If you (when actually hitting a golf ball) had a constant hand speed wouldnt that imply a loss of lag pressure? For Linear travel a zero pressure even? When you reach cruising speed in an airplane your back is not pushed back into the seat anymore right? Deceleration would move over into a negative lag pressure per say, as you start chasing the club, throwaway.
In other words is the constant hand speed of the Endless Belt Analogy assumed for illustrative purposes only? To demonstrate the effects of pulley size on clubhead speed?
It was Lag Pressure Homer wanted us to sustain, right? Wouldnt a constant Lag Pressure require a constant Rate of Acceleration? See 6-C-2 THE ESSENCE (of The Secret) third paragraph. Its a Rate of Acceleration not a Rate of Speed, big implications to Hand Speed there.
I know, Ive been reading about a literal application of constant hand speed elsewhere too. What do you think?
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