I d like to ask what kind of gestures the basketball referee has

There are a lot of gestures that can be accumulated in practice.

The referee's gestures actually have many corresponding meanings, such as a fist raised high is a foul action, the palm of the hand is flattened, and the upper hand is in a T-shape on the lower hand, which is a technical foul, and so on The gestures are all corresponding to the on-the-spot penalty.

Open table, stop table, timeout, foul, foul on both sides, personal foul, technical foul, these are the more common postures.

Foul, timeout, when the referee holds the left wrist with the palm of his right hand down, this is the meaning of the player's foul, and when the referee's index finger is in the palm of the left hand, it means the meaning of the suspension of the game.

Of course, yes, some represent technical violations, some represent violations by both parties, some represent suspensions, some gestures represent opening the watch, and some gestures represent stopping the watch.

In basketball, the referee's gestures have many meanings. For example, if the referee pulls his other hand with one hand, it means that he has committed a foul.

Basketball referee gestures and rules are divided into: basketball game time rules, basketball game scores, and basketball game foul gestures. As follows:

1. Basketball Game Time Rules:1. The gesture for the start of the timer: the hand is cut down.

2. The gesture of stopping the time of the foul is: one hand is clenched into a fist on the top, and the other hand is stretched out flat.

3. The gesture to stop the timer is: raise one hand up, and put four fingers together.

The gesture for second reset is: raise one hand, extend your index finger, and turn your hand in a circle.

The gesture of the second violation is: one hand up, wrist bend, tap shoulder.

The action of the second violation is: three fingers pointed at the player.

The gesture for the second violation is: extend five fingers.

8. The action of the 10-second violation is: stretch out your hands.

9. The pause gesture is: open one hand and touch the palm of the index finger with the other.

2. Trace the basketball game scores:1. Gesture to score points: Raise the index finger of the right hand and pay attention to bending down from the wrist once.

2. Gestures that score two points: raise the index finger and middle finger of the right hand, and pay attention to bending down from the wrist once.

3. Three-point test throwing gesture: raise the thumb, index finger, and middle finger of the right hand at the same time.

4. The effective gesture of three points is as follows: the left and right hands signal the three points at the same time.

5. The gesture to cancel the score and cancel the game is: cross your hands in front of you once.

3. Basketball game foul gestures:1. Blocking: After the foul whistle, cross your hands on your waist and go back and forth like this several times.

2. Beater: After the foul whistle, the left hand is at 90 degrees, and the right hand slaps the left hand.

3. Push: After the foul whistle, push back and forth with both hands 2 to 3 times.

4. Walking: After the foul whistle is blown, make fists with both hands and roll back and forth 3 to 5 times.

5. Double belt: After the foul whistle, open the palms of both hands and move up and down 3 to 5 times.

6. Pause: Do the same 90-degree upward shoulder touch with the palms of both hands, 1 to 2 times.

PrecautionsIn basketball, there are two points and three points, and one point at a time for free throws, in which the gesture of scoring two points is that the referee extends his right hand, raises it above his head, extends his index finger and middle finger, and bends his wrist down once, which means that he gets two points. In the same way, the gesture of scoring one point is to raise the right hand above the head, the index finger is extended, and the wrist is bent down once, which means that one point is awarded.

It should be noted that the three points are different, because there is a factor of stepping on the line, so when the three-point shot Xiaozhou disappears, the referee will raise the right hand above the head, stretch out the thumb, index finger and middle finger, when the three-point goal is effective, the referee will also raise the left hand above the head, and stretch out three fingers to represent three points.

The basketball referee gestures and rules are as follows:

1. Basketball referee gestures:

1. The gesture for the start of the timer: the hand is cut down.

2. The gesture of stopping the time of the foul is: one hand is clenched into a fist on the top, and the other hand is stretched out flat.

3. The gesture to stop the timing is: raise the mu with one hand and put the four fingers together.

The gesture for second reset is: raise one hand, extend your index finger, and turn your hand in a circle.

The gesture of the second violation is: one hand up, wrist bend, and the orange friend taps the shoulder.

The action of the second violation is: three fingers pointed at the player.

The gesture for the second violation is: extend five fingers.

8. The action of the 10-second violation is: stretch out your hands.

2. Rules of the basketball game:

1. Substitution of players.

Each substitution must be completed within 20 seconds, and there is no limit to the number of substitutions. The time of the player exchange is selected when the referee can temporarily suspend the timing of the game, such as a foul, scrum, or timeout.

2. Free throws. Each player is allowed four fouls and is discharged on the fifth occasion. and cannot be re-played in the same match.

Free throws are shots that are taken when no one can block and defend, and are given an opportunity to the other team as a penalty for the fouling team. Free throws are taken by standing behind the free throw line and within 5 seconds of receiving the ball from the referee. After a shot, the ball cannot cross the free throw line until it touches the basket.

Introduction to the Levels of Basketball Referees:

1. National-level referees.

Proficient in the rules and refereeing methods of basketball games, and can be accurately and skillfully applied in the on-court competition, with a high degree of theory and fruitful practical experience, and have the overall ability to organize basketball games. He can be used as the chief and deputy referee in the national basketball competition, and has the degree of refereeing in international competitions. Have the professional ability to train referees at all levels below the first level.

Control English, familiar with English referee terminology and rules.

2. First-class basketball referee.

Proficient in controlling and applying the rules and methods of basketball games, having a certain degree of refereeing theory and practical experience, and having the ability to comprehensively referee basketball games. In provincial or equivalent provincial basketball games, the position of chief referee and deputy referee can be used. Have the ability to train basketball referees below level 2.

Familiarity with basketball skills, tactics and English basketball referee terminology.