Tip for judging doubles?
Judging double contact on overhand sets is a constant struggle for me and I have almost no confidence in my ability in this area. Talking to a very good official on Friday, he said to me that if the player has gotten himself into a good position to play the ball and then it comes out funny, it's probably a double.
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That's definitely part of it but remember its all about the actual contact. Will I pass on one that comes out a little squirrely if the kid can't get their feet to it? Probably but I've always said if you cringe at a set (internally of course) it needs to be whistled.
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