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Maybe some of us are talking about the cf present in the pivot Zone 1 ( necessary for cf throw off of the left arm) while some others are talking about the cf at the Primary Lever Zone 2. CF being present in different zones. A classic 3 B Hitter executing Acquired Motion with Pivot Motion only as opposed to Pivot Work (active pulling) would have little or zero Zone 1 cf, but still have cf in his primary lever zone 2 the arms. cf the force that is . He won't use it as a release trigger.
I dunno. Only Homer could get my head hurting like this. Everything is turning , spinning , throwing out , I'm gonna throw up pretty soon. |
Kiss
Let's keep it simple;
1-L - 9. Regardless of how the Lever Assembly is driven, it moves in a circle. HB |
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If there is angular motion there is CF, but its effect on release are zeroed by the hitter. See: 6-F-0 Bumpy |
Not zeroed, Bumpy.
It is getting "help" by the driveout. Or the driveout is getting help from CF. They help each other. |
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Per 6-F-0 ".....totally annuling and stifling any intrusion by CF". If there is no intrusion, I'm going to regard its effect on the "overtaking rate" as PASSIVE. If there was any "helping" going on I would be pulling and pushing at the same time. Bumpy =================:super: ------ --- - --------------:hello2: :hello2: :hello: :hello2: :hello: :hello: :hello: |
There AIN'T NO C.F. IN TRUE HITTING END OF STORY HOMER WROTE THE BOOK THE END GO SPEND Forty YEARS WORTH OF RESEARCH AND FELT BACK TO ME ALL YOU PIONEER'S IF GOLF THEOREM
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What do you want who to do?
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the answer is YES
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Chapter #1, Section L -The Machine Concept #9 of the 21 machine requirements. OR Yes. from the dynamics of circlular motin/angular motion we get cf HB |
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