breaking the plane of the stop board?

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breaking the plane of the stop board?

Unread postby coachknight » Thu May 01, 2008 12:01 pm

If i break the plane of the stop board with the pole and do not touch the ground or landing pad beyond, it is not a scratch. Is that correct? help!
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Re: breaking the plane of the stop board?

Unread postby master » Thu May 01, 2008 12:59 pm

coachknight wrote:If i break the plane of the stop board with the pole and do not touch the ground or landing pad beyond with either the pole or my body, it is not a scratch. Is that correct? help!

As amended for clarification, that is correct.

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Unread postby powerplant42 » Fri May 02, 2008 5:48 pm

So the ruling is is that if only one of the two components crosses, then it isn't an attempt? Are you sure? I thought it was that if the vaulter crosses at all then it was considered a jump, but the bend of the pole was allowed to pass the plane of the back of the box and one could still bail out and not scratch. Is this wrong?
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Unread postby vaultman18 » Fri May 02, 2008 8:10 pm

powerplant42 wrote:So the ruling is is that if only one of the two components crosses, then it isn't an attempt? Are you sure? I thought it was that if the vaulter crosses at all then it was considered a jump, but the bend of the pole was allowed to pass the plane of the back of the box and one could still bail out and not scratch. Is this wrong?


You can break the Plane all you want you just can't touch anything on the other side.
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Unread postby master » Fri May 02, 2008 10:39 pm

vaultman18 wrote:You can break the Plane all you want you just can't touch anything on the other side.

...with either your pole or your body.

ART. 29 ... It is a foul if the competitor:
a. ...
b. ...
c. ...
d. Allows any part of his/her body or the pole to touch the ground or the
landing system beyond the vertical plane of the top of the stopboard, without
clearing the bar.
e. ...
f. ...
g. ...
h. ...
i. ...

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Unread postby spike gibeault » Fri May 02, 2008 11:06 pm

around here if anybody has stopped their run but the tip of the pole goes past the back of the box, even without touching anything it is a miss for "breaking the plane" is this correct procedure
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Unread postby belmore » Fri May 02, 2008 11:08 pm

NO
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