I was monitoring movement using my mouse pointer on parts of EE's body at the Gallery clip but can no longer view it. This clip seems to agree that the head position from address to impact is very stable, while the hands are "significantly" higher at impact.
While interested in the plane shift subject, my question would be why the hands at address are not closer to their impact position. Are the equipment manufacturers dictating this position? Also, is there any significance to his shoulder turn being perpendicular to the spine instead of flatter?
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