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In my opinion, focusing on something else than maintaining/(increasing!) a constant pressure in your hands cannot lead you to doing this properly.
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What i used to think.. I can say this is the exact thing that cause overacceleration.. With any shot, we need RHYTHM.
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For example, if your goal is to maintain the heavyness of the clubhead through PP#3 when PA#4 starts to release, you will naturally feel the necessity to have your right elbow in a push condition rather than in a pull condition (Caution, we are talking here of Switting or 4 barrel wich is very special).
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I think ... the term hitting being a push and a pull had created alot of argument, recreation of the term ( switting) in the TGM community. Not exactly what is really intended. Maybe the explanation is half complete.
Swinging and hitting is more on how we treat and load the shaft.. one longitudinal one Axial. In both cases the arm have to straighten. Neither actively NOR passively -- BUT IN RHYTHM.
My understanding.. THE HIT at the bottom have
nothing to do with the active independant straightening of the right arm to make an Manipulated HIT. switting in high level golf never meant to be that.
It have to do with the complex pivot sequencing in rhythm with the proper arm straightening.
Study 7-3 in depth .. less ability to push with a pitch elbow .. that's correct.. but doesn't mean a swinger have can't PUSH in the bottom of the swing. the missing piece is the dynamic pivot motion, the arm can't move very far ... can they?