USHA Referee Clinic (Level 1)

[@NYCHandball4K]

00:00 Intro 1:39 Differences between Big Ball and Small Ball Rules 2:52 Players vs Ref calling blocks in BIg Ball 4:54 What does it take to be a good Referee? 8:45 How did the rule book happen? 12:54 Referee’s Duties: Fair, Firm, Clam, Focused 17:02 Referee’s Duties: Cadence of the game 18:19 10 second rule 19:00 Drinking during 10 seconds 20:58 Ref vs Player calling blocks 22:42 Appeals 26:23 Is cramp an injury timeout 26:36 You can modify the rules if you specify it for your event 28:43 Injury Timeout 32:21 Code of Conduct 35:34 Failure to move 38:10 Wrong score announced 45:06 Q&A 45:48 What is a block? 47:30 Moving after the swing 49:15 Why you can’t appeal a block 52:53 Eyeguards 55:09 Linesmen making mistakes, when can you change ref 57:51 Technicals/DQ 59:54 Leaving the game to talk to tournament desk/director 01:01:57 Can linesmen stop the play 01:03:40 Rally starts/finished without eyeguards 01:05:19 Out of order serve deducts points 01:05:45 You can’t change serve order in doubles 01:07:42 Getting certified as a referee 01:09:39 Avoidable hinders 01:10:50 Blocking 01:11:24 Pushing 01:11:53 View Obstruction/Getting up from dive 01:13:02 Distractions 01:13:37 Stroke 01:13:55 Improper Equipment 01:22:47 Is raising the hand making a call 01:27:43 Warning partner that opponent is moving up on serve

[@brandensimmons653]

This is great insight from everyone Can wait for part 2

[@ambeestevez]

This guy is a stud.

[@dayst320]

Amazing job and great video 4K!! Thanks Jared for running the clinic and letting it be recorded! looking forward to part 2 video

[@dilcho5480]

It's videos like this that help anchor the sport. Thank you Jared, USHA.

[@justsayin._.]

Love the points made about professionalism. Be an honest player, n we can make this sport bigger than ever

[@andrecrockwell9998]

No part two with the video examples and stuff??

[@NYCHandball4K]

It's coming, got a lot of editing to do for that one

[@stevenmendoza8473]

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