[HungryBear]

OB yes that is precisely what I was looking for. "Hammering" useing #2 which is the last three fingers on the left (hammer hand) DOWN plane. Not relying on only CF to start to uncock the left wrist (accumulator #2) in sequence. this, for me , does two things. It speeds up the motion and therefore makes #3 ZIP faster than any attempt at increasing #3 velocity with #3 pressure could dream of. I need a lot of #4 remaining or pivot will not get to where the hands expect it. About 2 years ago I tried to get this same "action" by "fanning with effort" the right forearm and was hitting spectacular shots that day. BUT I really hurt my right elbow. By "hammering" I also get/need a much faster right forearm fanning. Why has this all come back- well it is always in my noggin just never hatching? I have aid to myself many times when I read Hogan say at about that point. "Hit it hard now..." and when I see an interview with Fred Couples and he said that when he gets to release he "Hits it hard...” I am becoming convinced that THIS HAMMERING is the magic start to hit it hard. Last weekend we watched "Camilo Villegas" although he does have a few non recommended moves the one notable point is that he has a VERY short backstroke and a slow star down but when he gets down to the hitting zone the clubface has real ZIP.
He is swinging and the power is coming from his Popeye forearms.

Mind you, I would still like to hit like George Bayer but something tells me understanding the proper application and pace #2 can create is worthwhile. That is why I am seeking the best experience testimony I can find.