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Old 02-20-2005, 11:50 AM
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There can be a 4-Barrel Left Arm Swing(10-3-B), But only a 3-Barrel Right Arm Swing Procedure(Bat-10-3-K). In a 4-Barrel version the right arm is applying support to the left arm ONLY, NOT the Entire Primary lever which would definitely be Hitting. I never knew Mr. Kelley, so I don't have the "ANSWER". However, I feel the reason it is not recommended to use the right arm "Actively" for this procedureis due to several factors;
1.) The danger of Right Arm Thrust stifling Centrifugal Force and it's"Natural" Modus Operandi
2.) It could change a sequenced release to a simultaneous release of Accumulators #2 & #3.
3.) Changing from an Arc of Approach (On-Line) to a Angle of Approach delivery line can result with Drag Loading some serious Blocks and/or Hooks.
4.) The tendency for right Arm Thrust Producing an Uncentered Angled Hinge and an above plane shift of the clubhead due to the cross-line momentum "out" toward right field (2-j-3 4th,5th &, 6th editions)

There are probably more and more reasons why 4-barrel swinging is NOT ADVISED ...Can it be done ....Yes BUT why was the last sentence of 10-4-D written?...Less than fully mastered...Notice no comment toward swinging or hitting.

By the Way....3rd Edition 12-4 is a 4-barrel stroke pattern for swinging ...Read 12-4-0 with Care!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1.) Grip - Basic Overlap
2.) Grip Type - Strong Single
3.) Stroke - Basic SLAP/PITCH in the later editions
4.) Stroke Variation - FOUR - BARREL
5,) Plane Line - Closed/Closed
6.) Plane Angle Basic - Elbow
7.) Plane Angle - Variation Double Shift
8.) Fix - Standard
9.) Address - Standard
10.) Hinge Action - Dual Horizontal
11.) Pressure Point Combination - FOUR POINT
12.) Pivot - Standard
13.) Shoulder Turn - Standard
14.) Hip Turn - Standard
15.) Hip Action - Standard
16.) Knee Action - Standard
17.) Foot Action - Standard
18.) Wrist Action - STANDARD
19.) Lag Loading - DRAG
20.) Trigger Type - WRIST THROW
21.) Assembly Point - END
22.) Loading Action - SNAP
23.) Delivery Path - TOP ARC/ANGLED LINE
24.) Release - AUTOMATIC SNAP

Something or Someone is Wrong Here!!!!
Checkout items ....#3,#4,#11, #18-24 these are all compatible with a swing procedure...Yes?....However, "To Swing orTto HIT ? That is THE QUESTION!

To Solve this Question...Go employ this stroke procedure and see what the findings are to the research....I recommend an indoor range with a VERY High Shutter Speed Camera (1/4000 or higher) I DON'T THINK ANYONE should try this on the golf course or even the driving range with out the supervision of a camera....After all the Great Ben Hogan used the mirrors in his hotel rooms to get feed back from the driving range....Then he "Dug It Out of the Ground!"

By the Way does this stroke pattern resemble anyone at all or is it simply the "IDEAL" in one's own mind or theorectically speaking type of forum?

Where's the Tylenol?

Annikan
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