After last night in Ustka we enjoyed morning jogging to the beach. Before noon the first task was done: we all met in correct Jezierzyce. Great team of 11 campers started working really hard as soon as we were accommodated. First was fitness with invisible line between warm-up and workout. So much we were engaged! The physical preparation later on consisted of speed practice and referee movements on the court. At the end of the day some video analysis helped us to understand the right criteria for the camp officiating.
so we are getting ready to referee. Time management is not our strong part, however, this group can deal with everything, so it won’t be a problem for the rest of the camp.
A short refreshing walk around with beautiful sunset silently closed the official part of the Day 1 here.
Lets check the program for the Day 2!
Survival Camp 2020
Camp 2020 Schedule
SUNDAY 28.06.2020
„USTKA PARTY”
MONDAY 29.06.2020
8:00 – 9:00 USTKA TEAM – jogging on the beach
9:00 breakfast – USTKA TEAM – if we find or hunt something 🙂
10:45 registration in Jezierzyce
11:00 lecture room – ideas of the camp, welcome speeches
11:30 lecture room – CRITERIA FOR THE CAMP
13:00 – 14:00 FITNES – Group1/Group2
15:00 Lunch
17:00 GAMES or PRACTICE OUTSIDE
19:00 lecture room – 3PO
20:00 dinner
20:30 outside walk
*Please remembers CAMP IS CAMP , this is why schedule can be changed, sometimes we will need to adopt to whether, players, coaches and our feelings.
TUESDAY 30.06.2020
BODY CHECK FOR NON USTKA TEAM
8:00 – 9:00 court inside – referees practice – 3PO + BIP test
9:00 breakfast
10:15 – 10:45 presentation – group 1
10:45 – 11:45 lecture + video analysis
12:15 – 12:45 court outside 3PO
13:00 – 14:00 FITNES – Group1/Group2
14:30 Lunch
15:45 Pregame meeting – lecture room
16:00 warm up before the games
16:30 – 20:00 games / speed practice – divided by groups
20:00 dinner
21:00 – 22:30 video of the games – lecture room
*Please remembers CAMP IS CAMP , this is why schedule can be changed, sometimes we will need to adopt to whether, players, coaches and our feelings.
WEDNESDAY 1.07.2020
8:00 – 9:00 court inside – referees practice – 3PO + YOYO test
9:00 breakfast
10:15 – 10:45 presentation – group 2
10:45 – 11:45 lecture + video analysis
12:15 – 12:45 court outside
13:00 – 14:00 FITNES – Group1/Group2
14:30 Lunch
15:45 Pregame meeting – lecture room
16:00 warm up before the games
16:30 – 20:00 games / speed practice – divided by groups
20:00 dinner
21:00 Sauna
(for those who likes)
22:00 – 23:00 video of the games – lecture room
*Please remembers CAMP IS CAMP , this is why schedule can be changed, sometimes we will need to adopt to whether, players, coaches and our feelings.
THURSDAY 2.07.2020
8:00 – 9:00 court inside – referees practice – 3PO + YOYO test
9:00 breakfast
10:15 – 10:45 presentation – group 3
10:45 – 11:45 lecture + video analysis
12:15 – 12:45 court outside
13:00 – 14:00 FITNES – Group1/Group2
14:30 Lunch
15:45 Pregame meeting – lecture room
16:00 warm up before the games
16:30 – 20:00 games / speed practice – divided by groups
19:30 dinner
20:30 YOGA
22:00 – 23:00 video of the games
*Please remembers CAMP IS CAMP , this is why schedule can be changed, sometimes we will need to adopt to whether, players, coaches and our feelings.
FRIDAY 3.07.2020
BODY CHECK
8:00 – 9:00 court inside – referees practice – 3PO
9:00 breakfast
10:15 – 10:45 presentation – group 4
10:45 – 11:45 lecture + video analysis
12:15 – 12:45 court outside 3PO
13:00 – 14:00 FITNES – Group1/Group2
14:30 Lunch
15:45 Pregame meeting – lecture room
16:00 warm up before the games
16:30 – 20:00 games / speed practice – divided by groups
on the way back – individual videos analysis 🙂
– GAME OVER – DID YOU GET BETTER (?) –
*Please remembers CAMP IS CAMP , this is why schedule can be changed, sometimes we will need to adopt to whether, players, coaches and our feelings.
SURVIVAL CAMP 2020 SESSION 1 – LETS START
Finaly we are back with you !
Due to pandemic COVID – 19 we had to re-schedue our plans and terms of this year REFEREE.PL SURVIVAL CAMP. Now we have possibility and we are ready to work with you.
The first session of our Survival Camp will take place verry soon. We will start it at 29th of June 2020 and finish at 3th of July 2020 with 12 Junior Campers and 3 Senior Campers.
We are looking forward to starting the first session and returning to hard work on and off the court. Players and trainers are already getting ready to work with us.
We are also working on Second Session of Camp. Probabely it will take place at 3rd or 4th week of July. More details will come soon.
Referee.pl Survival Camp 2020 Invitation
SURVIVAL CAMP 2020
One more time, one more year!
INVITATION
We are very happy to announce the 4th edition of SURVIVAL CAMP. This camp is very modern way of working to improve referees’ skills in all individual aspects.
Ronnie Nunn
Director of Officials
National Basketball Association
Ronnie Nunn, the NBA’s Director of Officials, is a veteran of 23 NBA seasons. During his officiating career, which spanned 19 seasons, Nunn worked 1,134 regular-season, 73 playoff and four NBA Finals games, as well as the 1996 NBA All-Star Game, the 1993 McDonald’s Championship in Munich, Germany, the NBA Japan Summer Charity Games in 1996 and the 2000 Mexico Challenge. He has also been involved in the WNBA’s mentor program and is an NBA instructor during the summer.
Nunn handles the day-to-day management of the officiating staff, including daily instruction on the correct application of NBA playing rules. He reports directly to Stu Jackson, Executive Vice President, 
Basketball Operations.
Prior to joining the NBA as an official, Nunn officiated in the CBA for two years, and officiated Pro-Am basketball in New York City for two years. He also has one year of high school officiating experience in New York and New Jersey, and worked as a special education teacher for 10 years.
Nunn was an assistant coach at Pace University from 1978-1980 and at his alma mater, Brooklyn Tech High School from 1976-77. He played professionally on the National Basketball Circuit of Mexico from 1972-74 and was named MVP in 1973, and Best Player of the Decade (1970s). Nunn played collegiate basketball for three seasons at George Washington University where he became the Colonials’ leading scorer and a member of the 1,000 points club in 1972. He was inducted into the George Washington University Hall of Fame in 1997 and named to the school’s All-Century Team. Nunn received his undergraduate degree from George Washington and an M.S. at the College of New Rochelle and an M.S. at Queens College.
Nunn, along with his wife, Andee, an American Studies teacher at Danbury HS, has established the Nunn-Better Scholarship Award, given to students of diverse backgrounds who have demonstrated academic excellence and have overcome other obstacles in their lives. The award is offered 
to students of Danbury High School and The Hord Foundation.
Born and raised in Brooklyn, N.Y., Nunn currently resides in Danbury, Conn. He is the father of two daughters, Ilana who works as a publicist, and Alexi who works as an attorney. He is also a member of the local NAACP and Danbury’s Concerned Black Men, an organization that tutors and mentors minority students.
In 2009 in Katowice Ronnie was an instructor at EMW Referee’s Camp.
Check “Officials Time Out” by Ronnie Nunn
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Check “Double Dribble” by Ronnie Nynn
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Lubomir Kotleba
Mr. Kotleba`s basketball career was the following:
1960 – 1968 – a player
1968 – 1970 – a coach
1970 – 1975 – a team manager
1963 – 1975 – a referee on national level,
1975 – 1989 – an international referee (FIBA)
Mr. Kotleba became a Central Board member of Slovak basketball federation in 1972, and since 1981 he was a Central Board member of Czechoslovak basketball federation.
Since 1989 till now Mr. Kotleba is a FIBA full-time staff. ( FIBA Sport Director )
Mr.Kotleba officiated 4015 games, three Olympic Games ( two finals), five World Championships, twelve European Champioships, six championships of other continents and ten European Club Competitions finals.
As a commissioner he officiated five Olympic Games, twenty two World Championships, twenty one European Championships and about 100 European Club Competitions games.
Besides as a FIBA lecturer he participated in 96 referee clinics in 57 countries of five continents.
Lubomir Kotleba
Mr. Kotleba`s basketball career was the following:
1960 – 1968 – a player
1968 – 1970 – a coach
1970 – 1975 – a team manager
1963 – 1975 – a referee on national level,
1975 – 1989 – an international referee (FIBA)
Mr. Kotleba became a Central Board member of Slovak basketball federation in 1972, and since 1981 he was a Central Board member of Czechoslovak basketball federation.
Since 1989 till now Mr. Kotleba is a FIBA full-time staff. ( FIBA Sport Director )
Mr.Kotleba officiated 4015 games, three Olympic Games ( two finals), five World Championships, twelve European Champioships, six championships of other continents and ten European Club Competitions finals.
As a commissioner he officiated five Olympic Games, twenty two World Championships, twenty one European Championships and about 100 European Club Competitions games.
Besides as a FIBA lecturer he participated in 96 referee clinics in 57 countries of five continents.
Lubomir Kotleba
Mr. Kotleba`s basketball career was the following:
1960 – 1968 – a player
1968 – 1970 – a coach
1970 – 1975 – a team manager
1963 – 1975 – a referee on national level,
1975 – 1989 – an international referee (FIBA)
Mr. Kotleba became a Central Board member of Slovak basketball federation in 1972, and since 1981 he was a Central Board member of Czechoslovak basketball federation.
Since 1989 till now Mr. Kotleba is a FIBA full-time staff. ( FIBA Sport Director )
Mr.Kotleba officiated 4015 games, three Olympic Games ( two finals), five World Championships, twelve European Champioships, six championships of other continents and ten European Club Competitions finals.
As a commissioner he officiated five Olympic Games, twenty two World Championships, twenty one European Championships and about 100 European Club Competitions games.
Besides as a FIBA lecturer he participated in 96 referee clinics in 57 countries of five continents.
Romas Brazauskas
Referee since 1973
International referee since 1987
4 Olympic Games (’92 Barcelona; Atlanta ’96 Women’s Final USA – BRA with W.Zych; 2000 Sydney incl. Men’s Final USA-France, Beijing ’08 Men’s Final USA – ESP)
1998, 2002, 2006, 2010 – World Championships;
1995, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2009 Men’s Final ESP – SRB – European Championships for Men
12 times Euroleague Final Four (1995-2010)
7 Final Games (1997 Rome, 2000 Thessaloniki, 2002 Bologna, 2004 Tel Aviv, 2005 Moscow, 2009 Berlin, 2010 Paris)
2004, 2008, 2010 Our instructor on East Meets West Camp in Bydgoszcz
Romas Brazauskas
Referee since 1973
International referee since 1987
4 Olympic Games (’92 Barcelona; Atlanta ’96 Women’s Final USA – BRA with W.Zych; 2000 Sydney incl. Men’s Final USA-France, Beijing ’08 Men’s Final USA – ESP)
1998, 2002, 2006, 2010 – World Championships;
1995, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2009 Men’s Final ESP – SRB – European Championships for Men
12 times Euroleague Final Four (1995-2010)
7 Final Games (1997 Rome, 2000 Thessaloniki, 2002 Bologna, 2004 Tel Aviv, 2005 Moscow, 2009 Berlin, 2010 Paris)
2004, 2008, 2010 Our instructor on East Meets West Camp in Bydgoszcz