7-23 Thrust vs. Motion anybody wanna tackle this one?

[Yoda]

I would think it has to do with HITTING or SWINGING. THRUST= HITTING= CROSS LINE(ANGLE OF APPROACH)
MOTION= SWINGING= ON LINE(ARC OF APPROACH)

Maybe Mr. Yoda will chime in.

Right you are, Lagster.

[Daryl]

Yoda,

You must be shaking your head at me. Such a simple concept.

[Yoda]

Yoda,

You must be shaking your head at me. Such a simple concept.

To the contrary, Daryl. I thought you did a good job with your post. The only thing that came to mind was that you could have added my bolded comment to your quote below:

"Thrust is directed to low point which is across the base line of the inclined plane"... and continues Down Plane during the Follow-Through until the Right Arm is straight.

[12 piece bucket]

Is Thrust present irrespective of the procedure one selects?

[neil]

Is Thrust present irrespective of the procedure one selects?

Dare I say absolutly?If you consider centrifugal force to be thrust,just generated a different way -by on- line motion,still down and out but on the arc of approach(?)

[Yoda]

Is Thrust present irrespective of the procedure one selects?

Yes.

The Hitter generates Cross-Line Thrust Muscularly (Linear Right Triceps Drive-Out of the entire Primary Lever Assembly, i.e., the Left Arm and Club).

The Swinger generates On-Line Thrust Centrifugally (Rotational Body Momentum Transfer into the 'essentially inert' Left Arm and the Secondary Lever Assembly, i.e., the Club).