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06-01-2008, 18:22
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Re: Are you considered in the homestretch if?
Do you mean that your arm stayed in the home stretch, or if you extend your arm into their home stretch after crossing?
In case 1, you're considered in the home stretch, and that you haven't crossed, in case 2, you'll be penalized for moving clockwise. |
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