Is there an error in the Glossary definition of Pace?
PACE Example – walking vs. running.
Mechanical – The miles per hour (MPH) of a moving body.
Golf – The surface speed of the orbiting Clubhead as differentiated from Rhythm.
My final argument -
You see Bucket, there is a difference between pace and rhythm in that PACE measures the #3 accumulator clubhead travel in MPH (4 feet of surface speed for example) whereas RHYTHM measures the RPM of clubface rotation, and degree of rotation of the clubface.
There are times when hand speed equals clubhead speed such as putting, chipping and pre-release but handspeed is not measured in MPH which is a surface speed calculation, it is measured as RPM around the belt.
#3 is the "true" overtaking rate to measure. Angular velocity converted to roll power.
So you may ask, what is #3 overtaking since it is always inline?
Read 2-P again.
Uncocking the Left Wrist is Lever Assembly Extension only.
And that's all I have to say about that. The Defense of the Glossary definition rests.
Burrr...it's getting cold in here. Anybody else understand it this way or can someone clarify pace vs. rhythm so we can move on to the rest of Buckets list?
Whoever is wrong has to shave their head.
Bagger Gump
It's Christmas time and Bagger sings "Ma's cookin' chicken and collard greens, rice and stuffing, macaroni and cheese and Mike O's stealin' presents from under Christmas trees. Mikey chasin' Bagger with a can of mase . . . in stilletto pumps he can't keep up the PACE. So out on the porch the dumb monkey goes . . . with a strange yellow liquid writin' in the snow. Open your eyes lend us an ear . . . Mikey writes Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!! . . . and he printed it.
Ossifer . . . there is nothing wrong with the definition of Pace . . . there's something wrong with somebody's understanding of it. Maybe one of the heavies from A-town or from the stinky trunk of a 70's vintage car can clear this up.
It is still my contention that surface speed is at the SURFACE thus the outter part of the circle (end of the radius). Pace is the speed of the motion of the hands . . . the interior part of the circle. As you have so quoted #2 is LEVER EXTENSION ONLY. #2 doesn't in itself make speed it is the moving from a short radius to a long radius hopefully to full extension AFTER the ball is struck. And Rhythm is the glue that binds it all together . . . but if your Pace (handspeed) is wrong for the chosen pulley diameter . . . it all comes UNGLUED.
Anybody seen my glue stick . . . oh there it is . . . Mikey!!! . . . get that outta your nose!!!
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