JRutledge |
Fri Dec 21, 2012 11:30am |
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Originally Posted by RookieDude
(Post 868143)
...as I also do.
JR...how do you VERBALIZE it"?
I hate saying 5 or 6 syllables when reporting...so I usually don't...I just give them the color, number and visual foul signal on an "illegal use of hands".
I like the one syllable fouls (getting rid of the ing)...block...push...hold...charge...
the two syllable fouls...hand check...
the three syllable fouls...team control...double foul (I do verbalize "foul" on this for some reason...probably becuase it is not seen much and it is only two words)
even the four syllable fouls...intentional...player control...technical foul(using "foul" for the same reason listed above)
but that crazy six syllable, four word foul...illegal use of hand...is hard to spit out and sounds weak...IMO.
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I verbalize the exactly what happened. I do not say the usual terms or that are in the book, I state the arm they hit, held or pushed and might state other words as description.
For example: "Contact with right arm" while giving the illegal use of hands signal" or "Hand-checking with both arms." while giving the hand-checking signal.
I started doing this after a camp I was asked to be more descriptive and have done it ever since. And I hardly get a single coach say boo about what I called or ask questions if they are paying attention.
Peace
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