Dude- put the mop head on the floor. It is the feel of dragging a mop on a floor to feel lag pressure- not holding it outward in a carry. Resisting the change in inertia.
All lag pressure is from change of direction- even 'throwing’- it is a swingers load of the wrist cock. Then it changes direction- and like a crash test dummy wanting to go through the car window- that #3pp resists the downward pull against the shaft- LAG PRESSURE is born. Come on guy! I’m not bullsheeting you.
Second- your Hands are monitoring too many wrong things. They do not monitor the pivot – they are NO pivot components in section eight or in 12-3-0 for that very reason.
“You could move the right hip without dictation from the hands. But per 5-0 this would be pivot controlled hands. As stated in the book, this method will work, but you risk precision.” I give up.
My Hands trained the hip to move- as I said -the Hands do not need to micro-manage or monitor the pivot. Train it and move on. Let the Hands monitor what is important- the Plane line, Hand Path, its Pressure Points, an Aiming Point, Roll line Prep, etc- go read the checklist, 12-3-0, 45 things to monitor- not one is the pivot.
Hands do not monitor the pivot. They monitor their primary task.
No grip is loose- nor restrictive. My point that you failed to see was that you can clutch or squeeze as hard as you want and it will NOT produce Lag pressure. None what so ever.
Nice one Mike.I didn't have time to get into detail earlier but you summed it up in your own inimitable way -LAG is LAG ...Weight is - Weight
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