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Old Wed Feb 17, 2010, 10:20pm
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Have you seen these slow motion examples of traveling?

I thought this was interesting

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Old Wed Feb 17, 2010, 10:36pm
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If you have to slow things down that much to see if there is a violation, then they are not good calls to make.

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Old Wed Feb 17, 2010, 10:56pm
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If you have to slow things down that much to see if there is a violation, then they are not good calls to make.
I'm not really sure what you mean, Rut. I can't speak for whomever made the video but it seems he slowed it down to highlight the violations rather than to merely see them. Don't you think slowing down the video helps a Ref to be able to identify this type of violation especially in light of the fact that these kinds of violations were Points of Emphasis?

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Old Wed Feb 17, 2010, 11:01pm
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only the last play was traveling....
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Old Wed Feb 17, 2010, 11:12pm
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I'm not really sure what you mean, Rut. I can't speak for whomever made the video but it seems he slowed it down to highlight the violations rather than to merely see them. Don't you think slowing down the video helps a Ref to be able to identify this type of violation especially in light of the fact that these kinds of violations were Points of Emphasis?

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I agree with Jeff here. The only one that looked like a violation was the last one. A dribble was staring as the pivot feet moved on the others. The ball does not have to touch the floor, just the dribble has to start.

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Old Wed Feb 17, 2010, 11:34pm
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Again, it wasn't my video, but weren't those fairly clear examples of lifting the pivot foot prior to releasing the ball?
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Old Wed Feb 17, 2010, 11:52pm
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Old Thu Feb 18, 2010, 12:49am
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Again, it wasn't my video, but weren't those fairly clear examples of lifting the pivot foot prior to releasing the ball?
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Old Thu Feb 18, 2010, 01:26am
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Again, it wasn't my video, but weren't those fairly clear examples of lifting the pivot foot prior to releasing the ball?
no they were not clear examples. As a rule of thumb if you have to slow down a video that much to see a very close to borderline call then its not a good call to make (just like Rut said earlier).

I have been told many times that not to call the borderline travels and stick with the very obvious ones. Why? Because at the mens level sometimes things happen so fast we dont get to go to video for each call. So who cares about these super slow motion examples of travelling.
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Old Thu Feb 18, 2010, 08:09am
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If you have to slow things down that much to see if there is a violation, then they are not good calls to make.

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I agree with Jeff as far as IF you have to slow things down this much to see, it probably is not a good call to make. On the other hand, I think that the use of slow motion video can be very effective as a learning tool.

For example, many spin moves and other moves with the ball "don't look right", yet, we should NOT make a travel call simply because it "looks" like a travel. We can make use of slow motion replays to view those types of plays to be able to ascertain when there IS a bonafide travel and when a play that "looks" like one actually isn't.

Once we realize a strange looking play is/isn't a travel in slow motion, we can look at that same play at real speed KNOWING whether it is or isn't a travel to better train our eyes to ONLY make the travel call when the play "looks" like a travel and ACTUALLY IS a travel.
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Even slowed down, I only have a travel on the last one. The ball only needs to start to the floor before the pivot foot is lifted. I think that's satisfied well enough on the others. At real speed (where we work) these don't look even close to being traveling violations.
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Even slowed down, I only have a travel on the last one. The ball only needs to start to the floor before the pivot foot is lifted. I think that's satisfied well enough on the others. At real speed (where we work) these don't look even close to being traveling violations.
Doesn't it have to be released? I haven't seen the video, but this statement made me think I might have the rule wrong.
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Old Thu Feb 18, 2010, 01:08pm
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Doesn't it have to be released? I haven't seen the video, but this statement made me think I might have the rule wrong.
I bet that "released" is what Rich had in mind that would allow the ball to "start to the floor."
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Even slowed down, I only have a travel on the last one. The ball only needs to start to the floor before the pivot foot is lifted. I think that's satisfied well enough on the others. At real speed (where we work) these don't look even close to being traveling violations.
Agree,
I watched this 3 times and thought I had lost my mind because I only could really see the last one as a travel.
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You'd have traveling violations everytime down the floor if you're calling all of these.
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