What bit of training, preparation, or tip best prepared you for your
last successful assessment or even just a well-done match?
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I started this blog for all the referees volunteering for AYSO Region 112 in La Verne / San Dimas, California. Each week, or more often, I will post observations, themes, clarifications, and more related to refereeing soccer. I hope this blog will be useful and user friendly. I encourage you to post comments.
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1 comment:
My experience in prepping for my assessment was to read over my notes taken from the "Advance Course" class the night before my match. Second, arrive fresh for your assingment(not a good idea to have done 3 or 5 games prior to your assessment).Thirdly, arrive at least 1 hour before game time. And most importantly be confident in your AR's abilities to work as a team!! I would like to express my graditude to Paul Cyhanuik, and Roger Pearce for their assistance on my match (these two referees were also being assessed).
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