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Originally Posted by JRutledge
Don't know, but there is no feet requirement if you are on the floor prone. So it does not matter.
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But once you are at one knee, doesn't that foot become the pivot foot? I'm not being argumentative, I'm trying to understand the logic. And I'm surprised that you say that there is no feet requirement when prone. If both feet are touching the floor, doesn't one automatically become by definition the pivot foot?
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