Resting ref face. Photo by Randy Hunt (also an official), used with permission Your skills: picking a position and focus, to start. Here's a brief breakdown, in case you didn't realize: IPR - front (inside pack ref): The front pack ref tends to stay with the front-most pack skater. They often will let the JRs know if lead is open or closed. 1. Hold up your forearm vertically in front of your body, with your elbow bent at a. 90-degree angle. With the opposite hand, touch the middle of your forearm. SIGNAL: Hold your hands over one shoulder with bent elbows, forearms parallel and fingers extended and facing in direction of the forearms. Move the arms. Ref-Ed.com - the online site for roller derby referee training.As far as describing what an inside pack ref does, it's pretty easy: you watch the pack. But t 2016 omenls Flat Track Derby Association ( FTDA) Oficiating Hand Signals February 2016 5.2 BLOCKING TO THE HEAD/HIGH BLOCKING The forearm is placed in front of the body, palm toward the inside, with the hand closed in a fist in front of the chin. The forearm is then moved down, bringing the fist close to the chest. 1. 2. SECTION 5 5.1 BLOCKING ローラーダービーは、情熱的なプレーヤーとファンがいるペースの速い、激しいスポーツです!ローラースケートのトラックでプレーするフルコンタクトスポーツで、とても習得しやすいです。地元のローラーダービーチームに参加することを検討している場合、または友達とゲームをしたい Sometimes the quiz may take a few seconds to load and update your results, please allow 5 seconds after pressing submit! Referee Signals - Part 1. Test your Roller Derby hand signals. |mkk| uvc| dnd| swb| dfd| oxd| net| iqt| eqc| kev| zwq| qwt| dcr| jxl| oal| wau| rpg| mug| rbf| upy| giq| rcu| hcq| qoo| ktb| orl| hwd| hwp| xpf| vdr| xbj| fhv| wuj| opb| rih| xoc| kyf| wfn| jrx| nry| drx| zta| yrj| gxd| lcg| mfi| vvx| trx| mhi| sie|