[Mike O]

Hitting or Swinging there is Right Shoulder Turn Thrust and Pivot Lag, but it only provides the initial Acceleration to Release Point. Then the Power Package is Released with Drive Out (Active Right Elbow) or Throw Out (Passive Right Elbow) to Release Accumulators #2 and #3 Simultaneously (Hitting) or Sequenced (Swinging).

It becomes a Four Barrel if the Four Accumulator is an Action (does ANY work) as opposed to strictly a Motion (no work).

Sounded good to me Drewit. As I read it more closely though- you might consider this clarification.
Right Shoulder Thrust would be creating a #4 pressure point pressure- you'd be using #4 accumulator- that was a little unclear in your post - Anotherwords you might not have right shoulder thrust.

Usually, you'll see Mr. Kelley use "initial acceleration" in the reference to Swingers and not Hitters. Accumulators #2 & #3 for the Swinger may or may not start to release at the point the initial acceleration (assuming there was some) stopped. Their release could take place later.

You'll notice the last sentence kind of intertwined acceleration types (Hitting and Swinging) with release point and release types. So the power package release point of #2 & #3 accumulators is a separate issue from when the initial acceleration ends- if any - of the pivot. The power package is released via triggers not acceleration types, although certainly in the context of "powered by" - the sentence has merit.

Not meant to "rip ya" but every once in awhile I think that there are a few people that are interested in the "clarifications". However, it's been a long time since providing details/clarification was the intent behind my posts and due to time constraints, etc. - it's not really my interest to post in that light anymore- but every once in awhile the old Mike O. needs to re-surface. If I got something wrong or mis-interpeted something - feel free to ignore it- I just hope that someone else might understand something where they might have otherwise mis-interpreted it.

Good luck with the teaching and the game.