timothy42b
Eagle Member
I know that I am OB as soon as i cross the vertical plane that marks the edge.
If I exit the vertical plane while still in the air, am I back in bounds?
This weekend I threw across an OB parking lot, curved right clearly outside it in the air, then settled left back into it. We weren't sure if i'd ever been back in bounds and could throw from there, or whether I had to throw from the original entry.
Do I have to touch inbounds to be in bounds? or does the vertical plane apply in both directions, in and out?
Thanks
If I exit the vertical plane while still in the air, am I back in bounds?
This weekend I threw across an OB parking lot, curved right clearly outside it in the air, then settled left back into it. We weren't sure if i'd ever been back in bounds and could throw from there, or whether I had to throw from the original entry.
Do I have to touch inbounds to be in bounds? or does the vertical plane apply in both directions, in and out?
Thanks