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vittarco
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 Posted - 22/01/2004 : 16:40:37
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E' disponibile sul sito della FITA, ed è veramente pieno di "sorprese".  
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karis
Leia
Italy
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vittarco
Forum Admin
Italy
4227 Posts |
Posted - 22/01/2004 : 17:11:17
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E questa invece e' un By Law inventato dal Consiglio FITA di Dicembre, e che modifica il testo così come pubblicato (richiamo l'attenzione, ad esempio, sulla "perla" delle scarpe dello stesso colore---)
Book 1, Chapter 3, Art. 3.22.1
Effective start date: 1rst April 2004
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3.22.1.1 During the competitions:
• Women are required to wear dresses, skirts, divided
skirts, shorts or trousers (slacks), and blouses and tops
(which will cover the front and back of the body and
can be fixed by straps over each shoulder). The
shirts/blouses must be tucked into the pants unless a
women’s blouse is designed to be worn outside.
• Men are required to wear full length trousers or shorts
and long or short sleeved shirts (collars preferred).
• Shorts may not be shorter than the athlete’s fingertips
when the arms and fingers are extended to at the
athlete’s side.
• Sweaters / cardigans may be worn.
• Tracksuits supplied to the team, as official uniform will
be permitted. No warm-up pants (tracksuits/denim
jeans bottoms) may be worn on the field of play (FOP)
unless the weather conditions are extreme.
• All members of one team, men or women must be
dressed in the same Team uniform.
o Both wear the same color and style shirt/blouse
and the same color and style pants / shorts /
skirts. (It is strongly recommended that men’s
shirts have collars. Tee shirts are not
suggested. Oversized pants/shorts are not
acceptable).
o All archers and coaches should wear the same
color sport shoes, socks, belt and hat. (Socks
should be the same length for all archers and
coaches).
o Hats are optional, but if worn, must be the same
color for the entire team. (If acceptable to all on
the team, the same style hat should be worn.)
3.22.1.2 Footwear must be worn by all athletes at all times during the
tournament (no dress shoes or sandals).
3.22.1.3 Athlete’s registration number is to be prominently displayed on
archers back and to be visible at all times while shooting is in
progress.
3.22.1.4 Athletes are permitted to wear clothing, etc., on which appears the
name and/or the official insignia, flag or emblem of the country
they represent, without restriction as to size.
All archers must have their name across the back on the upper
shoulder area and the name of their country (or three letter IOC
country code below the name). (If the archer has a common family
name, use initials of the given name plus the family name.)
Organising Committee supplied back numbers must be worn on
the back, below the country name. (The archers name, country
and back number must not be covered by the straps of the chest
protector. The back number must be attached with four pins. Do
not put back numbers on the arrow quiver or pants/shorts/skirts.)
3.22.1.5 Clothing allowed by FITA can be required if the Member
Associations are notified at least six months in advance of the
event, and on the World Championships entry form
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Gaia
Han Solo
Italy
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Posted - 22/01/2004 : 17:35:28
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Mi stavo giusto congratulando per la chicca di scarpe, calzini e cappellini uguali x tutto il team. Decisamente irrinunciabile.
Non male anche quella del nome sulle spalle, che non deve essere coperto dai lacci del paraseno.
O la maglietta nei pantaloni.... ma solo per le donne???
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Luke
Italy
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Posted - 22/01/2004 : 17:44:41
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Aio!!,
si deve rinunciare al numero sulla faretra?? |
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chris
Obi Wan
Italy
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Posted - 23/01/2004 : 08:25:32
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quote:
Originally posted by vittarco
Effective start date: 1rst April 2004
Ci sarà da crederci?
quote:
3.22.1 FITA Championships are majestic occasions, honoured by the attendance of many dignitaries. It is therefore respectful and fitting that all athletes, Team Captains, Officials, etc., participating in the Opening and Closing Ceremonies, should be properly and fully dressed in the uniform dress of their respective Member Associations.
Il titolo del capoverso specifica che sono regole da applicarsi ai FITA Championships e solo per le rappresentative nazionali.
Oppure vengono considerati FITA Championships TUTTE le gare regionali, nazionali e internazionali?
quote:
4.8 OFFICIAL RECOGNITION OF TOURNAMENTS
4.8.1 FITA gives official recognition to tournaments for one or more of the following purposes:
•Competition for World titles (World Championships);
•Competition for Olympic titles (Olympic Archery Tournament);
•Competition for World Ranking;
•Registration for World Records,
•Competition for FITA Performance Awards (FITA Star, FITA Arrow, FITA
Target and FITA Arrowhead Awards);
•Inclusion of the official calendar of major international archery events;
•The gaining of Olympic qualification.
4.8.2 The organization of FITA Championships (article 4.8.1 above) is set out in Chapter 3.
4.8.2.1 In order to obtain official recognition, tournaments must conform to the standards of organization set out in the appropriate
articles for each type of recognition in respect of:
•Registration with FITA;
•Announcement and/or invitations;
•Participation of athletes from other Member Associations;
•Order of shooting (target/group list);
•Judging;
•Publication of results.
4.8.2.2 Member Associations, wishing to obtain official FITA recognition for a tournament must announce it in writing to the Secretary General within the specified time and including:
•The name of the tournament, if any;
•The events it includes;
•A clear geographic indication of the venue (e.g., town or province);
•Whether or not the tournament is open to teams and/or individual members of other Member Associations.
4.8.2.3 Changes in the information requested under article 4.8.2.2 can
only be accepted by the Secretary General if announced at least thirty (30) days before the first day of shooting.
Da questo si evince che "FITA Championship" sono solo le gare specificate nell'articolo 4.8.1: sembra proprio che la regola del vestiario si applichi solo ed essclusivamente agli eventi maggiori specificati e non a tutte le gare che si svolgono settimanalmente.
A parte gli scherzi, il numero va fissato con 4 spille!
Come faremo a Basiglio? I numeri di Milano 3 sono veramente enormi e chi non ha la stazza di Bud Spencer si ritrova ad avere le spille sotto le ascelle!
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Edited by - chris on 23/01/2004 08:44:47 |
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vittarco
Forum Admin
Italy
4227 Posts |
Posted - 23/01/2004 : 10:13:07
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Tutte le norme della FITA sono applicabili in primis a Giochi Olimpici e campionati del mondo, e poi a tutte le altre manifestazioni da essa riconosciute. Le norme sull'abbigliamento uniforme vengono chiaramente dalla esperienza di Atene, dove ovviamente le divise delle nazionali erano una diversa dall'altra.
In particolare, ad un certo punto ci mpongono di mettere il numero di gara al centro della schiena, per esigenze televisive. Faccio notare che sulla divisa italiana, che ha la nazione sopra il nome, mettendo così il numero si copre il nome dell'arciere.
Panico generale, con nessuno che osa prendere una decisione sull'argomento, e quindi regola specifica inventata dal consiglio FITA (insieme al divieto di ombrelloni e ripari per atleti, coach e giudici,(sole magari OK, ma se diluvia?), altezza del binocolo piu' bassa delle spalle ed eliminazione del sorteggio per chi tira per primo.
Purtroppo, le regole così come pubblicate divengono poi generalmente regole tecniche anche locali (ma in Italia il buon senso a quesot livello esiste di certo in FITARCO).
Prevedo comunque un luminoso futuro di folli discussioni con gli arbitri a tutte le competitizini internazionali.
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Il FITA book edizione 2004
