I have a question about Sean O' Hair's hinge action. Just before the followthrough is complete (arms both fully extended) his left wrist swivels around to the left in an abrupt horizontal hinging-type action. This hinging action doesn't seem to occur as a result of a hinge action at shoulder socket level or body torso turning level. Is this abrupt left wrist rolling action normal and/or desirable?
Secondly, I note that he doesn't fold his left elbow after the followthrough, and I thought that a standard finish swivel action requires more folding/bending of the left elbow. Is that assumption incorrect?
I have a question about Sean O' Hair's hinge action. Just before the followthrough is complete (arms both fully extended) his left wrist swivels around to the left in an abrupt horizontal hinging-type action. This hinging action doesn't seem to occur as a result of a hinge action at shoulder socket level or body torso turning level. Is this abrupt left wrist rolling action normal and/or desirable?
Secondly, I note that he doesn't fold his left elbow after the followthrough, and I thought that a standard finish swivel action requires more folding/bending of the left elbow. Is that assumption incorrect?
Jeff.
I agree - he seems to be executing hinge as a swivel action(radius and ulna) rather than a pivot or orbiting arms motion.... and I think that is why he does not fold the left arm as one might expect in swivel motion...maybe it would feel too closed for him after his hinge was a swivel motion...
I agree - he seems to be executing hinge as a swivel action(radius and ulna) rather than a pivot or orbiting arms motion.... and I think that is why he does not fold the left arm as one might expect in swivel motion...maybe it would feel too closed for him after his hinge was a swivel motion...
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