[Daryl]

Ok. What is the meaning of the #3 Pressure Point being directly opposed to? 7-3 In English.
If you go to the top of your swing and add pressure to the #3 pressure point and the force of the pressure uncocks the left wrist and the clubhead goes toward the right wall, then the #3 pressure point opposes the secondary lever. If the pressure moves the Primary lever (it will push the primary lever toward the wall in front of you) then the #3 pressure point opposes the Primary Lever. In a Golf Swing you don’t put pressure on the #3 Pressure point like in this example. The pressure results from lag.

I stand prepared to be corrected because my use of the term "Top" position is somewhere between Aquired Motion and End.