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Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
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Advanced RefereeCertification Clinic
For Powerchair Football
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phones, pagers, blackberries, blueberries,
strawberries…
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Introductions
Background?Coach/referee/player?
Years of Experience?Powerchair Football?Running Football?
Other interests?
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
ADMINISTRATIVE
We are guests hereFeel free to bring drinks/snacks….but clean up!Limit your noise outside the classroom
I teach for about 50 minutes, then give 10 minute break
If you need to step out, do so Bathrooms Snacks/Lunch
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BOTTOM LINE
I am here to teach
Bottom Line:“To put good referees on the
pitch”
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Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
What is Powerchair Football?
First competitive team sport designed and developed specifically for power wheelchair users.
Participants include people with quadriplegia, MD, MS, CP, head trauma, stroke, and other disabilities.
Athletes use “footguard” to maneuver ball
(contd.)
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
What is Powerchair Football?
Two teams of 4 players on a basketball court.
(contd.)
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
What is Powerchair Football? (contd.)
Similar to Futsal…no sideboards – makes it a very economical and safe sport.
A great skill-developer, demanding quick reflexes, fast thinking, and pin-point passing – an exciting game for all!
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No changes!
“Football mothers” Complaining (whining) coaches “Smack” talking players! Team play Competition Sense of accomplishment and pride Sportsmanship Intensity
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
No changes!
The players want to be treated as athletes – nothing more…nothing less.
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Treated as athletes…
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Treated as athletes…
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Have Joy as athletes…
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One key difference…
On touchline of able-bodied (AB) team:
Medical kit
On touchline of PF team:Tool kit
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Brief History of Powerchair Football
1970’s 1980’s 1990’s 2000’s
1970’s: First played in France.
Spread to Belgium, Denmark,
Portugal, Japan & England.
1982: First played in
North America
(Canada).
1988: First played in
US (Berkeley,
CA).
Oct 05: Began international discussions to merge 3 types of powerchair
football.
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Brief History of Powerchair Football
1970’s 1980’s 1990’s 2000’s
Jul 06: FIPFA established – standardized “Laws of the
Game”.Oct 071st WC
Nov 081st Euro
Cup
Oct 091st ACC
Nov 112nd WC
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
October 2007, Tokyo Japan Powerchair Football’s First World Cup!
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
FIPFA (Full members and associates)
AustraliaBelgiumBrazil
CanadaDenmarkEnglandFrance
Hong KongIreland
JapanPoland
PortugalRussia
SingaporeSouth KoreaSwitzerland
TurkeyUS
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
International Organizations
PFCA – Powerchair Football Confederation of the Americas
EPFA – European Powerchair Football AssociationAsia/Oceania Zone(African Zone)(Middle Eastern Zone)
CONCACAF - Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football
UEFA - Union des associations européennes de footballCONMEBOL - Confederación Sudamericana de Fútbol AFC - Asian Football ConfederationCAF - Confédération Africaine de FootballOFC - Oceania Football Confederation
PFCA
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Powerchair Referee
Training Course
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
"The problem with referees is that they just
don't care which side wins."
Tom Canterbury, US college basketball player
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
ADMINISTRATIVE
Registration Forms:
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“FIFA” = “Running game (able bodied)”
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This portion only for recertification
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Structure of the Laws
Laws of the Game
Technical Supplement to the Laws
USPSA Advice to Referees
Classification Rulebook
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
Laws of the Game – How Many?1. The Field of Play2. The Ball3. The Number of Players4. The Players’ Equipment5. The Referee6. The Assistant Referees7. The Duration of the Match8. The Start and Restart of Play9. The Ball In and Out of Play10. The Method of Scoring11. Field Position12. Fouls and Misconduct13. Free Kicks14. The Penalty Kick15. The Kick-In16. The Goal Kick17. The Corner Kick18. Classification19. COMMON SENSE!!!
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
This is the order we’ll examine the Laws
5 - The Referee6 - The Assistant Referees
1 - The Field of Play2 - The Ball3 - The Number of Players4 - The Players’ Equipment7 - The Duration of the Match8 - The Start and Restart of Play9 - The Ball In and Out of Play10 - The Method of Scoring13 - Free Kicks15 - The Kick-In16 - The Goal Kick17 - The Corner Kick
11 - Field Position12 - Fouls and Misconduct14 - The Penalty Kick18 - Classification
The Authority
Basic Laws
Technical Laws
2009 Laws of the Game
Federation International of Powerchair Football Associations (FIPFA)
So now…on to the
Laws of the Game!
Law 5 – The Referee
Referee’s Duties and Responsibilities
Referee’s authority Referee’s decision is final Can change decision before ball back in play Advantage clause Removal of injured players/inoperable
equipment Suspended vs Terminated match Uniforms and equipment 7 most important words in the law:
“If, in the opinion of the referee…”
Additional Duties of the Referee
Stops match for serious injuries & removes injured player(s)
Stops match if, in his opinion, a dangerous situation occurs or is likely to occur
Stops match if powerchair in danger of flipping or losing major parts
Allows play to continue for minor injuries Allows play to continue for equipment breakdown Ensures bleeding player leaves field Allows for “play on” (advantage) opportunities Punishes more serious of 2 simultaneous offenses Restarts match after stoppages May support ball on restarts Files match report
WATCH OUT!!!!!
Airborne Ball
Powerchair football played in 2-dimensions without vertical aspect – but occasionally ball goes airborne.
If a ball bounces more than 50 cm (19.7 in) above the surface of the field, stop match and restart with set ball. < 50 cm (19.7 in)
Techniques of Officiating Powerchair Football
Know the Laws Be firm, not overbearing Indicate your decision – no need to explain it Be near play – but not in play Use common sense Treat players/coaches/spectators as you
would want to be treated Unlike outdoor game, avoid backpedaling!
WATCH OUT!!!
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Elements of Good Officiating – No change
Dress and Appearance Pre-game organization Fitness Attitude Positioning Signals Accurate decisions/ game control Use of Advantage
Communicating with Athletes with Disabilities
Guiding Principles Common Sense
Common Courtesy Simple Respect Individual Dignity
“The Golden Rule”Treat others as you would want to be treated
Communicating with Athletes with Disabilities
Offer to shake hands when introduced In non-game situation, talk to athlete at eye level –
kneel or sit down Never “talk down” – communicate in age-appropriate
manner Speak directly to athlete – not to “buddy”, parent, or
aideIf they offer answers on behalf of the athlete, keep eye contact with athlete
Listen carefully and patiently to person with speech impairment.
Avoid speaking for him/herAsk questions that require short answers
Respect a wheelchair for what it is – an extension of the athlete’s body
Communicating with Athletes with Disabilities (contd)
Give verbal signals as well as visual, when needed
Not all players will be able to see youParticularly true with regards to carding
Don't touch guide dog or wheelchair unless asked to
Offer help if asked or need seems obvious, but don't insist
Recognize and applaud accomplishments – but don’t overly sensationalize
Don’t be afraid to joke with athletes – treat them like anyone else, as athletes
And most importantly…
RELAX!!!
Law 5 Comparison with FIFA
FIFA FIPFA
Additional Duties
stops match if player is in danger of flipping over or if major powerchair components begin falling on field
Stops match if, in his opinion, a dangerous situation occurs or is likely to occurmay support ball during restart
allows play to continue if player’s equipment breaks down and no danger
Law 6Law 6The Assistant The Assistant
RefereesReferees
“Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor…”
Law 6Law 6
“Neither warmth, nor roof, nor small field, nor…”
The Assistant RefereesThe Assistant Referees
Indicate:
Assistant Referee Duties
Ball out of play Side entitled to corner kick, goal kick or kick-
in When a substitute is requested When a team may be penalized for too many
players in the goal area When a player may be penalized for crossing
the goal line between their goal posts May support the ball during restarts (Retrieves out of play ball after signalling)
Law 6 Comparison with FIFA
FIFA FIPFAAdditional Duties
Indicates:when team exceeds number of allowable players in goal areawhen defender completely crosses goal line between goal postmay support ball during restart
(retrieves ball out of play)
FIFA FIPFA
The “professionals…”
Questions?