Seriously? Do you imply that until you understand, that no one understands?
Look at my drawings for the difference between Extensor Action and the #1 Accumulator because "I" know exactly what I'm talking about.
The following difference (among others) is identified in the yellow book.
A critical difference that everyone needs to grasp, to understand the difference between 6-B-1-D (Extensor Action) and the #1 Accumulator, is that the #1 Accumulator creates a "Paddle Wheel" Action - leading to a Hinge Action, and Extensor Action does not. Yet both use the same Triceps muscle.
Extensor Action will not move the Primary Lever and will not Cock, or Un-Cock the Secondary Lever. If anything, Homer says, EA will "Stifle" CF (And it does). Compare that to Accumulator #1, which "Forces" the Left Wrist to Un-Cock.
I don't want to get to far ahead, but:
Understanding "Stifling" is important. Homer knew that the Ball is not Struck with CF. No Loss of distance will occur once learned. CF can cause Timing issues. Stifling CF (Smoothing it out) lends a more Steady Closing Ratio.
I don't want to get to far ahead, but:
Homer favors "Mass" over "Velocity". The Right Forearm is "ALWAYS" Driving. CF and Straightening of the Passive Right Arm, for Swingers, are simultaneously occurring mechanics.
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