Originally Posted by MizunoJoe
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Hitting is the alternative to Swinging and uses the right triceps instead of the flywheel to uncock the left wrist. The Pivot does not create the force in Hitting, the right triceps does. The Power Accumulators in pure Hitting are 1,2, and 3 ONLY. There is no #4, so no Pivot Power. Rather than spin, the right shoulder braces for the right triceps to hit off of, after the lateral hip shift gets it close enough to the ball.
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Hitting and Swinging are alternative Loading Actions.
The Right Shoulder is Part of the Pivot. Although the Right Shoulder is not an Accumulator, it is a massive source of Power. Accumulators are out-of-Line conditions that add mechanical advantage while moving from an Out-of-Line state to to their In-Line state.
The #1 Accumulator adds mechanical advantage to the Pivot because while the Right Elbow Straighten 6 inches, it causes the Clubhead to move 24 inches. It has the same effect as a "Pulley". A Pulley is a form of Mechanical Advantage.
Power Package Accumulators add mechanical advantage to the Power generated by the Pivot.
The #1 Accumulator may be the sole source of Power for Short Shots.
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