6-B-1-C speaks to maximum trigger delay. The right elbow passes the line of sight to the ball before release.
Lag PRESSURE occurs when a greater force than the momentum of the clubhead is applied to the handle, instead of the 'drag and hold.' Drive the handle is the feeling I have now. Remember, in hitting, we're not trying to outrun anything. We're trying to drive the handle so far ahead of the ball that the clubhead couldn't catch up, even if it wanted to do so.
As far as RPM's go, the body doesn't have to travel very fast to stay ahead of the hands. The hands are to far away from the body on the radius of the left arm, that they have to travel very fast to keep up with a turning body. As far as four barrel hitting goes, the body stops just as quicly as it starts. The right shoulder becomes a platform.
FANTASTIC post! The bolded section is strong like bull. A few follow-questions. As a Hitter are you attempting to achieve Maximum Trigger Delay in the #1 Accumulator since a the hitter is using the Punch Basic Stroke? Can you achieve Max Trigger delay in Punch elbow?
Also 6-C-0 states: Every Lagging Component places a Drag on its preceding Component, which is proportional to the Rate of Acceleration of the leading component.
What does DRAG mean in this context and particularly in relation to Hitting? I know there is Drag Loading which is a swing procedure. Also Mr. K references "dragging a wet mop" for Drive Loading. Are we talking two types of Drag here? Is their Drag in Hitting?
Hybrid Mode
