[MizunoJoe]

Ok know what you mean when looking at the guys who swing and hit in a very similar fashion. Me for instance. But the Angle of Approach procedure if its employed (and its typically a hitter who would use it) , would have a very different geometry . Through impact and else where. The Plane Angle is higher , Delivery Line is out to the right , Angled Hinging vs Horizontal typically , steeper angle of attack given how steep the plane angle is etc etc etc .

Yes, the plane line is shifted to the right so that you have an in-to-out club head path, rather than just an in-to-out impact. But, if the club head blur appears perfectly straight, then the dominant eye lies in that steeper plane of the club head. However, off that plane, there is a curve to it. The point I'm making is that you can also do the same plane shift with a Swinging motion and the same release point, which would give a blur which appears identical to the player. Moreover, even the most discerning spectator might not be able to tell you which was a Hit and which was a Swing.