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Tue Jan 25, 2005, 04:37pm
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I was asked to put on a certification clinic for officials. I was looking for some advice on some of the main topics that should be covered! I have an 03 CD from Carl Childress and Officials Handbooks, etc...but was looking for some new methods or advice from you all.
Are there any updated instructional tools that might be helpful? Any information you could provide would be a great help! Thanks!
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Tue Jan 25, 2005, 09:47pm
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From experience though, do not expect season veterans at the end of your clinic though and let them know that. Give them the basic rules and make them study them on their own. Powerpoint presentations are fantastic however YOU MUST have actual mechanics and field work to be able to SHOW them how it is done. Give them lots of references to study afterwards on their own and by all means if you can followup with a mid season and post season refreshers, thats important. Make it interesting and get help, because WE ALL become boring sooner or later. Don't forget to have a session on dealing with people (Players, Coaches,Parents and otger officials), and by all means stay away from all your war stories about you and the number of coaches you have tossed. Your all ready putting the official on the offensive before he puts on the uniform. GOOD LUCK
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Wed Jan 26, 2005, 04:26am
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Great advice Jicecone, Thanks!
One of my main topics was one you mentioned, dealing with players, coaches, your partner and should I say, NOT dealing with parents, lol.
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