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Originally Posted by cmcramer
High school, Fed rules: Right hander, from wind-up, starts with hands together and pivot foot on rubber, as his motion begins...lifts foot and plants it on the dirt next to the rubber, lifts it again to place it against the front of the rubber.
Balk?
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Well, you could nail him with the end of FED 6-2-2:
........During delivery, he may lift his non-pivot foot in a step forward, a step sideways, or in a step backward and a step forward, but he shall not otherwise lift either foot.
It has nothing to do with deception, it has all to do with failure to follow the rules of pitching while in contact with the rubber. With all that foot motion, he probably is not long as a pitcher, either.