Originally Posted by svsvincenzo
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Law of the Flail applies to just PA2 (a Flail doesn't gave a roll/tumble), correct?
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That is a misconception. A common flail (with a thong) definitely shows turn and roll. The golfer's flail is "only somewhat flail-like" (because of the way the hinge pin works). But even the golfer's flail can Cock and Uncock and Turn and Roll (2-K). Study pictures 2-K #4 and #5: They both represent the golfer's flail.
Originally Posted by svsvincenzo
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And PA2 precedes and causes PA3 (Roll TRANSFER Power), correct?
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PA #2 may precede PA #3 or not (Sequenced Release vs. Simultaneous Release). But PA #3 may not precede PA #2.
PA #2 does not cause PA #3. Nor does it release PA #3.
Originally Posted by svsvincenzo
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So even if PA2 is spent, PA3 is still doing it's thing. So, even if you reach full extension/uncock at impact or bit before it, the sweet spot is still up to speed as PA3 (and PA4, and PA1 if you use it, as a matter of fact) isn't spent until after impact?
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The idea is that more force is applied to the ball when it is struck with an object that is still accelerating at Impact, rather than with an object that - although moving with speed - has already stopped to accelerate. That applies to all Power Accumulators. So, for maximum power, no Power Accumulator should be fully expended before Impact.