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Originally Posted by constable
So I'm going to a camp this summer that's all 3 whistle. I've immersed myself in the manual, and watch as many games as I can but I'm hoping you guys can shed some light on what are some of the big differences are?
What was the learning curve like? What are some of the mistakes you first made? What do I need to know that the manual DOESN'T tell me.
Thanks.
PS If anyone has FIBA experience, that would be great since that's what I'll be using.
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The learning curve for me really was not that high, as I came along at a time when I was learning both at the same time. That being said to understand 3 you must understand 2 and why they add another official. The main thing that anyone that works 3 Person is to know the rotations and switches. After that it is just officiating. The manuals often to do tell you that part when to rotate and when to not rotate. At least not one that I have read so far.
Peace