plane and baseline
 

Obliterate
 

What does it mean to obliterate the plane line?
How is it done?
Why is it important?

Hit the Wrong Note
 

"The amount of Hip Slide is dependent on swing plane. The flatter the plane the more pronounced the slide is. The more upright the plane the more subtle the slide. "

Good thing that pencils have erasers.

Are you saying this quote needs a correction? How would the correct version be?

Short end of the stick
 

How much Hip slide do you need if you were swinging from your knees?

Not much probably, but I don't understand where you are going with this. Sorry

"Hanging by a Thread"
 

Check out the rest of the thread in question.

This is like a question mark in a puzzle.
What does Santa Claus usually say: Ho, ho. ho.:xmas-smiley-022:

I'm still not sure how "Good thing that pencils have erasers" relates to "The amount of Hip Slide is dependent on swing plane. The flatter the plane the more pronounced the slide is. The more upright the plane the more subtle the slide. "

Maybe it will be clearer after 3-4 more rounds!? Or is everything already said that needs to be said? In that case, I'm not any wiser.

Air,

The hip slide will add steepness to the motion. When you move your hips forward, hold your shoulder turn and keep your head behind, the right shoulder will drop. This motion will contribute to a steeper swing plane. So more hip slide is required for a steeper swing plane. Or a steeper swing plane is required for more hip slide. Whichever way you choose to see it.

The flatter you swing, the more the swing plane will coincide with the core rotation. So less need for added steepness and hip slide.

Ho, Ho, Ho...the missing Clause
 

Pencils have erasers to correct mistakes.
In other words, the quote is backwards IMO. It should read...The amount of Hip Slide is dependent on swing plane. The flatter the plane the more subtle the slide is. The more upright the plane the more pronounced the slide.