Reply to "Shoulder turns"

LonBlue67100+ posts

From my scratchy-record FED memory at the moment...

1. from the stretch (prior to the set, in contact) its legal to turn and check the runner. In FED, the 'speed' of the turn is immaterial.

2. turning the shoulders after the set is a balk.

3. i dont think the rules limit that motion as long as the movement to the set is in one continuous motion without interruption. Now if he herkyjerks it with a pause in there, you probably have something.

Again my offhand SWAG at the moment. Ive never had a coach complain about a shoulder turn before the set.

4/26/077:39 AM

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