[Martee]

Maybe I am missing something in this discussion.

Zone 1 is body movements and balance and defines the geometrical alignments and relationships....(9-1)

Included in Zone #1 are the Pivot, Shoulder Turn, Hip Turn, Hip Action, Knee Action and Foot Action

Zone #2 adds the Arms and the Club to the circular motion of the Pivot just for the generation of Clubhead Power (10-19-0). (9-2)

Included in Zone #2 are Grips, Grip Types, Basic Stroke, Stroke Types & Variations, Fix, Address, Pressure Point Conmbinations Left Wrist Action, Lag Loading, Trigger Types, Power Package Assembly Point, and Power Package Loading Action.

(6-C-0)Accumulator Lag (7-19) and/or Thrust (7-11) determine the amount of Power generated by the Power Package -- Zone #2 (9-2).

Now all that said, we have :

Pivot Lag (9-1) is Body Power for Swingers (2-M-4), launching pad for Hitters (2-M-3), and for both, operates like a "gear train" to extend the Swing Radius of the Pirmary Lever to any point from teh Shoulder Turn on down to the Feet (Zone #1). Both Inertia and the Moment Arm of the Thrust act the same in that the farther from the center the greater the authority.

(7-12) Pivot .....It is the massive vehicle which transports the Power Package Assembly to the launching pad and back-up support for the Hitter's driving Right Arm (6-B-1). It is the massive rotor, supplying Angular Momentum for the Throw Out power transfer of the Swinger's orbiting Left Arm (6-B-3).

My understanding the Pivot though it doesn't generate the power, it can amplifly the power that is generated. For example standing in place and throwing a ball overhand you have a limit how much you can do. Now take and do the same motion while running, you have extended you range cause you are no longer stationary (the power package) but it is on a moving transport that amplifies it. Maybe not the correct terms but I think the idea comes across.