The hitter carries the club up and carries it down - I do not see Angel doing that. He is swinging the club. It could be a right arm swing but hard to see from the camera angle.
Is the active use of accumulator 1 the real distinction between hitter and swinger?? Surely that is just the choice of power package accululators and number of barrels - you can have 4 barrels in hit or swing .... so does that make the 4 barrel swinger the same as a 4 barrel hitter???
My take on the argument is that it is the loading action that distinguishes the hitter from the swinger - drive or drag load. 7-3 stuff...
Identifying the loading action and the nature of support of right forearm for secondary or primary lever... the location of pp3 when loaded ...is it quarter turned....
his right forearm is not in a swingers position when he loads the shaft IMO - the right forearm is 90 to left arm and shaft with pp3 behing the shaft - not quarter turned.
Guys remember Homers hitting and swinging is just his theory. Most golfers use both and not just purely one or the other in each swing. Most players look more like they are hitting short irons and swinging there longer clubs. I personally feel that way. Go try and hit a 1 iron pretty tough, much easier to swing one.
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