[Yoda]

Homer provided a listing of power sources for #2 accumulator application/actuation in 6-B-2-0.

I realize the potential for disrupting rhythm is a consideration.

Actually, the proper Release of the Left Wrist Uncocking (Perpendicular Wrist Motion 4-B-0/1/2/3) discourages any Left Wrist Bending (Horizontal Motion 4-A-2). When the Left Wrist Uncocks, the Clubshaft remains In Line with the Left Arm. This is the essence of the Left Arm Flying Wedge (6-B-3-0-1) and the very definition of Rhythm.

It is the Bending of the Wrist that puts the Clubshaft 'out of line' with the Left Arm and thus destroys Rhythm.

The Good News?

The two Motions -- Perpendicular and Horizontal -- are incompatible. In other words, Perpendicular Motion precludes Horizontal Motion. You don't uncock a hammer downwards and sidewards at the same time.

Unfortunately, the reverse is also true. When you Bend the Left Wrist, the Club stops going down and starts going up. Hence the millions of thinned and topped shots that occur daily on the practice tees, fairways and greens around the world.

Since Horizontal Motion is the 'bad guy', developing the proper Perpendicular Motion would seem to be a very good idea.