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Когда будет нормальная статистика, а не вот это что сейчас.
И нормальное тестирование.

Смешались в кучу кони, люди... (С)

Я человек простой, если меня посылают, то я иду.
Если там не оказалось того, за чем послали, то вернусь и пошлю того, кто послал.
Итак:
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Appendix D - Duties of the Referee
The Referee shall:
Be present on-site at all times during the play of matches in the tournament.
Act as final on-site authority for the interpretation of the applicable Tournament Rules and Regulations, Code of Conduct and Rules of Tennis as to all matters arising that require immediate resolution at the tournament site.
Prior to the event conduct such training sessions and meetings as may be necessary to familiarise thoroughly all officials with all applicable Rules and Procedures.
Appoint (or approve the assignment of) all Umpires for matches, and replace any Umpire whenever he/she decides it is necessary to improve the officiating of a match.
Ensure that each court, net, net posts and singles sticks conform to the specifications in the Rules of Tennis and that each court is equipped as follows:
Chair Umpire’s Chair (outdoors: not facing the sun)
Chairs for the players (located on each side of the Chair Umpire).
On-Court Service: Water, other drinks, cups, towels and sawdust shall be available to the players during each match.
Measuring device: A measuring stick, tape measure or other measuring device shall be available for the measuring of the net height and location of the singles sticks.
Ensure that the back fence, banners and back walls are not painted in or otherwise have any white, yellow or other light colour that can interfere with the vision of the players.
Determine and notify competitors of the conditions of play (i.e. make of ball, number of balls/ball changes, type of surface, number of sets, tiebreak sets, deciding match tie-break and other items of interest), prior to the commencement of the tournament.
Designate in a highly visible place in a general player’s area an Official Bulletin Board and notify all players of its designation and location. The daily Order of Play shall be posted on the Official Bulletin
Board as soon as issued. It is the responsibility of all players to ascertain their schedules fr om the Referee for each day’s play.
Designate a visible timepiece at a fixed location as the Official Clock of the tournament and notify all players of its designation and location.
Use the Tournament Planner software (EurTP) before and during the tournament.
Prior to making the draws obtain the Wild Cards from the Tournament Director/Committee.
Consult with the Tournament Organiser to determine: the final entry list; the ranking list to be used for seeding; and any other relevant information for making the draw.
Ensuring that all players’ passports are checked for date of birth and nationality and that any discrepancies with the information provided in Tournament Planner are reported to Tennis Europe.
Make the draws for all events.
Post all sign-in documents (Qualifying, Main Draws, Alternates and Lucky Losers) in the Referee’s office with appropriate notices on the Official Bulletin Board.
Prepare the daily Order of Play with the matches scheduled on specific courts to follow each other consecutively without delay or, wh ere appropriate, with the matches scheduled and clearly designated as “not before” a certain time. The Order of Play for the following day shall be released as at a reasonable time on the preceeding day. Once the Order of Play has been released it shall not be amended unless the Referee deems it necessary and/or appropriate:.
Decide if a court is fit for play.
Designate a specific area from which matches shall be called in accordance with the Order of Play using all available and reasonable means. Players must be ready to play when their matches are called. In unusual cases the Referee shall determine when a match is to be called or when a match was in fact called.
Decide if to allow an extended warm-up period (normally ten (10) minutes) if players have had no possibility to practice before the start of matches due to bad weather.
Decide if a match should be moved to another court. If bad weather or other unavoidable circumstances cause disruption or suspension of a match in progress, then, if necessary to eliminate the possibility of a player having to play two singles matches in one day, or, if necessary to complete the event, move a match to another court, indoors or outdoors, regardless of surface. In all other cases, a match shall not be moved after it has officially started, i.e. the first serve of the first point has been struck, except with the agreement of the players. Whenever possible a change of courts should be made at the end of a set or after an even number of games in the set in progress.
Decide when play should be postponed because of weather conditions, inadequate light or other conditions. If play is postponed on account of darkness, such postponement should be made at the end of a set or after an even number of games in the set in progress.
Be responsible for investigating Code of Conduct Violations, issuing penalties and/or suspension points and ensuring delivery whenever possible to every player cited for an on-site offence a copy of the relevant Code of Conduct Form.
Keep Record of all scores (results).
Send the required reports to Tennis Europe, including:
 The Tournament Planner Fees Report, of all money collected in on-site IPIN cash payments, and all offences handled during the tournament.
 On conclusion of the tournament sending to Tennis Europe the Referee’s Report form, and the Offences Report.
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[QUOTE]Виталий Котов пишет:
Рискну предположить , что чес заставляет делать существующая система набора очков. Есть другое мнение?


[/QUOTE]Есть. Зачем вообще очки в таком возрасте и почему они становятся самоцелью?

[QUOTE]Pekar ² пишет:
а потом как даст всем прос....ся[/QUOTE]Ага, когда в ITF Seniors играть начнёт.
Набитость на турнирах не набивают. Наоборот, техника валится только в путь.

[QUOTE]Виталий Котов пишет:
Чем сейчас занимаются топы? Ездят по куче низкорейтинговых турниров, где встречают соперников максимум в финале, остальных проходят под 6-0 за 15 минут. Смысл в этом какой? Махинации с посевом для «своих» повсеместны, т к очки за прохождение круга. Подстелить своему -святое. Очки в каком н Задрюпинске за турнир такие же как в Москве. Короче, бредятина.


[/QUOTE]А их кто-то заставляет?
У нас все ноги растут из того, что есть отдельный вид спорта - детский теннис. И тут надо определиться со своим вариантом:
1. Весь детско-юношеский период - это подготовка к проф.карьере. Тогда не паримся и не ездим непонятно куда, а планомерно повышаем свой уровень в соответствии с долгосрочным планом подготовки. .
2. Весь детско-юношеский период - это отдельная жизнь, отдельный вид спорта, по окончанию которого в лучшем случае светит колледж университет третьего дивизиона в США по спортивной стипендии, а в худшем местный пед и специальность учителя физкультуры. А также сладкие воспоминания о "победах, очках, секундах" и большой красивый шкаф с китайскими кубками из дешёвой жести. Тогда да, бесконечный чёс по Усть-Зажопинскам в поиске халявных очков, пристальное с лупой изучение вывешенного на информационном стенде списка участников с обязательным восклицанием из разряда "Ууу, у Иванова восемьсот очков, нам не светит" и т.д..