Categorie: Clinics

One of the pro’s of 3 person officiating is that the crew has better angles on the play, and therefor can serve the game by making better decisions. If you ask us it’s not the only pro. Being on court with 2 friends is better than with just one 😉
Fiba Asia did a great session on mechanics in 3po. It’s not covering every single situation you will meet but it gives a nice start. If you really want to learn it i’d suggest you drop us an e-mail. We can notify you as soon as our eyeopener camp has a date for the upcoming edition. Lees “Websession 3po! #mechanics” verder

So much things can happen in a situation that sometimes it’s a little bit far fetched to name the options. See for yourself in the next clip of Refstyle. What do you have and why??
Lees “What do you have? -13-“ verder

Very few of us (if any) get to officiate worldcup finals or games alike. That does not mean we cannot learn from the people who do. Fiba issued a websession earlier this year with the crew of the last worldcup. Check down below! Lees “Final Pregame!” verder

Earlier this year FIBA held a webinar about Women in Officiating. We probably all have seen the message that there has been an increase in women among the new FIBA referees and we can only applaud that. The webinar is down below the cut. If you ask us it’s worth watching!
Lees “Women in Officiating Webinar” verder

Referee University has made a nice video about pushing, Handcheck and other arm/hand contact fouls! If you want a in depth look of those plus on and off bal scenarios  : check the video below! Lees “Handchecking and contactfouls” verder

Our friends at @redig24 had a cool digital session earlier this year with some tools to maximize the time we have during the time outs and intervals of the game, so we can improve our verbal communication with our teammates. Special appearance by FIBA ELITE Referee Jose Anibal Carrion. Lees ““Intervals and Time Outs: Enough to Communicate?”” verder

As referees we can say, and the people in ancient Rome already knew: Errare Humanum Est. But as referees we have to be able to not let our performances suffer after mistakes or errors. I can remember a game a long time ago where I stepped in between to guards who went head to head as my collegue was reporting foul to the table. As I turned around the 2.14meters tall captain of the guests was down on the baseline. My refereecoach that game told me after that the performance lost almost 25%. Wish I had seen the following websession of REDIG24 before that game! Lees “Emotional Control and Mistake Management with Orlando Varela #websession” verder

Sometimes we see refs reluctantly warming up before the games they are about to do. Two or three laps jogging and that’s it. Refereeing is, just like playing , an athletic event. Besides that: players take their sport seriously by warming up sometimes more than 40 minutes. What kind of impression are we as refs making if we warm up just a few minutes before the game and not even in the break between 2nd and 3rd quarter. Refs Evolving Digitally did a great session about activating your body before during and after the game. Let’s take this time-out a lot of us are having and get better in what we love doing! Eighty minutes well spent! Great job guys! Lees “How to activate your body! #websession” verder

We’ve seen Roberto Chiari on different occasions with quality content through different platforms. Here’s another session about the new rules that went into effect. Lees “New rules by Roberto Chiari #websession” verder

Now that more and more countries are giving the sport we love another COVID-time out we are looking for new websessions that will help us prepare us to come back as better referees than we were. Let’s dive into the act of shooting and administration of freethrows. FIBA Africa did this webinar last summer. Lees “Websession: Act of shooting and administering freethrows” verder