[Daryl]

Daryl

You write-: "I claim that the #4 Accumulator is still seeking its in-line condition while the #2 Accumulator has already become in-line. And because it's seeking its in-line condition, #4 is still Active after #2 has been spent as long as the Pivot train is still operating."

What is your definition of the in-line condition of PA#4? At what point in the swing does PA#4 reach its in-line condition, and where in the TGM book does Homer define that in-line condition?

Jeff.

Good Question. The Left Arm is in-line technically, according to HK, as it becomes in-line with the Shoulders. If it's not in the 7th edition, then it's in the First Edition of the Book, a short obscure statement, but I don't have any of the editions of the book in front of me at my office. Homer never said that the Right Arm prevents the Left Arm from ever getting In-line, but that simple fact doesn't negate that as long as the Pivot is pulling the Left Arm that it still complies as body power.

Sometimes you'll see golfers let go of the club with their right hand after impact or unbend or flip with their right hand in an attempt to prevent the right arm from restricting Left Arm Acceleration after both arms straight.