Originally Posted by Daryl
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Dear Comrade EdZ,
You made duplicate "Hinge Motion" by zeroing #3 but you cannot duplicate "Hinge Action" using this procedure.
If you Zero out #3 Accumulator by placing the grip of the club in the lifeline of the left hand, then all clubhead travel is the same as "Angled Hinging". Where, by gosh, is the difference in Rhythm?
It may look like a duck, walk like a Duck and quack like a duck. But it might only be "Daffy Duck".
Oh? I forgot. What is the Title to 2-G? Could someone look that up? I don't have my book in front of me at the moment. Oh wait, I remember...."Hinge Motion" 
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Why do you assume hinge action OR motion means anything other than compression (chapter 2)?
Clubface control. I don't care if you use your elbow or your toes to hold the club, if you impact the ball, from impact to separation, there is a hinge action - the type of action determines the efficiency of compression.
Closing only - horizontal
Closing and layback - angled
layback only - vertical
It has nothing at all to do with the amount of #3, it is all about how the ball and clubface come into contact, compress or leak, and separate.
While it may be best monitored via the left wrist - it is, and always will be, chapter 2.
The ball only knows what the club tells it.
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