Prevent the tough play to become a rough play – Richard Stokes

We have started the day as usual with morning jogging at 8:15 by Marcin Kowalski, very refreshing to start the day like this, specially that the temperature is Radom is chill ☺ Some campers didn’t even stop running after 20 min and made another round. Well whatever makes you fit for the day!!

And yes we need you in your top shape as the agenda is pretty tight.

OFF BALL PLAYS and Unsportsmanlike Foul Criteria – Richard Stokes

Richard was talking again about off ball plays, as for the morning we kept the group set up, and he emphasized the unsportsmanlike criteria, we watched many clips and discussed repeatedly in slow motion as from this season this is a very important rule adoption and change. Referees need to remember about calling the right criteria that everyone understands, on both sides of the play.

Do we apply the travel rule in every situation the same? Is it art or science? ☺

Sasa Pukl – how to get prepared to the game, based on Sasa experience

Campers were asked by Sasa to do a homework: prepare clips with your strengths and weaknesses, and observe on how you assess your performance.
Later we went to the games. Many good games, interesting situations, the clips will be very nice, so some work in the evening to cut them. On the gyms the referees can also use the camera glasses, to record the game from 3 different angles and see exactly if you guys are watching your zone.

See you tomorrow ☺

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Prevent the tough play to become a rough play – Richard Stokes

We have started the day as usual with morning jogging at 8:15 by Marcin Kowalski, very refreshing to start the day like this, specially that the temperature is Radom is chill ☺ Some campers didn’t even stop running after 20 min and made another round. Well whatever makes you fit for the day!!

And yes we need you in your top shape as the agenda is pretty tight.

OFF BALL PLAYS and Unsportsmanlike Foul Criteria – Richard Stokes

Richard was talking again about off ball plays, as for the morning we kept the group set up, and he emphasized the unsportsmanlike criteria, we watched many clips and discussed repeatedly in slow motion as from this season this is a very important rule adoption and change. Referees need to remember about calling the right criteria that everyone understands, on both sides of the play.

Do we apply the travel rule in every situation the same? Is it art or science? ☺

Sasa Pukl – how to get prepared to the game, based on Sasa experience

Campers were asked by Sasa to do a homework: prepare clips with your strengths and weaknesses, and observe on how you assess your performance.
Later we went to the games. Many good games, interesting situations, the clips will be very nice, so some work in the evening to cut them. On the gyms the referees can also use the camera glasses, to record the game from 3 different angles and see exactly if you guys are watching your zone.

See you tomorrow ☺

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Choose your role model and try to teach someone as well, be an example for someone – JOSE CARRION

After one year, here we are again☺

This time we start the camp with the games. There are many games for our campers this time, so we take advantage of it, so for sure there will be a lot of material to work with. We are on 4 halls in Radom, divided into 2 groups and exchange the lectures with games during the whole game.

Morning was spent as well for the camp registration and check in, closing all the administrative and organizational details, logistics, so camp staff was very busy, hehe ☺
Here are the lecture highlights from today.

Kuba Zamojski and Janusz Calik made an introduction to the rule changes, especially on unsportsmanlike foul update, where criteria are grouped in a new way by FIBA Technical Committee (C1, C2, C3, C4, C5) and travel violation. It will be in use from this season! So you need to start to call it and camp is a good way to practice!

Jose was asked to talk about presence on the court in the “American way”. So what does it even mean.

What is presence?
How do I see myself?
How other have told me I look?
Do I see myself achieving my goal?
Do I work on my PRESENCE?

One of the NBA officials said: I can spot good referee in 2 min just by doing the eye test. What does it mean? People can read your emotions, so choose your moments to give the right emotions and build your presence.

Presence & Projection

Everybody has different presence, everybody has their own individual presence, you work on it during whole career/life. Every game.

projection – mental impression (judgment)

Elements:

• ability to communicate (use your voice)
• strong but not abusive
• in command but not arrogant

you can make bad call looking goo with good mechanics, you can make good call shitty with bad mechanics, and no one cares it was a good call.

OFF-BALL PLAY SITUATIONS – Richard Stokes

Richard had a very interesting clip session about the off-ball situations, helping us to realize the importance to make the right call and guiding us through the principals of the rule on the examples from Euroleague games.
Can we apply the same criteria in RSBQ or advantage/disadvantage in the same way in different plays?
Is “wait and see” the correct approach?

Sometimes we need luck and sometimes we make our own luck – Richard Stokes

At the end of the day we had an introduction session with everyone, campers and instructors, and a welcome speech from Kuba with some additional info and from Tommy, very motivating for the start of the camp!!

To finish telling you about the first day of our camp I would like to use the words of Janusz Calik from today’s lecture.

Janusz Calik: Are you tired?
Group: No.
Janusz: You will be.

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Choose your role model and try to teach someone as well, be an example for someone – JOSE CARRION

After one year, here we are again☺

This time we start the camp with the games. There are many games for our campers this time, so we take advantage of it, so for sure there will be a lot of material to work with. We are on 4 halls in Radom, divided into 2 groups and exchange the lectures with games during the whole game.

Morning was spent as well for the camp registration and check in, closing all the administrative and organizational details, logistics, so camp staff was very busy, hehe ☺
Here are the lecture highlights from today.

Kuba Zamojski and Janusz Calik made an introduction to the rule changes, especially on unsportsmanlike foul update, where criteria are grouped in a new way by FIBA Technical Committee (C1, C2, C3, C4, C5) and travel violation. It will be in use from this season! So you need to start to call it and camp is a good way to practice!

Jose was asked to talk about presence on the court in the “American way”. So what does it even mean.

What is presence?
How do I see myself?
How other have told me I look?
Do I see myself achieving my goal?
Do I work on my PRESENCE?

One of the NBA officials said: I can spot good referee in 2 min just by doing the eye test. What does it mean? People can read your emotions, so choose your moments to give the right emotions and build your presence.

Presence & Projection

Everybody has different presence, everybody has their own individual presence, you work on it during whole career/life. Every game.

projection – mental impression (judgment)

Elements:

• ability to communicate (use your voice)
• strong but not abusive
• in command but not arrogant

you can make bad call looking goo with good mechanics, you can make good call shitty with bad mechanics, and no one cares it was a good call.

OFF-BALL PLAY SITUATIONS – Richard Stokes

Richard had a very interesting clip session about the off-ball situations, helping us to realize the importance to make the right call and guiding us through the principals of the rule on the examples from Euroleague games.
Can we apply the same criteria in RSBQ or advantage/disadvantage in the same way in different plays?
Is “wait and see” the correct approach?

Sometimes we need luck and sometimes we make our own luck – Richard Stokes

At the end of the day we had an introduction session with everyone, campers and instructors, and a welcome speech from Kuba with some additional info and from Tommy, very motivating for the start of the camp!!

To finish telling you about the first day of our camp I would like to use the words of Janusz Calik from today’s lecture.

Janusz Calik: Are you tired?
Group: No.
Janusz: You will be.

{gallery}galleries/2017/1{/gallery}

Choose your role model and try to teach someone as well, be an example for someone – JOSE CARRION

After one year, here we are again☺

This time we start the camp with the games. There are many games for our campers this time, so we take advantage of it, so for sure there will be a lot of material to work with. We are on 4 halls in Radom, divided into 2 groups and exchange the lectures with games during the whole game.

Morning was spent as well for the camp registration and check in, closing all the administrative and organizational details, logistics, so camp staff was very busy, hehe ☺
Here are the lecture highlights from today.

Kuba Zamojski and Janusz Calik made an introduction to the rule changes, especially on unsportsmanlike foul update, where criteria are grouped in a new way by FIBA Technical Committee (C1, C2, C3, C4, C5) and travel violation. It will be in use from this season! So you need to start to call it and camp is a good way to practice!

Jose was asked to talk about presence on the court in the “American way”. So what does it even mean.

What is presence?
How do I see myself?
How other have told me I look?
Do I see myself achieving my goal?
Do I work on my PRESENCE?

One of the NBA officials said: I can spot good referee in 2 min just by doing the eye test. What does it mean? People can read your emotions, so choose your moments to give the right emotions and build your presence.

Presence & Projection

Everybody has different presence, everybody has their own individual presence, you work on it during whole career/life. Every game.

projection – mental impression (judgment)

Elements:

• ability to communicate (use your voice)
• strong but not abusive
• in command but not arrogant

you can make bad call looking goo with good mechanics, you can make good call shitty with bad mechanics, and no one cares it was a good call.

OFF-BALL PLAY SITUATIONS – Richard Stokes

Richard had a very interesting clip session about the off-ball situations, helping us to realize the importance to make the right call and guiding us through the principals of the rule on the examples from Euroleague games.
Can we apply the same criteria in RSBQ or advantage/disadvantage in the same way in different plays?
Is “wait and see” the correct approach?

Sometimes we need luck and sometimes we make our own luck – Richard Stokes

At the end of the day we had an introduction session with everyone, campers and instructors, and a welcome speech from Kuba with some additional info and from Tommy, very motivating for the start of the camp!!

To finish telling you about the first day of our camp I would like to use the words of Janusz Calik from today’s lecture.

Janusz Calik: Are you tired?
Group: No.
Janusz: You will be.

{gallery}galleries/2017/1{/gallery}