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This comprehensive guide provides insights on effective communication for sports officials at the Metro Allstars Officials Camp. Covering verbal and non-verbal communication techniques, it explores when to communicate, whom to talk to, and what to discuss during various game situations. The camp emphasizes dealing with coaches and maintaining decorum on the court, including managing challenging behaviors through the "3 W's" approach - Wave, Warn, Whack. Learn about handling distractions, verbal attacks, and maintaining crew integrity. Enhance your officiating skills with Metro Allstars Officials Camp communication strategies!
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Welcome! Without Referee’s, It’s Just Recess Communication
Communication Verbal • When is it useful? • During a Dead Ball • What to talk about? • Who to talk too Metro Allstars Officials Camp
Communication • Non-Verbal • NFHS signals • Mechanics (Positioning) • Eye contact • Body language – what is it saying • During Time Outs Metro Allstars Officials Camp
Dealing With Coaches/Bench Decorum • Allow Coaches to be Emotional in the Moment • Listen • Answer Questions, Not Statements • Simple Acknowledgement • Be Professional • Use NFHS Terms When Giving Explanations • Be Honest • The 3 W’s – Wave, Warn, Whack Metro Allstars Officials Camp
The 3 W’s – Wave Wave Constant Complaining Distracting the official/crew Running Commentary Officiating from the Bench Metro Allstars Officials Camp
The 3 W’s – Warn Warn Coaches That Distract You From Your Job Out of the Box Coaching Disparaging Comments About the Crew/Partner Challenges Integrity of Crew – Quietly Metro Allstars Officials Camp
The 3 W’s – Whack Whack • The 3 P’s • Personal Attacks – “You” statements • Prolonged – Won’t let it go • Profane • Challenges Integrity of Crew – Loudly • Any of the previous W’s • Demonstrative Behavior • Gesturing Calls Metro Allstars Officials Camp