Instant Hip Acceleration . . .

[12 piece bucket]

You exhibit "Instant Hip Acceleration" when you do "sustain the lag" ("lag"-controlled pivot through the hands).

You exhibit "Instant Hip Over-Acceleration" when you do "Instant Hip Acceleration" (pivot-controlled "throwaway").

There is nothing wrong with "throwaway", as long as it occurs beyond impact, like what "sustain-the-lag" does. The only problem is that it's quite difficult to make it happen beyond impact and time it precisely and thus demands more practice and is less reliable under pressure.

I'll buy that. . . but let me ask you . . . at what INSTANT does instant hip acceleration begin?

[bts]

I'll buy that. . . but let me ask you . . . at what INSTANT does instant hip acceleration begin?

Great question. And my answer is the instant the lag is sustained.

[12 piece bucket]

Great question. And my answer is the instance the lag is sustained.

Awight . . . then when is the INSTANT that Lag is sustained? Tag you're it!!!

[bts]

Awight . . . then when is the INSTANT that Lag is sustained? Tag you're it!!!

There you go, it's the instant the intent of "sustain-the-lag" gets executed.

[bambam]

There you go, it's the instance the intent of "sustain-the-lag" gets executed.

Using book references, that would be the instant the power package arrives at the assembly point, right?

one of these three locations:

1. the Top of either Line Path
2. any point along any Delivery Path
3. any point beyond the Top (End)

These points are equally valid in either direction - up or down and with any Path - Line or Circle

[danny_shank]

How does this fit in with the 'bump' of the hips. Is it part of the instant acceleration or does that only happen after the hips have 'bumped'.

Cheers,

Danny

[Yoda]

... at what INSTANT does instant hip acceleration begin?

Immediately in Start-Down.