Club Officials Mentoring Programme - Athletic Officiating Training
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Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Declarations/Seeding, Starter & Starters
Assistant.
Long & Triple Jump/High Jump Pole Vault
Call-Room & Track Events
Throws - Shot, Hammer, Discus & Javelin
Timekeeping, Results & Announcing
Assistant Officials Course
Day 1
Starter / Starters Assistant
Declarations & Seeding – how it’s done & Why
Start positions – where to stand
Signals & Signs – within the team
Start Lists – who to use them
Disqualifications
DQ Cards
Day 2
Long & Triple Jump.
Call Up Athletes – best way
Fouls – What is a foul jump / Flags
Enter / Exit Pit – role of Pit Judge
Spiking – What to look for
Measuring – How it’s done
Raking – Why it’s important/Best way
Completing a Card
Day 2
High Jump & Pole Vault
Setting up beds / stands
Stands – How they move
Call Up – Starting heights / Entering comp
Fouls – What is a foul / Flags
Completing a card
Day 3
Track Events
Call- Room – What to check
Where to Stand – Finish line
How to record placings
Lap board & bell - How it works
Umpiring positions – where to stand
Relays – change over zones
Disqualifications –
Day 4 – Throws
Shot, Discus, Hammer, Javelin
Call Up Athletes – Best way
Enter / Exit Circle – What way
Fouls – What is a foul throw / Flags
Arm Action – What to look for
Landing – What to look for / Where to stand
Measuring – How is it done
Completing a Card
Day 5
Timekeeping/Results/Announcing
Where to stand
Communication with other Officials
When to start / stop the watch
Reading the watch / Recording the time
Lap times
Why they are so important
Best methods of recording & posting results
What and When to announce, the importance of
the announcer
Day 6
Delivery of
Assistant Officials
Course
This 6-week mentoring programme is designed to enhance the skills and confidence of club officials and parents in officiating at athletic competitions. Covering various aspects such as declarations, seeding, timekeeping, event specifics like jumps, throws, and track events, this programme provides comprehensive training to support officials at all levels. Through practical sessions and detailed guidance, participants will gain valuable knowledge and hands-on experience to excel in their roles at club events.
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Club Officials Club Officials Mentoring Mentoring Programme Programme
Club Officials Mentoring Programme. This is a 6 week programme to support Club Officials / Parents to feel more This is a 6 week programme to support Club Officials / Parents to feel more confident and knowledgeable when officiating at all levels of confident and knowledgeable when officiating at all levels of athletic It will be delivered on a Club training night at the Club venue It will be delivered on a Club training night at the Club venue athleticcompetitions. competitions. Declarations/Seeding, Starter & Starters Assistant. Long & Triple Jump/High Jump Pole Vault Call-Room & Track Events Throws - Shot, Hammer, Discus & Javelin Timekeeping, Results & Announcing Assistant Officials Course Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6
Day 1 Starter / Starters Assistant Declarations & Seeding how it s done & Why Start positions where to stand Signals & Signs within the team Start Lists who to use them Disqualifications DQ Cards
Day 2 Long & Triple Jump. Call Up Athletes best way Fouls What is a foul jump / Flags Enter / Exit Pit role of Pit Judge Spiking What to look for Measuring How it s done Raking Why it s important/Best way Completing a Card
Day 2 High Jump & Pole Vault Setting up beds / stands Stands How they move Call Up Starting heights / Entering comp Fouls What is a foul / Flags Completing a card
Day 3 Track Events Call- Room What to check Where to Stand Finish line How to record placings Lap board & bell - How it works Umpiring positions where to stand Relays change over zones Disqualifications
Day 4 Throws Shot, Discus, Hammer, Javelin Call Up Athletes Best way Enter / Exit Circle What way Fouls What is a foul throw / Flags Arm Action What to look for Landing What to look for / Where to stand Measuring How is it done Completing a Card
Day 5 Timekeeping/Results/Announcing Where to stand Communication with other Officials When to start / stop the watch Reading the watch / Recording the time Lap times Why they are so important Best methods of recording & posting results What and When to announce, the importance of the announcer
Day 6 Delivery of Assistant Officials Course
