The initial down cycle carries the easy thrust, if solely the focus, lacking momentum for a full cycle rotation. This thrust will rock backwards eliminating enough momentum to prevent the full cycle from happening.
The heaviest part of the cycle is at the bottom of the flywheel, a possible dead point if the momentum doesn’t carry a complete cycle. Easy to get caught here.
The upcycle at the end can remove all the momentum and cause a chaotic rocking effect forcing one to start all over with an incomplete rotation and a stale delivery. This incomplete rotation degrades the user experience to a wobbly, unprofessional, questionable and disappointing experience.
The faithful execution of a complete rotation will allow this flywheel to gain momentum on the next down swing, eventually becoming a smooth rotation with little effort.
Application:
one section cannot be accentuated at the detriment of another – unless a disastrous user experience is your intended outcome.
Reasonable proficiency is what it will take to begin. Steady endurance is required to see the momentum materialize.
I have a few thoughts on what this should look like, I will share them soon…
Chris Parks 