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Quote:

Originally Posted by denny.

Greg Smith a G.S.E.M. has a question for Yoda or whoever.
In 12-2-0 Mr. Kelley reccomends a 10-20-E wrist throw with a 10-24-B non-automatic sweep release. Yet in 11-20 he lists the compatable release types of 10-24-D, 10-24-E and 10-24-F with the 10-20-E wrist throw.
The 10 20-E wrist throw is compatable with trigger type 10-20-C shoulder turn throw which is compatable with the 10-24-B release type
Did Homer want the swinger to use both trigger types other wise it appears as if the 10-20-E wrist throw and 10- 24-B release are not compatable.
Neo(GREG) took the RED pill.
That was a G.S.E.M. asking a G.S.E.D.. :oops:

The Wrist Throw (10-20-E) requires Trigger Delay. This is accomplished by using it combination with the Shoulder Turn Throw (10-20-C) and, for Snap Releases, also the Delivery Path Throw (10-20-D). Without the 'built-in' Trigger Delay of the Shoulder Turn Throw, the Wrist Throw would be the Hand Throw of 10-20-A. This is a hazardous procedure, even when restricted to its normal application (Putting).

Quote:

Originally Posted by MizunoJoe

Yoda,

You've substantiated what yellow-bookers knew - that VJ's stroke pattern
satisfies all the TGM requirements. But there's an advantage that VJ DOES
miss out on with his "#1 PP missing in action" move - the support
it gives to the left arm flying wedge during throwout action.

But, to go further, what about an active thrust of the right arm to actually
help EFFECT the throwout? This use of the right arm, NOT to radially
accelerate the club using #3 PP, but to aid in #3 accumulator contribution.
Some would characterize this as a 3-barrel swing with #1 added, but this
isn't so, because it only uses the MECHANISM by which #1 accumulator is
applied - the right tricep.

This would be an attempt to use the Hitter's Right Arm Throw (10-20-B)
to Trigger (7-20) the Release. At the Top, the Swinger has Loaded his Left
Wrist (10-19-C) -- not his Right Elbow (10-19-A) -- and is far
better served with the Left Wrist Throw (10-20-E), usually in
combination with the Delivery Path Throw (10-20-D) for the Snap Release (Auto
or Non-Auto per 10-24-D/E).