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Line Marking – Marking the Pitch

Why grounds maintenance is important
Pitch Setup
Football – Pitch Set up
London Irish Trickiest Conversion
Football – Performance quality
Pitch Covers and Sheets
Seasonal Management – Guidelines for annual maintenance
Line Marking – Health & Safety
Pitch Inspections
Line Marking – Equipment
Line Marking Rugby League
Line Marking – Marking the Pitch
Mowing – Health & Safety
Line Marking – Effective Line Marking
Line Marking – Finding a Right Angle
Line Marking – Marking Sequence
Mowing – General Information
Mowing – Cylinder Mowers
Mowing – Ride on Mowers
Cutting – Prevention of Thatch
Aeration – Why aerate?
Aeration – Slit Tine
Fertiliser Types
Seeding 2
Maintenance 1 of 4
Pitch Quality- 2d What quality measurement achieves.
Surface Improvement
Maintenance equipment
Maintenance Practices
Discovering the web site – video
Why Groundmanship is important video script
Seeding and Over-Seeding
Carry Out Assessment
Assessing Pitch Usage
Pitch Furniture – Provision of Posts, Post Protectors & Flags
Pitch Furniture – Maintenance
Removal of Post Protectors
Aeration (Spiking) – Post Match Maintenance
Irrigation – Post Match Maintenance
Summer football maintenance programmes (Detail)
Performance Quality Standards (PQSs) detail
Maintenance overview
Common maintenance activities
cm 1 overview table
Carry out the Assessment – Basic
Carry out the Assessment – Formal
Setting Pitch up for Season
Post Maintenance
Provision of posts, post protectors and flags
Inspection of posts, post protectors and flags
Irrigation – post match maintenance
Overmarking – post match maintenance
Mowing – post match maintenance
Aeration (spiking) – post match maintenance
Repairs – post match maintenance
Divots – post match maintenance
Removal of post protectors & flags
AGP Introduction
Pitch Inspection
Removal of Posts Flags & Nets
Divots
Repairs
Aeration (Spiking)
Overmarking
Harrowing
Topdressing
Overseeding
Pitch Drainage
Equipment Banks
Phosphorus (P)
Potassium (K)
Soil Improvers and Conditioners
Solid tine and linear de-compaction equipment
Soil
Sand
Nitrogen (N)
Phosphorus
Potassium
Grass Seed
Pesticides
Marking Materials
Fuels and Oils
Paint for Equipment
Water
Soil Improvers
Growth Retardants
Equipment Storage
Material Storage
Mowing the Pitch
Mowing Actions – Cylinder
Mowing Actions – Rotary
Mowing Actions – Flail
Mowing Actions – Strimmers
Brushing
Verti-cutting
Scarification
Harrows (Chain & Spike)
Drag Mat
Straight Edge
Trulute
Sowing Grass Seed
Flags & Post Pads
Equipment Maintenance & Repair
Pest & Disease Control
Does Health & Safety apply to me?
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 general duties
Health and Safety Law poster
Vibration
Hazardous Substances
First Aid
Fire Safety
Information, instruction, supervision and training
Moving and manual handling
Header 1
Using and Discovering the website
Buying materials
Employing specialist contractors
What to do in a flood
Dealing with droughts
Financial considerations
What basic equipment is required?
How much use can a pitch take?
Aeration
January
February
March
April
April/May
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Irrigation
Contractors
Pitch Maintenance
Further help and guidance
Risks around the ground
Work safely in hot and sunny conditions
Preparing Pitches Under Drought Restrictions
Effective and Efficient Watering in Hot, Dry Weather
Hybrid Cricket Pitches
Weed Management
Pest Management
Disease Management
Defining the Pitch and Initial Cut
Thinning Grass Cover
Watering the Pitch
Rolling 1
Mowing
Repair Levels
Fertiliser
Top Dressing
Watering
Fertiliser 1
Rolling Cricket Pitches
Evaluate and Improve your pitches
Pre-Season Rolling and Squaring video
During the winter months – Mowing/Brushing
Aeration (cricket)
Fertiliser programme
Getting Your Outfield Ready for the season
Dealing with pitch use in wet and waterlogged conditions
Football pitch renovation guidance
Introduction to controlling weeds in sports turf
Timing your aeration/decompaction operations

Follow the steps indicated below to relate to the sequence for marking a football pitch 

The diagram below shows a suggested route to follow when marking the pitch. Just follow the numbers.

 

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