Originally Posted by BerntR
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That was my impression too, but I believe Homer thought you could do a snap release with a frozen bent, level right wrist. And I also believe Yoda agrees on that.
I was uncertain about this before but now - I dunno!!
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A right handed Engineering grad. to a left handed Engineer- I speak only right handed.
Thoughts:
The face only rolls about 30 deg - for horizontal hinge - It is on the plane at top and the plane is at ~60 deg. so the "roll" is about 30 deg to be perpendicular to the horizontal plane. It reaches that point about the point the shaft becomes parallel to the plane line.
A sequenced release is not one ,#3, following the other, #2, It is trigonometric. The club on a flat plane making a circular motion. so the sequence release is like sine, cosine, two functions 90 deg out of phase. #2 starts vertical releas quickly and slows down, #3 starts slow and accelerates
Why wouls one intend to get out of machine alignment to change the release?
Want a small pulley- Raise your hands.
The motion should be smooth and even- top through both arms streight -with Rhythm.
HB