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Right, it moves away, then when it is rotated it gets closer again (bottom right). The key is that the hands are already well past that point by the bottom right pic. So there's space as a result of the pelvis pointing in the general area of the hands. I'm not trying to make a point against rotating the hips. I was more getting at my disbelief that mere rotation is "clearing" anything. Combined with depth and proper sequencing, I obviously agree that you can create more room.
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I appreciate the responses about rotation mechanics, but I'm just asking why it is called "clearing". To me, that implies that hip rotation creates more space for the arms. Am I just wrong in thinking that there's less space when the hips are rotated? Maybe "clearing" refers more to allowing the rest of the body its range of motion.
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It was also a low shot and 3w loft.