A referee is an official who makes sure the rules of competition are adhered to, and looks after the well being of competitors. In all but the most novice contest, referees are appointed or approved by the individual sports governing body.
Age
There is normally both a minimum and maximum age restriction, See your chosen activities governing body.
Description
Referees and umpires are indistinguishable as to responsibility, different activities call there principle official by different names. Referees have to have a sound knowledge of the most up to date rules of there activity, they must be impartial and be able to make instant impartial decisions, no how popular with partisan team supporters. At the same time they must keep watch the well being as to injury and potential injury of all competitors. A referee is a very underrated activity.
Dedication
Necessary dedication is a general fitness to keep up with the competition must be maintained. Competitions you have been appointed to must be attended, and a knowledge of all new rules must be current.
Closely
Related Activities
Umpires, Judges and competition officials and marshal's.
Cost
There are normally no costs involved with this activity, as all expenses are reimbursed, and at higher levels a fee may be received.
Level of Demand
The table below shows the maximum levels of demand that this activity requires. NOTE: These are not entry levels or levels of requirement and has nothing to do with ability.
Energy |
Arms
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Legs
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Sight
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Hearing
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Speech |
Learning |
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