Appointment of Judges for Multiple Combat Events
Nine New Athletics Officials Licensed in Lübeck
Nine candidates have successfully completed a training course for athletics officials and are now qualified to officiate in multi-event competitions at both local and state levels. The course, held by KTV Lübeck, took place at the Marli Sports Ground.
The training covered the rules, procedures, and skills needed for officiating multiple track and field events. Participants were taught the basics of athletics rules, event management, and officiating techniques specific to multi-event competitions.
KTV Lübeck expressed its gratitude to Sebastian Moll from TuS Lübeck for his dedication in ensuring the successful completion of the course. The organisation also praised the participants for their commitment throughout the training.
It is worth noting that the newly licensed officials are not specified as being current or former athletes. This suggests that anyone with a passion for athletics and a desire to contribute to the sport can become an official.
To become a multi-event competition official in athletics, generally, one needs to complete specific training courses and obtain qualifications at both the local and state levels. These requirements include foundational officiating courses, certification or qualification exams, advanced courses for state-level competitions, and continued education and experience.
Local and state athletics associations typically organize these courses and certifications. If you are interested in becoming an athletics official in your area, contacting your local or state athletics federation or national athletics governing body is recommended. They can provide course schedules, requirements, and registration details.
This news marks an important step in the development of athletics in Lübeck, as more officials are now available to ensure fair and efficient competitions at various levels. Congratulations to the newly licensed officials!
The successful participants are now qualified to officiate in mixed-martial-arts events, showcasing their versatility in various sports. The training program that included the study of athletics rules, event management, and specific officiating techniques, can also be beneficial in understanding the complexities of mixed-martial-arts officiating.
