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Originally Posted by riden
I don't agree with your interpretation of that rule.
I don't think that locking your arms in the manner described qualifies as extension or partial extension of your ams.
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Then why ask the question, if all you do is ignore the answer?
That is the rule book, it's clear that 1. locking your arms in front of your body is
extending your arm other than vertical, so what's to interpret? 2. feet wide, leaning back in a squat, with your arms locked several inches in front of the body
is not a natural position, because you are bending your body in an unnatural way...again both fall completely under the no-no's in 10.6.1.
If I'm coaching against your team, my defenders will be contacting that illegal technique all game long, drawing one foul after another.