In the maneuver pass-through, which riders does the OGE CP hook onto?

In the maneuver pass-through, which riders does the OGE CP hook onto?

• A. 3-1 and 4-1
• B. 2-3 and 3-4
• C. 2-1 and 3-4
• D. 1-4 and 2-4

Answer: (D)

In a maneuver pass-through, the important idea is how the OGE CP attaches to the riders to create a stable passing path. The CP should form connections from the first and second riders to the fourth rider, so the two inner positions lead into and are anchored by the outer position. This setup gives a balanced, controllable pass-through, keeping spacing and alignment as the maneuver completes. Connecting to the first and fourth and also to the second and fourth ensures the CP has two secure anchor points that support a smooth transition. Choices that pair the CP with different riders would place the hook in misaligned or unstable positions, making the pass-through harder to control.

In a maneuver pass-through, the important idea is how the OGE CP attaches to the riders to create a stable passing path. The CP should form connections from the first and second riders to the fourth rider, so the two inner positions lead into and are anchored by the outer position. This setup gives a balanced, controllable pass-through, keeping spacing and alignment as the maneuver completes. Connecting to the first and fourth and also to the second and fourth ensures the CP has two secure anchor points that support a smooth transition. Choices that pair the CP with different riders would place the hook in misaligned or unstable positions, making the pass-through harder to control.