I am coming to a fork in the road and I will take it. Being up here in Robert Frost Country. If I was down in Joel Chandler Harris country I would say , Throw me in that briar patch Mr. fox.
The explanation is likely simple but I don't know why.
TGM says:
I paraphrase......... Develop in accord to Chapter #9. That means Zone #1 FIRST, then Zone #2, Then zone #3 Doesn’t It?
Homer states in the Preface a recommended approach to the book. Nowhere does it get to 12-5. Why do we start there? Shouldn’t we have the recommended understanding developed first?
I would like to spend more time on the complete motion. I find it harder to add more components and longer stroke than to shorten the longer stroke and practice the "more basic" .
Why does the teaching I see not follow Homers instructions?
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