Is This Stretch To Stretch Stunt Legal At Level 4???

[omgitssydthekid]

I think so. Their level 5 team wasn't full year. I think the first time I saw them this season was in like February.

Oh okay! Thanks, they seemed to have pretty good skills for the most part!

 

[Morgankay88]

EAS (I think Extreme All Stars in NJ) did a great (legal) stretch to stretch tick tock this past season.
I'll try to find a video. They hit opp stretch at the top, dip and tap all the way to the ground in their stretch, then tick tock. That way it originated at the ground.

Want to clarify with this. So eventhough the bases hands are under the flyers foot and the flyers foot doesn't actually touch the ground... this is still considered "ground level" correct? Making it follow this rule "
Release moves that land in extended position must originate from ground-level"

 

[Deleted member 15]

Want to clarify with this. So eventhough the bases hands are under the flyers foot and the flyers foot doesn't actually touch the ground... this is still considered "ground level" correct? Making it follow this rule "
Release moves that land in extended position must originate from ground-level"

I don't think anyone would call it illegal using General 15 as the reason to let it go.

 

[Morgankay88]

I don't think anyone would call it illegal using General 15 as the reason to let it go.

Thank you!

 

[imrichhowboutu]

Want to clarify with this. So eventhough the bases hands are under the flyers foot and the flyers foot doesn't actually touch the ground... this is still considered "ground level" correct? Making it follow this rule "
Release moves that land in extended position must originate from ground-level"

I would also say, ground level to me means below sponge level. If a team did full up extension, then bumped to a sponge and tapped back but the flyers foot didn't actually touch the floor before doing a switch up, i would still say that is legal.

 

[gymrat12]

welcome back Kelly Clarkson...