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Vincenzo it is an an easily misunderstood part of the book. The way you misunderstood it actually shows you understand the effect of a larger #3 acc angle. The part that's slightly confusing or could throw someone off is that he does say that the elbow plane must release sooner in relation to the ball than a turned shoulder plane. The elbow plane can still have a snap release equally its just the last possible release point is earlier than a last possible turned shoulder plane release. But it is still a snap release on the elbow plane it can still be releasd as late as POSSIBLE which is as u know limited to what the #3angle limits it to so yes a turned shoulder plane snap release can have more velocity than an elbow plane snap release but in either case a snap release means at the last moment POSSIBLE . Don't forget about the other planes.. a squared shoulder plane can have a deeper snap release than a turned shoulder plane snap release, even less #3acc angle, both still capable of snap release......the hands plane would have a bigger #3angle than elbow plane must be released even sooner, yet both still possible to snap release. Release point in the book doesn't mean st what point in relation to the ball but instead at what point in relation to its limit as governed by the #3acc. Is it as early as possible as late as POSSIBLE or somewhere in between that's all release point means