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The Philosophy of Judging

The Philosophy of Judging. Morten B. Wilmann Judges Committee of FITA. KNOWLEDGE OF RULES. Knowing the basic shooting rules - Read the rules often - Remember the important rules - Be aware of changes Being able to refer to relevant rules

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The Philosophy of Judging

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  1. The Philosophy of Judging Morten B. Wilmann Judges Committee of FITA

  2. KNOWLEDGE OF RULES • Knowing the basic shooting rules - Read the rules often - Remember the important rules - Be aware of changes • Being able to refer to relevant rules - Know how the books are built up and their chapters • Knowing the intention of a rule - Understand why the rule is there

  3. INTEGRITY • Independent behaviour - do not compromise your integrity by accepting orders from “outsiders” or any forms of bribery • Fair treatment of everybody • club mates • top level archers

  4. JUDGEMENT • In accordance with the rules and procedures laid down • Protective attitude - Benefit of the doubt - Save the archers points, unless the rules say differently • Fairness - Unfair advantage ? - Hearsay?

  5. CREATING TRUST • Knowledge • Determination • Clear information • Consistent (Judge Guide Book) • Dress code / Do's and Don'ts • Physical standard

  6. STAYING CALM • Controlling your temper • Necessary time when appropriate • Smile • Relax

  7. COOPERATIVE • Confer with other judges • Confer with D.o.S. • Inform (confer) with Team Captains • Advice media personnel positively

  8. REACTION • Avoid delay of the competition • Reply to questions • Keep alert and focused during the team match

  9. FULFILMENT OF DUTIES • Loyalty to the rules • Loyalty to the duties of being a judge • Loyalty to decisions made by other judges • Improve your judging technique • Keep yourself updated on rules and procedures

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