consistency

[crew]

consistency, it is a very important issue in a game. not just the game but in the state, on a greater scale all states. as officials attend summer camps it is for many reasons.(in no particular order)
#1. you attend a camp to learn new info. and better ways to officiate the game. not to stay in the same rut yr after yr. dont go to camp and look at it as just a try out.
#2. upon learning new info you learn the same info as other officials and increases consistency among officials.
#3. at most camps clinicians offer feed back and even better game tape breakdown. it is important to watch game tape: to look at posture, positioning, primary, play calling, believability, and determining how athletic you look in the game. are you overweight? need to bulk up?
#4. be your own worst critic! when you miss a play admit it, and get it right the next time, dont make excuses for your self or you may never get better.

if all officials would watch just a few tapes a yr.(25%of your games) consistency would increase.

any comments or feedback, please respond with additons positive or neg.


[Edited by crew on Dec 4th, 2001 at 02:19 AM]

[williebfree]

What a novel idea!

Around here, unless you are working a varsity or college game, you will not have tape. Of course, you could bring your own "Crew" (Pun intended) to shoot the game!

Valid point:
I will need to recruit a friend (pay) to get some video footage. I had previously thought about this... Now, I am inspired to follow-through.

[mick]

Originally posted by williebfree
What a novel idea!

Around here, unless you are working a varsity or college game, you will not have tape. Of course, you could bring your own "Crew" (Pun intended) to shoot the game!

Valid point:
I will need to recruit a friend (pay) to get some video footage. I had previously thought about this... Now, I am inspired to follow-through.

willie,
Once you use a tape, you will be amazed.
The tape don't tell lies.
Do it.
mick

[crew]

i went to walmart and for 50 bucks you could buy a cheap vcr. i take it most every game and plug it into the schools camera. there is usually a kid filming the game, i buy him a coke and a hotdog and he is more than willing to press the record button for me. and even at some schools i just bring a tape and a self adressed manilla folder and the coach will dub the game tape and send it to me in a bout a week. cost-3 and some change. the downfall to the latter idea is that i forget some plays i would like to remember. good luck

[Just Curious]

Originally posted by williebfree
I will need to recruit a friend (pay) to get some video footage. I had previously thought about this... Now, I am inspired to follow-through.

Will you pay travel from California too????

[devdog69]

crew thanks for the idea about the cheap vcr. will any one plug into any camera? I would like any info you may have as I will probably run right out and do this. [email protected] I get my uncle/mentor who refs JuCo ball to film me a couple times a year, but if you really work on your faults the film soon becomes outdated and also I hate imposing on other people.

[Mark Dexter]

Originally posted by devdog69
crew thanks for the idea about the cheap vcr. will any one plug into any camera? I would like any info you may have as I will probably run right out and do this. [email protected] I get my uncle/mentor who refs JuCo ball to film me a couple times a year, but if you really work on your faults the film soon becomes outdated and also I hate imposing on other people.

With the right cables (and you might need a few sets), most VCRs will interface with most camcorders.