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Mon Jun 08, 2009, 11:02am
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1) I'm not visualizing how "she twists her foot sideways at the ankle" means losing contact with the ground. Does it mean lifting the toe as part of the twist?
2) The idea of "not keeping the toe pointed down" is a clue to not being able to replant, not a rule in itself. 3) If both feet are off the ground together, that's a leap, but IP only should be called if definite and obvious.
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