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Tue May 02, 2006, 01:31pm
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Originally Posted by Ran.D
What about the feet? Does she have to be on the rubber or just in the circle? Originally Posted by Dakota In the circle (completely). Both ASA and NFHS say the feet must be in or within the circle. Both feet completely in the circle is in the circle. One foot in and the other on the line is considered in the circle. Both feet on the line is considered in the circle. Anything else is not in the circle.
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