Re longer release arc or interval of having more pa3 angle, you said it's slower. Why? Because a given effort needs to be distributed on a wider arc, so in effect lessening speed, correct?
How about still relying on pa2, hence allowing a snap release, hence obtaining the desired speed; but you also ADD on the pa3 release with acute pa3 angle even after pa2 has been released? Would this ADDING of pa3 release to the pa2 release detriment the swing such as clubhead speed.
The way I look at it now (I'm still a newbie to TGM), having more pa3 angle doesn't mean you reduce pa2 release (cock to uncock interval). Nobody or nothing can, as a matter of fact. Why? Because a person's cock to uncock interval is determined by his left wrist's physical makeup/anatomy, correct? So, I'm thinking still use pa2, but even upon full release of pa2, there would still be huge pa3 angle remaining by impact.
In short, simultaneous full release of both pa2 and pa3 right after transition, upon reaching early elbow plane. You think this is possible? Any experience hindsight on this?
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