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krupicka · Oct 02 2012, 05:06 PM

The problem with a 30cm square stance zone is that while it may be easier to hit, it will be even more difficult to call if someone violates it. Let's assume that a player is actually watching the throwers feet and can clearly see where the foot is planted. Knowing it is on the LOP is obvious. Determining if he is off by 16cm to the right/left becomes much more of a judgment call.

Oct 02 2012, 05:06 PM	#33
krupicka PDGA Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Naperville, IL Posts: 1,423	The problem with a 30cm square stance zone is that while it may be easier to hit, it will be even more difficult to call if someone violates it. Let's assume that a player is actually watching the throwers feet and can clearly see where the foot is planted. Knowing it is on the LOP is obvious. Determining if he is off by 16cm to the right/left becomes much more of a judgment call. __________________ PDGA #28238