I think we all agree that Hinging requires Rhythm of the Primary Lever, an undisturbed Clubhead Orbit, and a Clubface Aligned to one of the three Associated Planes.
We may not all agree on Swivel. I view Clubface Rotation as a "Swivel" when the Clubface rotates with an Alignment to anything other than an Associated Plane, such as the Center of Gravity of the Clubhead, or with a True Rotation of the Hands.
But did you know, that the Clubface, when using Hinging, Closes at a much Slower Rate than with a Swivel? This is one of the benefits of Hinging.
It's like that eh? Hitters bashing on the swivel again. But what your really saying is I can make a less precise stroke and get away with it more often. --OR-- You might be saying 'I can make more strokes precise', but that would sound bragadocious and hitters are a humble sort. What happens when a hitter using a small pulley is a little off? I have to ask because my pulley swells when I try to hit, been that way for a week now.
But what your really saying is I can make a less precise stroke and get away with it more often.
--OR-- You might be saying 'I can make more strokes precise', but that would sound bragadocious and hitters are a humble sort. 
What happens when a hitter using a small pulley is a little off? I have to ask because my pulley swells when I try to hit, been that way for a week now.
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