Law 5: Referee Whistle Basics
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- čas přidán 5. 12. 2016
- Ashley Marshall is an innovative referee instructor and career educator with over 10 years of refereeing experience.
He is a certified referee assessor, referee instructor, and is the Club Head Referee of the Newmarket Soccer Club. (www.newmarketsoccer.com)
He is also a regular digital lesson contributor to the Learning Bird Education Network. His lively and engaging teaching style makes his lessons memorable, and his classroom an exciting environment for all students.
This video walks referees through the basics of whistle technique for local football/soccer matches.
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All of these videos are fantastic mate! I've been looking for a channel like this for a while :)
Glad to help. More videos are planned, so sub to stay in the loop.
Which whistke do you use?
Acme Tornado 2000
Ref Tutor this may sound silly but what is the green whistle with the different pitch called?
It is a Fox 40. The other, my preferred one, is an ACME Tornado.
Reffing my first to games this Saturday thx for the help ;)
my first game is on 2nd feb ... very much exited .. its a standard 12 vs collage boys game ...
Always a great standard on this channel! I'm a young referee in England and have just started a new channel where I'm going to post a load of refereeing content with a various range of topics. Keep up the excellent standard of upload Ashley !
The Average Referee I am a young referee as well, why haven’t you made any vids bro?
thank you so much. great help
Great stuff Ashley. I just shared with the officials I work with as an assignor and instructor.
Glad to help.
Amazing video 👍
Thank you
Amazing video, I had my first game using these tips and it helped so much!
Your comment made my day. Glad that I could help.
Ref Tutor hey, I’m 13 turning 14, is it ok that I’m reffing, it might look. Weird right
Not at all. In my jurisdiction referees can begin at 12 years old, however teenage referees can only officiate players who are two years younger.
Go for it! You will learn alot: not just about refereeing.
R. Marshall I’ve never seen a young ref, anyway, could u explain how many matches you would get a month
2 whistles is such a good idea
Indeed.
I usually have three, one with a pea, one FOX 40 and one Acmee Tornado. 3 different tones and 3 different kinds
Thank you Sir.
It was usefull
nice i needed this
Glad to help
I suggest a FOX 40 with the CMG. It made my life 10x easier
Good
I so want to be a referee when I am older sounds so fun but haed
Sorry I meant hard
@@colinyoung5186 you know you can edit comments, right?
3:18 do You take your tounge out and in or is IT a blowing teqnique
Tounge when making it stop. Then you are done. Don’t stop exhaling until your tounge has stopped the sound.
i have a questionnnn, if i have free kick do i have to wait for ref to whistle? another example if my teams scores can we restart the game without the whistle? I saw a soccer game yesterday and the girls didnt wait for the ref whistle to do any of the example mentioned
I’m a ref and I only whistle after a free kick if there is a wall that has to be put in place. I think it’s mandatory to wait for the whistle with a match restart.
When goal is scored, I’ve seen some referees whistle and som don’t whistle. What is the correct alternative for the referee?
Is they clearly score and it’s easy to see that the they scored don’t blow. If the ball fully crosses the goal line and then bounces back out or something then they will indicate it with the whistle bc it was harder to see
Lukas Beng you don’t blow the whistle for a goal being scored
@@karentaylorsmells u do if it was not clearly seen as a goal by everyone
Please tell me about the two best whistles for referees...
Molten Valkeen & Fox 40 Classic
What about halftime and the end of the game
Halftime: 2 blasts (short & long); Fulltime: 3 blasts (short, short, long).
@@RefTutor thank you im just starting and i have a game in a hour
Sandro Hernandez I do 3 for halftime and fulltime
@@vika0194 2 for ht
I think it's practice
LOL.
See below.
Practice*
Just watch a game on TV
"Practise,
practise,
Practise"
I don't think that's how you spell "practice" 😕
LOL, as a teacher I have had this debate at report card time often.
Here's the verdict that I stick with: if you are attending a rehearsal event (a noun) it is 'practice'; if you are rehearsing (a verb) it is 'practise'. In this case, I am encouraging referee to rehearse (the verb); hence 'practise'.
Good observation: thanks for commenting.