NKSL Officials Clinic The material in this presentation is adapted from USA Swimming National Committee training material. Find additional reference material.

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NKSL Officials Clinic The material in this presentation is adapted from USA Swimming National Committee training material. Find additional reference material on the NKSL website, www.teamunify.com/Home.jsp?team=reclnkslky. Check out the material under Resources/Officials info. There you will find links to officiating videos, printable transcript of the officiating videos, situations to test your knowledge and disqualification codes.

Clinic Overview Welcome and Introductions Philosophy of Officiating Expectations and Professionalism Technical Rules Questions

Philosophy of Officiating Everything is grounded in the rules. The rules determine what is allowed and what is not. - “Ugly but legal” NKSL Rules & Regulations - Section II, Rule #2 – Disqualification: Strick enforcement of all strokes and turns resulting in disqualifications of swimmers shall begin with the first dual meet for all age groups and will include the post season All Star and Championship Meets. Observation should be consistent for all rules and all swimmers. The Golden Rule of Officiating: “The benefit of the doubt always goes to the swimmer.” Do NOT infer or extrapolate. Call only what you see, not what you didn’t see.

Expectations and Professionalism Maintain positive attitude at all times No cell phone or texting while working No alcohol before or while working Do not cheer for or coach swimmers Control emotions on deck Remember “two wrongs don’t make a right” Do not discuss calls with anyone other than the referee Smile!

Technical Rules- Freestyle Start Forward start. Stroke/Kick Any style may be used. Must break surface throughout the race except swimmer may be submerged after start and each turn not more than 15 meters where head must break surface. Turns/Finish Some part of swimmer must touch the wall at completion of each length or required distance.

Technical Rules- Backstroke Start In water facing start end with both hands on gutter or starting grips. Feet/toes may be above the water, but may not be in, on, above lip, or bent over the gutter at anytime before or after start. Stroke/Kick Any style as long as swimmer remains on the back. Must break surface throughout the race except swimmer may be submerged after start and each turn not more than 15 meters where head must break surface. Once on the surface, the swimmer must remain on the surface until the next turn/finish.

Technical Rules- Backstroke Turns During turn swimmer may go past vertical to the breast and may utilize a single or one simultaneous double arm pull to initiate the turn. In the NKSL, the swimmer may makeup distance to the wall with gliding, kicking or streamlining but may not take any more than the one arm pull as described in previous bullet point. Some part of the swimmer must touch the wall at the completion of each length. Shoulders at or past vertical toward back when feet leave wall. Finish Some part of swimmer must touch the wall while on the back.

Technical Rules- Butterfly Start Forward start Stroke Body kept on breast. Multiple kicks permitted but first arm pull must bring swimmer to the surface. Must break surface throughout the race except swimmer may be submerged after start and each turn not more than 15 meters where head must break surface. Arms, (at least) forearm to wrist, brought forward over water and pulled back simultaneously.

Technical Rules- Butterfly Kick Simultaneous up and down movement. No alternating, scissors, or breaststroke kicking movements. Turns/Finish Shoulders at or past vertical toward breast when the swimmer leaves the wall. Touch should be made with both hands separated and simultaneous at, above, or below the water surface.

Technical Rules- Breaststroke Start Forward start. Stroke Body kept on breast. Stroke cycle is one arm pull and one leg kick in that order. Simultaneous arm movement in same horizontal plane. After start and each turn one arm stroke may be completely back to legs. Head must break surface at widest part of second pull. Recovery by the hands from the breast-on, under, or over the water. Elbows under water except last stroke before turn or finish.

Technical Rules- Breaststroke Kick After start and each turn, prior to the first breaststroke kick, a single butterfly kick is permitted. Movement of the legs shall be simultaneous vertically and horizontally. Feet turned out during propulsive part of kick. No alternating, scissors, or butterfly kick, except as stated, is allowed. Turns/Finish Shoulders at or past vertical toward breast when feet leave wall. Touch shall be made with both hands separated and simultaneously at, above, or below the water surface.

Technical Rules- Individual Medley Start Forward start Stroke/Kick Rules for each stroke apply. Must swim ¼ of event distance as prescribed in stroke, in order of Butterfly, Backstroke, Breaststroke, and Freestyle (must be swum in this order). May not swim in the style of the other three strokes during the freestyle leg. Turns/Finish Intermediate turns conform to the turn rules for the stroke. Transition turns conform to the finish rules for the stroke.