IMO snap release is all about getting your hands 'deep' DOWN the plane until they can go no deeper. In arc of approach you are using a more 'shallow' move because the accumulator's must release in a 'wider' fashion, less overlap. Snap release is the other extreme, max overlap. More speed potential, but the 'mass' potential has a very small window, very tough to time and get both the speed benefit AND the mass benefit. The opposite would be true on a sweep release, easier to have mass, but less speed.
I'd love to hear from Yoda on this one too though.
How about we discuss this in full shots as well as short game? If my chipping goes bad, I typically hit the ball past the whole. I hit the the chips solid they just have to much juice. Could this be a Snao vs. Sweep deal? Or Hinging? Or both?
Hybrid Mode
