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Officials' CARE Program
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Officials' CARE Program:
The goal of the program is to provide a platform offered by Select Physical Therapy to all CIAC Officials focusing on PREVENTION, RECOVERY, INJURY ASSESSMENT, & DIRECTION of CARE/TREATMENT for musculoskeletal injuries; allowing them to continue & return to officiating the sport they love in a healthy & safe manner. We want to offer a high level quality of care service to all officials to receive the same care the student athletes do.
As described above the program would consist of 4 major areas of focus:
1: PREVENTION:
Prior to each season Select Physical Therapy would offer complimentary training at yor pre-season officials meeting; focusing on pre-season strength and conditioning, prevention of musculoskeletal injuries, dynamic warm-up drills and post activity stretching and self-home care.
Throughout the season we would provide informational material through different mediums for athletic activity maintenance.
2: RECOVERY:
We understand the toll multiple number of games per week can have on the body. We understand how those multiple games per week can have a negative impact on your bodies. Your recovery from muscle soreness, and aches, and pains is crucial to your performance on and off the field.
Select Physical Therapy is currently working on designating certain offices as "Officials' Recovery Clinics" providing state of the art recovery modalities and recovery sessions. These sessions would be with an athletic trainer for a nominal fee for any official to access multiple times a week if needed to aid in their own recovery.
3: INJURY ASSESSMENT:
Select Physcial Therapy offers a complimentary Injury Hotline. Unfortunately, injuries happen and Select is here to help. Officials will have a dedicated toll free phone number they can call to access an athletic trainer to seek help regarding non-life threatening injuries.
The alhletic traniner will provide an injury consultation telephonically to help aid, direct, and expedite care for the officials.
Officials will be able to have priority access for a complimentary injury assessment performed by a licensed physical therapist or licensed atheltic trainer in any of our outpatient centers.
4: DIRECTION of CARE/TREATMENT:
As stated above, Select Physical Therapy has over 65 outpatient physical therapy offices in CT that are available for your sports medicine therapy needs. CIAC officals will have priority access to receive formaalized physical therapy, if needed.
With our extensive staff in CT, we have many relationships with the best orthopedics in the state. If you need to see an orthopedic, we can assist with getting you an appointment, often times much quicker than if you were to call yourself.
#2) Athletic Director Speaker
Athletic Director Speaker:
Retaining officials, coming up with a plan to get new officials, working together with officals to do so.
#3) Coach Speaker
Coach Speaker:
What they expect from a crew, communications, etc.
Sideline Management and how he agrees that we need to set the standard early and stick to our guns.
#5 Breakout #1 Session by Position (60 Minutes) SHOK
Referees (Fairfield/New Haven):
Short review of free kick duties and responsibilities;
Positioning and area of coverage on scrimmage kicks (punts).
What are we looking at?
Review of fouls and enforcements from snap to the time the kick ends, PSK, and post-possession enforcements.
Umpires (Colonial):
Short review of free kick duties and responsiblities;
Pre-snap duties, and review of keys;
What types of illegal blocks can happen on scrimmage kicks after the snap;
What is our post-kick positioning with relation to R?
What is our zone of coverage?
Head Linesmen/Line Judges (Hartford):
Short review of free kick duties and responsibilities;
Pre-snap checklis on scrimmage kicks, proper and illegal alignment of lineman and back (illegal formations);
Review of keys prior to snap, and areas of coverage after snap;
What is coordinated after kick as officials move downfield (gunners, etc.);
Watching area around receiver (for illegal blocks or pushes into receiver);
Fair catch review;
Unexpected motion and shift penalties that can occur.
Back Judges (Eastern):
Short review of free kick duties and responsibilities;
Discussion of scrimmage kick review: Include positioning prior to kick;
What relationship the B has with the LJ & HL
PSK and post-possession foul situations and reporting to R;
Fair catch review
New Officials (New Haven):
New Candidates will have their own sessions, concentrating on questions they might have, some video review, & work on the field.
The first break-out session will be questions and video work
#6 Breakout #2 Session by Position
Referees (Fairfield/New Haven):
Pre-snap keys and moving areas of coverage following snap;
Runs into side zones, who is watching what (with wings)?
Helping with shifts, review of shifts;
Pass play difficulties: forward or backward (Coordination),
Passing posture and legal v. illegal hits on passer,
Discussion of "Roughing the passer" philosophy drop-back v. scramble.
Enforcement procedures and coordination with other officials.
Umpires (Colonial):
Pre-snap responsibilities, counting, etc.;
Keys and zones prior to snap and following snap;
Trailing a running play, where to look;
Areas on pass plays (holding, illegal use of hands);
In or behind LOS (who's got it?);
Two-minute drills
Common problems during runs v. pass plays
Head Linesmen/Line Judges (Western):
Formations: What's Legal v. What's NOT
Review of Run/Pass plays vs. kick plays;
How are we handling stagger of outside receivers (backs, linemen)?
Blade of grass or...? Let's try to come up with a standard
Review of keys and coverage;
How long to stay with keys;
Run to our side and away;
Looking behind the ball;
Dead-ball officiating and what we sometimes miss;
Keeping tabs on subtitutes
Back Judges (Eastern):
Initial position on each down, counting with LJ;
Watching substitutions;
Post-snap, keys and areas;
Key-Zone-Ball
Chicken fighting/contact, What's allowable;
DPI vs. OPI, What are we looking for?
Goal line coverage, coordination with wings
New Officials (New Haven):
New Candidates will have their own sessions, concentrating on questions they might have, some video review, & work on the field.
Second breakout session will be on-field pointers, & getting familiar with what to look for during a play.
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