Intentional Foot Fault

[atl scott]

Originally Posted by jenb

If you call it on yourself, you obviously don't need a warning.

[blackandwhite]

trust me when it came up, im like wtf is this all about. i was so glad that i beat him and even let him have the extra throw :thumb:

[DiscChainBasket18]

Originally Posted by TOURNEYPLAYER

Was this in a tournament?? If so definitely stroke the friends. If casual no biggie.

it was a casual round

[eegor]

Originally Posted by esdubya

Here is that negative stigma I was talking about..

I could not disagree more with you on this. If you threw with an illegal stance and get called on it. It's YOUR fault, not the person calling it.

I've never been called for a foot fault. It's an honor thing, as it is with everyone I play casual rounds with. Foot faults are called on ourselves and don't need to be seconded. No warning.

However, I stand by my observation that most guys that call foot faults are d-heads. I didn't say all guys, but most are.

If someone is obviously attempting to cheat, there isn't a hesitation in calling them out on it. Whether they have honor or not, is up to them.

Maybe this fun depleting discussion is why I don't find tournaments to be fun. Playing with honorable opponents is a blast.

[The dude on the bike]

Do what ever you like , there is no cheating within the rules. I believe this is called strategy.

[jcf5083]

I've never given out warnings for foot faults, but I have pointed it out to a kid I was playing with (tourney round) but made sure everyone knew I wasn't "officially" flagging him for it, just to try to avoid it in the future.

Although I could see myself being more of a d-bag if I didn't have the bad habit of leaving the ground before my release on jump putts