[jim_0068]

Since I'm on the analogy kick about rhythm, here's another:

You're in a Ferrari, and I'm in an E-Z-GO golf car. We have to do a lap around a track to see who wins. I can be the winner if my track is 1/32 the size. The body is the E-Z-GO. It doesn't have to travel around very fast to get around it's track. However, the hands (the Ferrari) have to travel much faster on the larger track, just to keep up with the body. Lastly, the clubhead is a fighter jet. It is capable of traveling at the greatest speed, but it has to travel on a much bigger circle.

I'm sorry about all the analogies, but I wake up at three in the morning thinking about this stuff. Am I sick??

Nope....i have one better for you that just came to me from your discussion:

Apply what YodasLuke said above to a RUNNERS TRACK RACE.....(not sprints)

Why do the runners get placed at different starting points on the CIRCULAR TRACK? With the innner most track runner starting further back than the outter most track runner?

Anyone have a lightbulb go on yet?