Moderator: Paul Arden
, a kind of "rototranslation"). For an effective thrust and to have after it a sufficient space for a directional follow through of the loop, the elbow has to be still as close as possible to the body at the time of the end of the rotation and the beginning of the thrust. That is why I speak about "anticipated" rotation, maybe wrongly. 
Will wrote: A case of having your cake and eating it!
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with "anticipated", "delayed" or "late", but simply another instructor's history. I see better what you and Will call late rotation. In the italian-style context, I just think that the type of rotation and MPA I make on the movie would be qualified of "anticipated". In fact, it is very useful for my instruction to see how instructors how are coming from another style than mine see this kind of stuff. ) is a part of the casting stroke, but the follow-through which follows the thrust after stop (here, "stop"= sharp deceleration just after the MPA on the thrust) is not a part of the CS as it is a kind of drift where almost no force is applied. come or take place before (an event or process expected or scheduled for a later time).
It seems to me that duration of the rotation is more important than when it occurs 
