Opening Tip Violation

[mcdanrd]

What is unclear in rule 6-3 is when the restrictions for a jumper to remain in his/her half of the restraining circle end. Rule 6.3.5 clearly explains restrictions on non-jumpers. rule 6.7b states that the jumper may not leave the center restraining circle until the bal has been touched but does not say when he/she may leave his/her half of the restraining circle.

As for the duck walk, nope this kid won't be going to University of Oregon or any other university for that matter.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by mcdanrd

What is unclear in rule 6-3 is when the restrictions for a jumper to remain in his/her half of the restraining circle end. Rule 6.3.5 clearly explains restrictions on non-jumpers. rule 6.7b states that the jumper may not leave the center restraining circle until the bal has been touched but does not say when he/she may leave his/her half of the restraining circle.

As for the duck walk, nope this kid won't be going to University of Oregon or any other university for that matter.

So, I guess the question is; is it prohibited for a jumper to leave his half of the circle so long as he stays in the circle itself?

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by mcdanrd

rule 6.7b states that the jumper may not leave the center restraining circle until the bal has been touched but does not say when he/she may leave his/her half of the restraining circle.

Why do you suppose it doesn't say that?