Quick poll on IPs

[cammie]

Originally posted by Dakota

Speaking for myself, a couple of inches is usually well within the judgment margin of error in determining the "level plane of the ground."

As I've said on this topic before, I'm not getting down like a golfer lining up a putt to determing the "level plane of the ground." That means, for all practical purposes, the pitcher gets that couple of inches.

Thank you so much for this! My 10 year old has had IP's called on her, and her pivit foot is breaking contact, but maybe a couple inches, and although her pivit foot relants 6~12 inches in front of the rubber.....She lands with the pivit foot sideways, and the stride foot a second later, and she is not re~pushing with that pivit foot. But becasue she breaks contact a little, and the pivit foot replants.....ASA says that she must re~push to have a CH. I say she cant re~push with that pivit foot pointing at 3o'clock. She is replanting...but not re~pushing.....is this an IP?