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Old Thu Feb 08, 2007, 03:27pm
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Interesting discussion. I do agree that it helps a great deal to talk about situations, calls, etc. after games. But why is it not part of your regular routine to sit down with your partners for 15 or 20 minutes after every game and talk about the key moments in the game you just worked together? I like going out and I like to hang out with other referees, but to analyse a game the perfect place would be in the lockerroom right after the game, from my point of view. At least that's what we do in Europe (and no, it is not highschool ball ;-), and yes, we use Feeble rules)

Fiasco, one more thing ... keep track of your games, write a game journal. Writing down things you want to work on in your next games, things you did well, and everything else that might be helpful. Being able to see the progress you make as you get more experienced could be a great motivation, too.
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