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Bringing the #3 Accumulator into Impact with a Turned Left Wrist (not Vertical) greatly increases the Lag and produces a sharper, smoother Release Motion.
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1. Zero #3 Accumulator produces minimum Clubhead Speed; can and should be executed with perfect Rhythm; with any degree of Lag Pressure from light to heavy; and properly executed will produce consistent results. In other words, exactly the opposite of everything you said. But we're gettin' there!
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I know there isn't a contradiction here but these statements seem slightly at odds with each other to me.
The first quote I think I understand - the longer the release travel, the greater the clubhead lag time during release, the smoother the release motion.
So, it would make sense that the less release travel (zero/min #3), the less clubhead lag time during release, the quicker the release motion.
Wouldn't the quicker release (small pulley, min #3), due to its fleeting nature, be more erratic, harder to time and therefore produce less consistant results in the long term than the longer release?
Bobby J