The phrase: Sharp initial acceleration of the Shoulder Turn against the #4 Pressure Point .......
I guess that this is where I have understanding issues. How much Pivot qualifies as "Sharp initial Acceleration"?
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If we vary the initial acceleration..Are we varying the amount of #4 Accumulator?
Is the "Shoulder Throw" the way to maximize #4 Accumulator?
Is "Hip Action" the way to maximize "Shoulder Throw"?
Is Starting the Downswing Pivot Sequence prior to the Arms completing the Backswing, the way to maximize "Hip Action" effect on Shoulder Motion?
Forgive me for re-stating, but my questions become a little more zeroed in as I learn a little more. But I'm still not sure if I'm barking up the wrong tree.
So many options!
According to Homer the Swinger has a quick startdown . . . so the hand acceleration is reached quicker than the Hitter respectively . . . so according to Homer the Swinger cranks the gyroscope and then just hangs on any attempt to further accerelerate can potentail gum up the works and disrupt the orbit. So you just crank it up and stay ahead of it.
The danger with all the emphasis on Shoulder Acceleration is dragging your hands out too much . . . .
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