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Training & Development
Training & Development
Ten Tips for High School Umpires
Here's a print out of a presentation designed for use by local umpire associations interested in raising their member's standard of officiating. The Power Point file is also available.
Nov 30, 2011 - 11:00:00 PM
Training & Development
FIH launches Rules of Hockey Video Library
The FIH is pleased to announce the launch of its FIH Rules of Hockey Video Library. The Video Library is a joint project between the FIH Umpiring Committee and the Hockey Rules Board, the objective of which is to provide a collection of video clips which demonstrate the Rules of Hockey and their current interpretations.
Nov 6, 2010 - 8:00:00 AM
Training & Development
USA Field Hockey Webcasts National Rules Briefing
USA Field Hockey makes historic announcement to webcast its National Rules Briefing. The production will be broadcast live on August 4, 2010, at 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time (-5 GMT) and cost $10. A recording of the program will be available on-demand throughout the 2010 season. Whether you attend the live broadcast or view recordings of the broadcast, the total is only $10.
Jul 24, 2010 - 9:00:00 AM
Training & Development
How to Umpire Course (USA)
Registration is now open for the annual HOW TO UMPIRE FIELD HOCKEY course taught by UmpireHockey.com publisher Cris Maloney at Mercer County Community College. Maloney uses the FIH Level I Umpire course curriculum, NFHS rules book, professional photography, videos, his experience and his presentation skills to bring officiating to life in this unique classroom experience. Students from as far away as Maryland, Easton PA, and Bryn Mawr PA have taken Maloney's course. On field coaching is also available.
Mar 22, 2010 - 11:21:20 PM
Training & Development
The Invisible Umpire
There is an old myth, from a bygone era but persistent even to this day, that to be a good umpire you have to be invisible. In truth, the only time umpires are forced into shedding their cloak of invisibility is when they blow their whistle. Therefore, the responsibility for enabling umpires to remain invisible rests on the shoulders of those who break the rules.
Oct 20, 2008 - 11:00:00 AM
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