Extensor action is Non-Accelerating the primary lever assembly
Right Arm Drive is Accelerating both lever assemblies
The key is Nonaccelerating vs. Accelerating
Acceleration is a change in distance over a change in time
Hard to pick up visually for the untrained eye...
OK, So then a better question for Jim would have been...is his "right arm unbending" a steady or an accelerating action?
The reason I ask is because it seems that if you accelerate the right arm unbending at all, won't you feel the results of that action through a pressure point? If so and it's not pp1, then which pp is it?
OK, So then a better question for Jim would have been...is his "right arm unbending" a steady or an accelerating action?
The reason I ask is because it seems that if you accelerate the right arm unbending at all, won't you feel the results of that action through a pressure point? If so and it's not pp1, then which pp is it?
It is an accelerating action that i only start to do consciously around what my brain interpret's to be release point (hip high).
Honestly, it is too quick of a motion to really feel anything anywhere. I am just trying to wallop the ball
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