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First D3 camp...advice
Didn't mean to hijack a previous thread. So, on the advice of others, I'm starting this one. There was already one reply to this question. Here is my original post:
"By the way, I'm going to my first D3 camp this summer. ACC, Colonial, Big East, A-10, etc... officials will be there evaluating. Any advice from the veterans?" Website: http://d3supercamp.com/ |
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Hopefully it's a teaching camp. If so, then work hard, ask questions, be open to advise & criticism, have fun, make friends and develop contacts.
And whatever you do resist the temptation to blow your whistle on this type of play - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnZOOGCGr38
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Appear eager to learn and thank clinicians for their advice. Do NOT argue with clinicians. Listen, say thank you and move on. If a clinician gives you something to change - change immediately and for the balance of camp. Be early to every meeting and game assignment. |
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When you say improve your mechanic, are you talking about? (a) Signals if so you can do that in the confines of your couch watching March Madness. I had someone tell me that when I first started officiating. Do what they do but do it crispier.
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So if you're going to work on signals, spend at least some of your practice time in front of a mirror. And take any opportunity to get qualified feedback, like from camp evaluators. They can add more to your package than just whether or not the thing you are doing looks good or not. They can help you understand what you're not doing that you should, what you are doing that you shouldn't, and where you've just missed the boat entirely.
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Here's the only problem - the date of this year's camp. It is scheduled to run the week after the D3 camp. The dates in the past were the third week in July. You can get the information about the camp off of the VHSL website.
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http://www.vhsl.org/bkb.htm I was just there, but I did not see where the information had been posted as of yet. When it does appear, it will be a downloadable pdf file. If it works for you, I hope to see you there.
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I'd recommend not only enhancing your mechanics/signals, but really work on crew communication (pregame), primary area coverage, off-ball officiating.
But really focus on call consistency/call selection, patient whistle (see the whole play), and game management. Good luck with your camps, I'm trying to attend 5-6 this year. -KG |
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