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01-04-2003, 08:39
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Like Ian said, you won't find footage of them doing it in competition. At MD, they were lucky if they moved. At LI, they never succesfully went over/under the bar (with or without stacks). They tried twice in practice, and both times didn't line correctly and started to "lift" the bar. They never tried it in competition. They also only grabbed a stack once. However, as soon as they tried to lift it, the stack came loose.
It was a great concept, and with another 2 weeks of tweaking, they might have gotten it to work. 
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