Is this NCAA compliant?
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Short answer, probably not. I counted at least 40 different ingredients and the product can be said to be anti-estrogenic and a stimulant. A supplement is not NCAA compliant when "The NCAA bans drugs by class, along with any substance chemically related to those classes. The banned drug classes are: anabolic agents; stimulants, alcohol and beta blockers (for rifle only), masking agents such as diuretics, street drugs, peptide hormones and analogues, anti-estrogens and Beta-2 Agonists." When creating a pre-workout stack for yourself, it is better to add each individual ingredient yourself. This way, you are guaranteed to have only what you think is in there, (plus its cheaper too). I usually do this with NOW products, as they are high quality and inexpensive. Hope this helps.
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nO it's not. Paul Allen, the owner of the Seahawks, paid the fee to use the 12th man name to Texas A&M.; Texas was good with the amount I guess... GO HAWKS!
238128
im in Florida so cant answer honestly it is a very well make unit in my opinion should be no issue
36550
I do not know for sure. I did buy it because I thought that it is approved by USGA.
102808
I do not know. My son plays in a local PAL league and I've never seen a coach or umpire challenge the use of any equipment. I woud have to laugh if I saw a George Brett pine tar style episode take place over the diameter of a bat in little league. But I suppose rules are rules.
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I don't think so. I searched on the web and nothing came up saying it is certified.
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im not sure...but to be honest i didnt even use the bracket lol.so you should be fine
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It was for us in North Carolina. Some states may have different regulations. It was a great bat for my son. The light weight really helped his reaction time , contact with the ball just comes with practice. Good luck.
767907
Well its 5 degrees outside. But I can tell you it is regulation. Normal game size. High school ... college..... Nba......
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Coach, I would say probably. Get one of the poly softballs if you don't already have one and hit it around the gym and check the damage it does and make your decision from there. The machine will pitch the ball at 60 mph or so. Good luck . Bill
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Unfortunately, this item was a gift to someone and I don't really know if it is college ruled.
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The program was bought for my college-student son. Thus he registered it. It seemed that there were perhaps two medium-length forms to fill out on the Avid web site. When the last one was submitted, the verification seemed immediate. I do not recall any long delays and was in the room as the software was being registered.
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I see no indication that it is. Made for use here in the States in this configuration.
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Yes, it is very easy, but it might not be allowed by your State's FA regulation.
626110
Yes it is. It says it on the product and I have used it as such successfully.
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No Melany it's not. But it's fascinating. As a rank beginner I thought it might be, so I bought it and took it to the club for them to see. There might some clubs that use this but ours plays National rules and apparently they published and distribute late in February.
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i'm not sure what type of league you play in but regulation states that you can't wear anything even a necklace so i would tell you no. If you're looking to track you game Adidas makes a pod like Nike that will go right in your cleats and you can track all your stats.