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To my knowledge it is important to keep the hinge action and swivel action as seperate identities because...well they are not the same. I have discovered (may only have personal application value) that when I achieve a "deep" follow through (understanding of the right forearms own angle of approach) regardless of which hinge action I employ I can transition out of follow through into finish using the finish swivel as the bridge. A hitter may feel that a simultaneous release (as opposed to a a swinger's sequenced release) is one long swivel action, but you still gotta execute a hinge action and achieve full lever extention (both arms straight). My best swings are those they make the finish swivel feel "automatic." Even when the club is coming up and in...my thrust is still down and out. Once both arms are straight it seems that there is no where else to go but swiveling back up against the plane. This is my convoluted way of saying I discovered the finished swivel after:

1. I understood it to be seperate from hinge action
2. I learned to take all strokes to both arms straight.

So using acquired motion first keeping the club below the hands then swiveling out of follw through into finish.

Address ain't impact and follow through ain't finish...unless you of course know the difference between the two and make it so! i.e. no finish swivel