I wonder if channelback is referring to his "left wrist action" feel when commenting on his non rotating arms. When swinging the standard action 10-18-A is used, which involves cocking AND turning where as hitting is only cocking via 10-18-C Single. The 10-18-A swingers action then swivels into impact, the hitters option doesn't. I think the turning part on the backstroke might be what channelback aludes to in his arms comment. Actually i'm pretty sure he is regarding the turn of the left wrist in swinging as "clockwise rotation of the lead arm on the backswing" which is taken from one of his early posts. I'm pretty sure i've seen Leadbetter and Faldo talk many times about left forearm rotation, and their meaning in TGM is simply the left wrist turn. I am also sure as already stated in here by Martee that Yoda said the hitters rotation is gradual and the swingers early. I don't actually think the hitter consciously tries to rotate where the swinger does. Hope i haven't added more fog or got it wrong, posting this made me incubate a bit more by having to refer to my book
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