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Originally Posted by tongzilla
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Delaware: Are you using Right Arm Swing, or Four Barrel Stroke, or both?
Homer Kelly once said himself:
""The idea of using a Four Accumulator Swing is extemely difficult, and I would say totally inadvisable. It can be done...maybe somebody can develop a skill...enough skill to handle it...but I wouldn't teach it to anybody...the Four Accumulator Swing."
"I would teach a Four Accumulator Hitting because you can use the Right Shoulder Turn for Acceleration in Hitting, too. But...Hitting and Swinging do not mix. They simply to do not mix."
A lot of people confuse the feel of Right Arm Thrust/Drive with their Right Shoulder driving the Acc#4 down plane through Impact. There is a huge difference between the power source coming from the Right Triceps and the Right Shoulder. The use of Right Shoulder drive doesn't mean you're using Accumulator #1.
Is there a difference between Four Barrel Hitting and Four Barrel Swinging? Since they both use all four of the available Accumulators, won't they be pretty similar? Well, I think it's pretty hard to push and pull at the same time! The Swinger shouln't allow the Push of the Right Arm to overpower the Pulling. And the Hitter shouldn't allow the Pulling to overpower the Pushing. And of course it is their respective Lag Loading procedures (10-19-A/C) that differentiates the two.
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In my game, I use Right Arm Swinging (3 Barrel) and Three Barrel hitting....both work well together....
And with a right shoulder drive are you really talking about a 10-20-C Shoulder Turn Throw?
Look to 10-19-0 why hitting and swinging don't mix....
Right Arm Swing is using longitudinal acceleration not radial.
DG
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