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[brianyemail-nsrca at yahoo.com]

You have to start somewhere. The sooner a person starts judging the sooner they become a better judge. It might be nice to give the sportsman their first contest free, but after that they should at least be prepared to judge through advanced. Its tough to learn this without participating, so read the rules, watch a tape, attend a judge seminar, and get started. Thats what contestant judging is about.
 
Just my opinion.
 
Brian 

Nat Penton <natpenton at centurytel.net> wrote:
The Sulphur , La. contest was just completed with six rounds flown. There were 23 fliers with 8 sportsman and 7 intermediate.
 
The judge assignments were approached with the following (mis) conceptions:
        Sportsman            no judging
        Intermediate          Sports and Adv only
 
This placed quite a burden on the upper class judges.
 
Would appreciate comments regarding criteria. TIA
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