indyjones
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How would a different crop on 3 help? I always leave a little bleed around the edges.. NEVER bump a subject like this to the frame.
I would agree with the OP. This is a perfect capture of a perfect group skill.
First of all, take this very same squad, clear out the venue, turn on the house lights, have a coach start the eight count "5-6-7-8", and have them repeat this toe touch 10 times. Only one out of ten times (this is my educated guess), for an all-star team, will you catch them in perfect unison at the peak of the jump and in perfect sequence. That's it...probably only 10% of the time. There will always be an errant leg lagging behind or one foot slightly higher than the other foot at the peak of the jump, etc.
Originally, I said this is most likely part of a two or three consecutive toe touch jump. Given the closeness of each row, they cannot segue this jump into a triple toe-back, or a triple toe-backhand spring, or anything else. They are way too close to each other. So given the moment, even if the shooter didn't know what skill was next, the fact that the squad executed a perfect group toe, in sequence, is indeed a marvel.
There is nothing wrong with this crop. It's fine as is.
Indy
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