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If the GS steps forward towards post in circle keeping her landing foot up does defender mark 3ft from landing foot or step in
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Hi Rebecca,
The defender has to be 3ft from the LANDING FOOT, therefore if the defender is 3ft away from the GS landing foot and the GS then steps in the defender DOES NOT have to move. Therefore this could mean the defender is directly in front of the GS making it easier to tip the shot.
Hope this helps.
Hi Rebecca,
The defender has to be 3ft from the LANDING FOOT, therefore if the defender is 3ft away from the GS landing foot and the GS then steps in the defender DOES NOT have to move. Therefore this could mean the defender is directly in front of the GS making it easier to tip the shot.
Hope this helps.
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