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The Proper Mechanics of Refereeing Basketball
Signaling Palming in Basketball
Signaling Traveling in Basketball
Signaling a Hand Check in Basketball
Signaling the Push Call in Basketball
Signaling the Trip in Basketball
Signaling Rim Interference in Basketball
Signaling Blocking in Basketball
Signaling Double Dribble in Basketball
Signaling 3 Seconds in Basketball
Signaling the 5 Second Count in Basketball
Signaling a Kicked Ball in Basketball
Signaling a Lane Violation in Basketball
Signaling Foul Shot Violations in Basketball
Signaling a Technical Foul in Basketball
Signaling a Charge in Basketball
Pre-game Basketball Referee Duties
Signaling a 3 Point Shot in Basketball
Basketball Out of Bounds Rules
Signaling Over & Back in Basketball
Signaling a Jump Ball in Basketball
Summary: Refereeing a basketball game can be fun! Learn how to signal a palmed ball with expert tips and advice on basketball violations in this free video.
Dave has been a basketball referee for the past 25 years. He is a member of the UFO (United Federation of Officials) and the MHSA. Currently, Dave refs Recreational leagues,...read more
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"DAVE TYLER: Okay. One of the first violations we have with the dribbler with the basketball would be called palming. This is a violation that occurs when the dribbler is dribbling the ball and he turns and gets his hand underneath the ball--would be underneath the ball. That would be palming. The proper mechanic would be: blow your whistle, stop the clock and then let everybody see that the proper mechanic will be that the dribbler was palming the ball. We're going to take a look now at an actual palm during a game. Here we go. Notice that the dribbler's hand is underneath the basketball and he turns it all the way over."
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cecil1 said
on 1/24/2009 More rehearsal time is needed on these videos. There are several errors, but the most common one seems to be the raised arm clenched fist move for a violation. The proper mechanic is an open hand. The over and back vid was also confusing and poorly executed. One last sentence is in order for the hesitant, broken speech-pattern. Rehearse rehearse rehearse.