This post and your post in the Lab are excellent examinations into the #4 Accumulator.
Thank you,
I appreciate it.
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I doesn't seem like you have ever experienced the "Blast Off" that Homer Kelley talks about.
Oh yes. I played one or two seasons with a lot of blasting. I even do it now from time to time. I know how incredible efficient and powerful, yet effortless it feels.
Even though I've probably never done it as well as you do.
But my beef with this is that the blast off isn't driven by pp#4 pressure. PP#4 may be what starts the chain reaction but it's not the force that creates all the effortless power.
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The #4 Accumulator becomes In-Line when the Triangle (Both Arms Straight) re-forms at Follow-Through. The "Straight" Left Arm doesn't actually ever become 90 degrees to the Shoulders.
That definition is fine by me. But then we must be clear that Accumulator #4 inline is different than the inline of the other accumulators. Because Accumulator #4 can still produce a lot of linear force with both arms straight. Not least through impact. It is very easy to demo with a putter, hands forward, extencior action and a little rocking with the shoulders.
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