[NSRCA-discussion] Six point roll

[Jack Keiser]

In IAC competition two successive rolls on the same line, such as 2 of 8 followed by 3 of 4, must be in opposite directions. Of course, you could do them in the same direction if you really wanted to, but you'd get a zero for the maneuver. 
What you might have seen was 3 of 4 in one direction, followed by 3 of 4 in the opposite direction. It can be very difficult to discern the direction of the roll and it could easily be perceived to be a continuous maneuver. 

Jack

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On Mar 10, 2012, at 7:50, "Del" <drykert2 at rochester.rr.com> wrote:

> Without having the accurate maneuver description  I would suggest 1st 2 points are 45º rolls with the following 3 being 90º rolls.
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>     Del
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> Can someone define this.  (For those adept in ETOC lingo).  I did see one once at an IAC event many years ago if its what I think it is.  (2 of an 8 followed by 3 of 4)
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> Many thanks,
> Don
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