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Old 08-12-2008, 10:09 AM
tbyeaton0627 tbyeaton0627 is offline
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Originally Posted by YodasLuke View Post
Let the folks moor themselves in the sea of their own Bowel Movements.

Muscles stretch and shorten. When we have Pivot Lag, we've created a stretch. When the muscles shorten or contract, they pull between each point of contact. Neither point remains a fixed point in three dimensional space. Therefore, when the muscle contracts it's pull is through the length of the muscle, and it pulls in both directions.

So, here's an over-simplification:
Point A accelerates, point B drags and the muscle stretches.
When the muscle contracts between A and B, it decelerates A and accelerates B, even though they both have forward momentum.
Point A has no choice but to slow down.

A fool would try to stop the hammer just before it hit the nail.
There is a purpose to purposely "brake" which can change the angle of approach of the right forearm and increase the closing rate of the clubface
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