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Fri Mar 24, 2006, 01:17am
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Simultaneous, but not at the same time
Called a travel tonight for a poorly executed jump stop. At half time the offender asked me about the call. It went something like this:
Me: If you're going to jump stop, your feet need to land simultaneously Him: Yeah, of course. But not at the same time. Me: Huh? Him: I get it. The feet have to land simultaneously. But they don't have to land at the same time. Hard to argue with logic like that. 
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Fri Mar 24, 2006, 04:58am
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The interpretation in my neck of the woods is that if the feet land so close after one another, it is still legal.
Like a Bam-Bam. That's ok. Bam------------Bam would be a travel. 
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Sounds like this kid is a potential POLITITION:
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