[12 piece bucket]

Zach is:
Throwing the Clubface at the Ball. Angled Hinge Swinger
Very little Release Delay
Almost “0” #3 Accumulator.
Grip is not bad.

Boo is:
Excellent Horizontal Hinge
A lot of delay
A lot of #3 Accumulator
His grip is awful.

These guys change their swing components more times than a woman in a Shoe Store.

They have different Release Points, Release Types, Release Motions and Trigger Types and Trigger Procedures.

But back to the Movie.

One "question" in the original discussion was "Can a person create a Smaller Pulley?" The answer is no. The Endless Belt Effect is not a Tool and not a Component. However it is a reality that should be considered during Component Selection.

Homer doesn't explain the method of creating Varying Pulley Sizes, rather he suggests that one Compensate the Endless Belt Effect and Hand Speed by Varying the amount of #3 Accumulator Travel.

The Rant

It's very difficult to analyze a Golf Swing. Videos and Pictures are better applied to discussions on component variations. Conclusions, however, are based on what Components our eyes can capture and the causative relationships our brains deduct from these. Why does one Golfer use One Component and Another Golfer use Another? Trial and error. Maybe they Don't know why. Most know very little about components and component variations.

Golf Analysts get paid to be educational entertainers, not instructors. They aren't analyzing, they are anesthetizing the viewer. Grab onto current trends and golf jargon and Rhetorically thread them together as plausible, so that the viewer will keep eating Popcorn.

I should leave carnival like analysis to them. We, at LBG Central, know that there is more to the Golf Swing than the "Stack and Tilt".

D . . . Are you watching the videos??? Boo is no way no how Horizontal Hinging??? It's closer to VERTICAL hinging than horizontal. That clubface is not pointing along the plane line . . . it's close to pointing at the sky. He does SWIVEL unlike Zach. Watch the close up of the club. The toe is very quiet.

And the grip awful? So what. Homer said you could do anything you want. You ask Boo to change his grip and he goes back to the state fair to get knocked out by another orangutan.
Forget about accumlators and analysis and all that junk for a second . . .

Step out of your yellow box. We CAN do the analysis on these swings.

There are reasons why these swings work. Take Sergio, Zach and Boo as examples. Each one has a turned left hand. Two have major amounts of shaft lean. Two have lots of axis tilt and are more slidy than rotational. One has a major shift and turns HARD. One stays on the turned shoulder plane. The other two use the elbow plane. All these components blend. One thing they have in common is the DON'T horizontal hinge.

WATCH HOW THE CLUB MOVES IN SPACE COMPARITIVELY . . . The difference is HUGE!!!! One is night the other is day . . . one is black the other is white. You are seeing extreme ends of the spectrum here. Steep vs. Flat. High vs. Low. Circle vs. Line.

I mean I know I'm marginally retarded and all that . . . these golf swings are on the extreme edges and there's a lot to be learned here. You have to step out of the chapter and verse. It's in the book but it requires a bit of reading between the lines.

The way these clubs move are as different as night and day. One clubhead skims the ground the other clubhead falls out of the sky.

You can make it happen with your clubhead close to the ground as it approaches the ball . . . but my choice is to have it falling out of the sky down on top of the ball. I want my whole primary lever assembly and my whole body brought to bear right down on top of the ball. I want me, my bigfatazz and the club leaning down on the ball. DRIVING IT DOWN IN TO THE GROUND.

Bucket don't do sweep. But that's just me.