His rotation slows down with the R arm throw, but it's too fast that you wont notice.look at his finish. It's very different compared to so done who really tries rotating the pivot thru impact (Immelman, Tiger 2000).
That R arm thrust puts so much power into the Release of the club that Hogan's pivot rotation doesn't slow down!
It looks different only because he's on a shallower elbow plane!
It's all pivot thrust from release to impact and no right arm thrust of any kind. Any kind of throwing effort in the release interval would interfere with, not help, the freewheeling shaft.
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