Judul : Ethics UWH Player to Referee (Part 2)
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Ethics UWH Player to Referee (Part 2)
Commitment JUHC against referee
Referees play important role making the running game as fair as possible and sportsmanship. In a game that is not guarded by the referee, there is often the violations, and the style of the game does not move away from the bulldozer style, barbaric,'s like wrestling but this time under water.
As a result, the bruises on players who violated, the game does not develop into an exciting and skillful game, leading some players and beginners retreat, and no longer want to play uwh.
Being a referee is a commitment, often without financial reward (even when he became an international referee, for the world championship, they merely get a ticket, accommodation, and meals). Being a referee uwh requires dedication, to understand the rules, sufficient experiences, as well as stamina is good (for a referee is required to pass a stamina test, called a beep test, will be discussed separately).
JUHC committed to growing as much as possible the referee UWH from members, and to support this, the need for protection of referees from abuse, ridicule, which made players against referees. To that end, in every tournament, will form a special committee JUHC referee protection, and will provide serious penalties if convicted of harassment referees by players. Member-member JUHC expected to understand and comply with the code of conduct, not to speak or protest against the referee during the match. Ask for an explanation for the decision of the referee, or the input to the referee to do after the game is over, of course in a polite way.
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