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Grab - touching the rope?

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mortenkv

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Jan 14, 2008
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Hi Freedivers,

Recently when I re-saw the underwatervideo from my 74m CWT dive I realised that it seems im touching the rope at 0.20 at sort of follow through with my open hand. I know I got a white card at the surface- but should I have had a yellow for grabbing the line?

Is there any way of post-judging after the protest time have expired like red cards in football (or is my white card safe - rightfully or not) :-)

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PieOQF3AhaY&feature=email]YouTube - Fridykning. CWT 74m deep. Morten Villadsen[/ame]

Morten
 
i surely can't answer to your question, but to me it seems like you're re-establishing the distance between you and the line or something like that

cheers
 
You are allowed to touch the line, even run your hand up it I think, just not grab/pull. Basically you can't help yourself get down, or up, but you can keep yourself the correct distance from the line, straight, etc. Is this correct?
 
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