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Date Posted: Tue, March 24 2009, 12:37:40 GMT-10
Author: Daniel
Subject: Re: Whistle grip
In reply to: Troy 's message, "Re: Whistle grip" on Mon, March 23 2009, 21:54:49 GMT-10

You could ask 20 different referee's from your association, and most of them would have a different grip. There is no textbook way to hold a whistle, look at the NRL referee's for example, nearly every referee creates a different whistle tone, and they all hold it different. My advice to you would be hold it how you feel comfortable, and you WILL develop your own way of blowing the whistle. GOOD LUCK!

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