Do you have Ed Stewart swing anywhere? Mike Austin told a story (read it in VJ's book) of playing with Hogan post accident and Hogan telling him of a dream he had about an old Scottish pro named Jay Broune who pivoted around his left leg.
Also in Vj's book he attributed Hogans head moving down to his axis tilt and missing piece move. If the head is held in place and the spine/legs bow out at the hips (slide) the head must come down. In this case it might not be a "faulty movement of the knees or back" as per Homer, but a correct movement of the hips.
I dunno.
The left shoulder is still on the move but the steeper shoulder plane will with some right arm left at impact will bring it up maybe to near its original position.
Anybody got any ideas? Is a slight bob the logical result of axis tilt if the head is held in place?
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