Pivot, hip slide and release types
 

In watching professional swings. I have noticed something.

Players with more forward hip slide on the downswing tend to have a sweepier release, while those who have little apparent hip slide look to have a snappier release.

I noticed this when we were discussing the differences between Zach & Boo.

Does the amount of hip slide on the downswing "pre-determine" the type of release we have?

What is the release sequence?

What does hip slide do?

I think you are on to something.

UPP in cold Ohio

The sequence would be releasing accumulator#2 earlier and the greater amount of hip slide is making room for the release of #2

Does more hip slide = more pivot lag?

Hold up a sec before we go there . . . you know this . . . of all 4 accumulators . . . what is the ORDER in which the fire?

4, 1, 2, 3 for Max Trigger

I am thinking #2 is unloaded earlier (more sweepy) and to accomodate this more hip slide is necessary.

Slow down Festus . . . you gotta fill the wagon up with taterz before we take 'em down the hill.

#4 goes first right? What makes it go first?

Initial thrust of the pivot i.e. pivot lag

Where is applied? And how?

Forward, by the hips. I am not sure