Judges And Referees Seminar East Region (Completed)
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Date:
Thursday, March 11 and Friday, March 12, 2006 |
Time:
Day 1: 9am to 5pm / Day 2: 9am to 3pm
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Place:
KMCSC (Kingston Military Community Sports Center) - Conference Room and Tkd/Karate Room
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Fee:
- $50.00: first time participant
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$40.00: refresher
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Directions:
From Hwy 401 (east or west) take exit #623 onto Hwy 15. Travel south on Hwy 15 (direction Kingston ) until it makes T-junction with Hwy 2. Turn left (west) on Hwy 2 toward downtown Kingston . At the bottom of the hill turn right at the set of lights onto Duty Drive . The KMCSC will be immediately on your left. Turn into the parking lot and front entrance of the building. Once inside, the custodian can give directions to the Conference Room upstairs.
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What to bring/wear:
Dobuk, taekwondo shoes, notebook, latest version of WTF Competition Rules Book, sparring equipment(optional,but recommended) |
Dear Grand Masters, Masters, Instructors, Coaches and Fellow Taekwondoists:
The OTA will be conducting a Referee Seminar on March 11 and 12, 2006 in Kingston hosted by RMC. Day 1 will run from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm; and will be spent on the NEW WTF RULES effective in 2006, viewing training DVD’s and World Championship videos, some hand signals and most importantly, determining “what a point is” with real players. Day 2 will begin at 9:00 am with the written test, practical situations with real competitors playing the game, use of ASL electronic scoring equipment, and finally a practical test, with target completion time being 3:00 pm.
The OTA referee seminar is very hands on and interactive for all participants. In fact, we strongly encourage players, coaches and instructors to attend; not so much to become a referee, if that is not their goal, but to properly learn the new rules applicable in 2006, and equally as important, to learn about what the referee thinks during a match.
Firstly, if you will be in attendance, please send an email to me at knuckles@eagle.ca as soon as possible. I will then send a copy of the new 2006 rules in PDF format to you, for your review prior to the seminar. Please bring your copy with you. We would actually like to spend as little time as possible on the rule manual. We will have to spend some time on the most important articles, and ensure that material is covered for the written test, which will be held on Sunday morning. This way, the participants will have Saturday evening to study. In addition, I will be sure to have sufficient supplies on hand for all participants, rather than risk not having enough.
Secondly, please download and print a copy of the application on the following link: http://www.taekwondo.on.ca/download/ota_referee_application_form.pdf. Please have it completed and appropriate funds available immediately upon your arrival to facilitate registration as quickly as possible. In addition, you must be a current OTA 2005/2006 member; if not, this registration form is on the link: http://www.taekwondo.on.ca/membership.htm and must be completed prior to participation at the seminar. This way, we will spend more time on the game, than on administration.
Thirdly, we will be utilizing the Kyorugi DVD produced in Korea outlining the permitted techniques and areas, as well as prohibited acts. We will also be showing tapes of the World Championships; and utilizing the actual ASL system, so participating players will spar, and you actually feel what it is like to be both in the corner and in the centre of a real match.
Fourthly, if you are anticipating attending in order to upgrade Referee class levels, please bring a copy of your most current referee class certificate, if possible.
Finally, at the option of the participants, we would like you to bring your sparring gear. The reason is threefold. 1. In the past when we practice actual ring management with mock matches, we usually go home with some severe bruises. 2. It will make a practice match more realistic for the centre referee. 3. We can spend more time on “what is a point”, which is the actual reason for the game.
It is the hope of the OTA that many players, coaches, instructors and referees participate at this seminar. The date has been selected carefully in relation to the second Senior Selection at the end of January, 2006. Participation at this date will allow the participants time to practice game management with the new rules prior to the next selection tournament.
I look forward to hearing from the interested participants, and hope that I can provide a fun and enlightening seminar for all.
Yours truly,
Master Barbara Marian
International Referee
OTA Referee Committee
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