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Homer mentions the need for fast hands in 7-18, but that is in relation to a larger #3 angle and circle path. Slower hands being effective for straight line delivery with small #3 angle for a snap release.

What about all these boys on TOUR with big ole #3 angles trying to rip the ball with fast hands. Are they more inclined to be circle pathers?

Triggers, Paddlewheels and Belts - Not the kind that are in your closet.

Mikey borrowed them when he was sprucing up his closet for the big coming out party.

Now you have pounced upon my point of this here discussion in the first place.

In answer to your question . . . hell naw . . . we should absolutely not make them circle pathers. I think that is what Ledbetter was trying to do in terms of "de-Lagging" people.

The answer is here "overacceleration is the menace that stalks all lag and drag" . . . even on the PGA tour.

The simple answer is SLOW down . . . don't overload. Most of them dudes are Swangers. Mr. Kelley said CF wants to travel at a certain speed which is probably slower than what we want particularly under the gun. My analysis of Eldrick's bad shots is overacceleration. I think his alignments are fabulous. That small pulley can't handle that much speed without bustin' up the works.