The National Association of Sports Officials (NASO) has produced sport-specific officiating videos for use in refining officials’ craft.
NASO’s Sports Officiating at Home series includes at home instructional videos for:
- basketball
- baseball
- soccer
- softball
- volleyball
- football
The at-home clinics inform not only officials but fans and athletes as well.
NASO’s At Home clinic: Soccer
Bob Delaney: Proper Authority Behavior
Bob Delaney, NASO Board chair, is a much sought-after public speaker on leadership. His unique background as an undercover police officer, an NBA referee, an NBA director and now college basketball officiating leader gives Bob a wealth of experience. It is those leadership experiences that shape who he is and what he teaches. He has spoken to military personnel all over the world and Fortune 500 companies here in the United States. Modeling leadership behavior is his passion and he’s here to share it with you, the Summit at Home audience.
Sport Session: Soccer – Handling Dissent
Dealing with players and coaches is always challenging, no matter the level. Alan Black, PRO Manager of Education, Coaching and Evaluation, and Rubiel Vazquez, PRO full-time referee, give you sage advice on handling dissent that will surely improve your performance.
Sport Session: Soccer – Tactics in the Final Third
PRO Analyst Amy Edwards and FIFA referee Danielle Chesky cover the all-important topic of Tactics in the Final Third for our soccer Summit at Home viewers. The breakdown will give you critical guidance on some of your most important decisions.
Barry Mano: State of the Industry: NASO
What a year 2020 has been so far. Sports officials have been impacted greatly. NASO president Barry Mano gives his annual address on the current happenings in the industry and NASO’s leadership role within it.
NASO’s At Home clinic: Soccer
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Author: David Keech
David Keech is a retired teacher and works as a sportswriter, sports official and as an educational consultant. He has reported on amateur sports since 2011, known as 'KeechDaVoice.' David can be reached at [email protected]
