[12 piece bucket]

Don't wipe the grease from your fingers yet. There's still a lot of meat left on the bone.
Discussed slow hands around the belt, straight line delivery vs. circle, rhythm, (pace) and snap/sweep release.

What happens to the paddlewheel when you hit the corner and when should you pull the trigger?
How do those TOUR dudes get away with such a big #3 angle at setup and still snap it?

I have to go now...really...I mean it...not coming back.

This is my analysis of the above (or non-analysis) of your second question . . .

I think it is really difficult to tell the amount of #3 angle present at address on many people and the TOUR dudes especially. Most of those dudes set up with "LOW" hands. The #3 Accumulator Angle is established when the Left Wrist is Flat and LEVEL. Most of the Tour dudes play from Standard Address with "LOW" hands and a Bent Left Wrist. I would surmize that as a result of their "LOW" hands, the Left Wrist is actually Bent and COCKED at address. So if you compared the down the line view of Address vs. Impact you'd see "HIGHER" hands at Impact revealing the true #3 Accumulator Angle. So basically I don't think you can make an assumption one way or the other from their "LOW" hands address position.

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So alot of it has to do with not only the angle set but also waist bend and knee bend too.

I'm not sure I understand what you're axing in the first question . . . HOLLA BACKONDAT!