The finish swivel happens automatically for me, but I (at least right now) do have to initiate the roll through impact. Impact shouldn't be executed as a swivel; the finish swivel happens after your hinge action. Remember the roll through impact is your hinge action / rhythm; it's your left arm, not your wrist.
This is the part that helps me more.
I don't mix up roll with swivel; I just wanted to know which of the two things
I must think about when approaching impact zone. On the other hand I'm
wandering why should be swivel of any importance (since the top of backswing,as Lynn states), if it occurs well after the ball is struck? Does it have any influence on the shot or not?
Anyway my main concern is that I cannot reconcile nor connect throwout
action with rolling my left arm thru impact. Maybe I don't understand (as
English is not my language) what throw out means. As I intend it, throw out
is the uncocking of the left wrist (releasing of N. 2 accumulator) downplane.
Now,assuming this is correct,should I perform the rolling of the left forearm
simultaneaously with the uncocking of the left wrist? Looks like I can't
perform both things at the same time. The outcome is this: If I think of
throw out I get well struck shots,but they're pushes. If I think of rolling
thru impact I still get good struck shots but they're pulls.
So I ask you bambam : is throw out action part of your conscious swing
thoughts or not? If yes,how do you accomodate throw out with rolling? and
still getting a horizontal hinge?
Clue: I never slice nor hook my shots,only pushes and pulls. What would the
doctor say?
Thanks again to all of you .
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