Officiating Track and Field and Cross Country

ISBN-10: 0736053603
ISBN-13: 9780736053600
Category: Cross-country running
Pages: 186
Language: English
Published: 2006
Publisher: Human Kinetics
Author: American Sport Education Program

Description

Aimed at both novice and experienced athletics officials and coaches, this guide provides an overview of event procedures and responsibilities along with detailed descriptions of the mechanics of each event, and includes applied examples of real-life situations and rule applications.

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