OK - I admit it. Reffing is much harder than I thought it would be.
Thanks everyone for all of your advice.
I have now reffed some youth rec and men's rec. Things I've noticed or been pointed out to me: 1. Signals need work - particularly hand up when blowing whistle. 2. Having a hard time officiating play in the paint or at the basket, particularly on fast breaks. It's difficult for me to see/decide what's incidental and what's a foul. Add in I am missing contact with the body. I think I have a good angle, but maybe I don't. 3. Referee the defense. I have missed some travels, carrying the ball and double dribbles. I'm too focused on the defense I guess. Any tips are welcome. |
When I just started out, I found traveling very hard to pick up. It just takes time. Hang in there, make sure that you know the rules, and control the game.
Attend a camp if there is one still in your area. Good luck |
Just Make Sure That You're Alone ...
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It hard for the first years, but it will come natural. Work hard, Hustle, call the obvious, trust your partners, and be a good person.
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1. Position your self to see ball handler, defender and space in between (get a good angle). 2. Stay far enough away from the play to see both feet and upper body without having to move your head or feet. |
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A senior official told me basically, your arm is just like a balloon - every time you put air in your whistle your arm has got to go up for something - either violation or a foul. Helped me. |
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Good news is he thought I hustled and got into the correct positions most of the time. |
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travelling, double dribbling and carrying are old rules
you not cool if you call for this.
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