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Old Sun May 30, 2004, 03:37pm
Mark Dexter Mark Dexter is offline
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Originally posted by ChuckElias

So if the ball is opposite me for more than a second and a half, I'm going.

What other reason are people suggesting that we are looking for?
When I teach "look for a reason to rotate," that's what I'm referring to - if there's even a slight possibility that the ball will stay there, go. I.e., for a newbie, it's better to cross over then come right back than to stay.

Maybe it's not clear enough as an instruction to novices.
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