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Originally Posted by sonny
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Yoda , What MORAD model type are you referring to CP ,CF, or online? Your comment that MAc has just dicovered hitting is not accurate and inappropiate. I was wondering what you think releases the #2 accumulator in the golf SWING? SONNY
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What I've learned of MORAD I know only 'in shadow' and that from others. I do know that 10 degrees with this and 8 degrees with that is doomed to practical failure. Plus, it is unncecessary. There is more precision in TGM than even the gifted athlete can produce infallibly. The fact is that many of the 'degrees' oriented alignments are incapsulated in the 'simple' Mechanics of Plane Line Tracing, Delivery Path, Hinge Action and Rhythm. Finally, I am absolutely not impressed with Mac's extreme Set Up and compensating Start Up and Backstroke. Nice move from the Top though!
My comment regarding the Hitting 'discovery' was a reference to the use of the Driving Right Arm from the Top -- a 'Mac move' so I've been told -- and its consistency with Homer's recommended Hitting procedure, i.e., using the Right Shoulder as a 'Launching Pad' for the Driving Right Arm. If my perception is different from what Mac teaches -- or even 'inappropriate -- then it is different. Please tell me how. It is the only way I'll find out, because unlike the published work of Homer Kelley and the volumunious comment on that work on this site and others, the House of Mac guards the hen house pretty closely.
Regarding what releases the #2 Accumulator, the answers are: (1) Centrifugal Force (Swingers) or (2) an active Right Elbow (Hitters).
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