[12 piece bucket]

Found this old quote on some study I am doing.

This motion that starts the downstroke in a Pivot Stroke that begins with the feet. What does the foot do? Is it a rotational move with the left foot, does that rotate the left knee which starts to rotate the left femur and then pulls the hip leftward? Is the hip movement and lower left leg two separate motions or two intertwined motions?

to me . . . .now this here is to me . . . . the joint segments are kinda like the power accumulators . . . . they get out of line then loaded and then get in line . . . you could get really technical about this deal for sure . . . so what part of the foot are you loading and so on and so on . . . but take the left ankle for instance . . . watch hogan . . . left ankle flexes and is loaded in the b.s. then is flexed and loaded more in startdown and then the ankle segment accumulator joint whatever you wanna call it starts getting IN LINE . . . crush the can squash the bug stomp the turd whatever . . . so . . . that's what happens that is a description OF THE PROCEDURE . . . but what IS THE PROCEDURE ITSELF? that one cat on them other forums considers the "lower body" to be anything below the thorax sternum or whatever . . . I kinda like that description because you can just say I'm going with the junk underneath there loading that joker and unloading it . . . using the ground . . . loaded like a hockey stop and go.