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Originally posted by GarthB
FED has a reputation for aiming at the lowest common denominator. Improving the prescribed mechanics and raising the bar might not improve the worst among us, but why should the rest be held back?
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Garth,
They have to aim that low. If they start adding more requirements to the equation, most of those will never get fulfilled. So they lay out very basic things to think about. The CCA Mechanics books realize they are dealing with another level of official and have no problem adding situations and plays to cover. Many times you have to attend clinics or talk to state interpreters or clinicians to get clarification of accepted practices.
This is another reason I think a pregame is vital. The more you go over the easier it is to adapt to different situations.
Peace