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    The document provides guidance for an activity to help umpires practice commonly used hand signals. The activity, called Umpire Says, instructs umpires to mimic hand signals called out by the coach. It aims to improve umpires' familiarity with hand signals through repetitive practice. Questions are also suggested to promote discussion of when and why specific signals are used to support umpiring decisions. Regular practice of signals is advised until they become natural and automatic for umpires.

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    The document provides guidance for an activity to help umpires practice commonly used hand signals. The activity, called Umpire Says, instructs umpires to mimic hand signals called out by the coach. It aims to improve umpires' familiarity with hand signals through repetitive practice. Questions are also suggested to promote discussion of when and why specific signals are used to support umpiring decisions. Regular practice of signals is advised until they become natural and automatic for umpires.

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    The document provides guidance for an activity to help umpires practice commonly used hand signals. The activity, called Umpire Says, instructs umpires to mimic hand signals called out by the coach. It aims to improve umpires' familiarity with hand signals through repetitive practice. Questions are also suggested to promote discussion of when and why specific signals are used to support umpiring decisions. Regular practice of signals is advised until they become natural and automatic for umpires.

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    UMPIRING TECHNIQUES

    HAND SIGNALS •
    WHAT TO DO
    sing the rules of Umpire Says (Simon says),
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    ASK THE UMPIRES
    • Why do umpires use hand signals?
    call out various infringements for umpires
    to perform the correct hand signal to
    RULE REFERENCE 14 (for example, umpire says, ‘stepping’).

    UMPIRE COACHING TIPS


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    when you say ‘Umpire says’.

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    • and signals are used to support the umpires
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    indicate the most commonly penalised • se the Ask the Umpires questions to promote
    U signals each time a decision is made, until they
    further discussion around the rule, and reinforce become a natural part of umpiring.
    infringements in a game of Umpire Says. the most important aspects of the learning by
    referencing the Umpire Coaching Tips.
    AREA REQUIRED
    Your choice of indoor or outdoor playing area.

    10 MINUTES DURATION
    HAND SIGNALS 3
    UMPIRING TECHNIQUES

    HAND SIGNALS SOME EXAMPLES OF COMMONLY USED HAND SIGNALS

    START/RESTART START/RESTART HOLD TIME DIRECTION OF PASS THROW IN – TOSS UP


    OF PLAY OF PLAY GOAL LINE

    ADVANTAGE GOAL SCORED GOAL NOT SCORED FOOTWORK CENTRE INCORRECT ENTRY
    POSITIONED TO AREA

    HAND SIGNALS
    QUICK GUIDE

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