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Ya agreed, Bucket those Hogan pictures are great. Not sure about the Double Anchor on the photographer though.

Bucket the leg extension thing. Is it a product of the Hip motion or is it a plane jane knee unbending? Like you where pushing down on the ground or something.

Check your yaller book on knee action . . . Mr. Kelley had it right . . . The knee action controls the hip slant and amount they can turn . . .and thus axis tilt to an extent and how far and how much the hips can go forward.

So compare the Hogan picture to our homie Kev's . . .















When the left knee straightens the hips will begin to turn . . . and allows the axis to tilt and hips and spin to extend . . . but you'll note that Hogan's knee straightens but it does it LATE . . . he goes forward forward forward down into the left knee and the pushes UP off the ground and the hips turn and raise and the axis tilts . . . We don't have Kev's entire sequence but it is clear that there are some things going on . . . head could be chasing? Hips could be backing up? Or both? But you can see by the left foot there's some spin out going on and the weight is more back. Look at where their butts are comparitively . . . also the axis tilts . . . somebody literally needs to kick Kev's ass . . . but then look at Eldrick too . . . . knee straightens but quicker than Hogan's . . . Eldrick is on tilt (in many ways) but his head seems to be backing up . . . . all this has implications on hinging and plane too . . .