[O.B.Left]

Brrrrrrrrrrrk. NO way is is Johnny Miller a Hitter . . . That's how the club works when you come close to swinging on the hands only plane . . . where's the right forearms support . . . you've lost your mind. That hinging action ain't coming from no drive loading . . . see frame 1, 9 and 8 . . . then read 2-J-3 . . . arc of approach procedure here JuneBug. Plus look at frame 5 . . . loading the entire primary lever? I ain't seeing it.

We may never know, its really hard to tell with some guys, most guys. But frame 6 would be a nice Hitters Top. You could Drive from there pretty easily.

You can Hit and use the Arc of Approach! The Angle of Approach doesnt define Hitting, its just an option available to Hitters who would prefer to Thrust it straight line (to their eye), cover the Plane Line, Steer....... albeit with a few necessary adjustments to Plane Angle (eye high, "nearly vertical") and Plane Line (10-5-E out to right field). Miller can turn, so his left shoulder is pulling the clubhead back inside along the Arc to my eye. Probably to his eye too. Curved Blur.

As an aside, only a Hitter, Drive Loader would suggest that you could start your swing from Top, no backstroke. A hitter or a Johnny Miller that is. They're both kinda out there, eh Ted?