Two-whistle mirror chop

[tref]

WOW! In 3 person I thought the L cracked his whistle & counted & the T puts their arm up to chop.

In 2 person, if both are chopping in time, whose working off ball to get the push offs, etc?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by tref

WOW! In 3 person I thought the L cracked his whistle & counted & the T puts their arm up to chop.

In 2 person, if both are chopping in time, whose working off ball to get the push offs, etc?

If I'm trail in 2, it's pretty easy to simply keep my partner's arm in my peripheral vision.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

If I'm trail in 2, it's pretty easy to simply keep my partner's arm in my peripheral vision.

Indeed. We've been instructed to mirror here.

[tref]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

If I'm trail in 2, it's pretty easy to simply keep my partner's arm in my peripheral vision.

Since when did you guys start doing that?
Must be an area thing...

[Adam]

Originally Posted by tref

Since when did you guys start doing that?
Must be an area thing...

Actually, we're not. I was just thinking hypothetically. I don't think it would be all that difficult, but we aren't doing it.

Then again, I only did about 4 or 5 2-man games last season, and haven't worked anything this year. So take that for what it's worth.

[tref]

Ahh so I see. I was wondering, because our board says, if you're chopping at T you better be working a NCAA-W or Pro game.

Get well soon!

[Jfpdi]

In NYS Girls High School the trail mirrors the lead on a front court throw-in with chopping the time in a 2 person crew. We are using NCAA-w rules for our games, not Fed.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by tref

Ahh so I see. I was wondering, because our board says, if you're chopping at T you better be working a NCAA-W or Pro game.

Get well soon!

How many NCAAW or Pro games are played 2-person?

The mirrored chop is an NFHS 3-person mechanic. No idea what IAABO does.

[River Ref]

I'm rather short, so when there is a stack formation I'll give a little tweet with eye contact,to give the table a heads-up to watch as well as they can. I'll tell the thrower to stay put as I back away to a more visible spot,yet maintain good coverage of the play. Once I even rotated with my trail to insure the play would be covered correctly.