our Mentoring and Recommendations are a Reflection on Ourselves and Our Reputation. REMEMBER ! We Impact On What Our Students Do and How They Develop
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EXPECTATIONS High Expectations are Important Be Patient The Cream Will Gradually rise Upwards Games Have Different and Complex Personalities Good Officials Have the Ability to Manage Not Dictate!
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Expected The Un-Expected
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