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Leap Keep contact with PP with just the pivot foot Take a backward step
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Originally posted by Chess Ref
Anyone tell me the biggest 3 rules differences between Adult Men and the ladies that i need to be aware of ? Thanks for feedback. Mike __________________________________________________ __ Men are bigger Men are usually uglier Men have beer bellies
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Here in New Zealand
The difference is we , unfairly ,concentrate more tightly on the pitching regulations. Yeah men leap , dont have to heel toe ,can take a small step forward or back . Hey Whiskers you obviously havnt seen some women players in NZ. You described some of them like a photo |
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In the Netherlands:
Men also do pitch illegal Men also talk dirty, especcially WITH the ump's. (It's a friendly game you know) Men also are faster throwing, running and batting. Women complain behind your back, look infriendly to you (when you made a mistake in their eyes) and use about 2h for one game. Still I love to work the women's games best and watch the men games (with a beer in my hand)...
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Men's pitching rule is a little relaxed
I was instructed in a men's state tournament that we would see no illegal pitches. I asked if we were to call any illegal pitches? UIC said, "you WILL see no illegal pitches." Enough said. I do a couple women's tournaments each year, and have no problems with complaining at all. The upper level men's game has no problems either. Now, lower levels are a different story... |
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