PS…one more important detail I forgot. I noticed (from videos of my swing) that in my right leg loading motion, I still tended to sway a bit. So…I now, at set up, make sure there is considerable pressure on the inside of my right foot at address, which I maintain in the backswing. I’ve found that it makes me “post up” my right leg in a straighter fashion. I think this produces some kind of physics thing that, when my hands are now “pushed high”, together requires my body to recenter to accommodate both the firmly posted right leg and new physical forces by higher hands. It is hard to explain…but it seems those two movements, in combination, plus the pause, require my body to recenter without thinking…someone in biomechanics probably could explain why my body “needs” to recenter to protect itself or something. I don’t care why…I’m just excited that by doing these three things together (right foot inside pressure to firmly posted right leg; pushing hands higher at apex of backswing; pausing briefly at the top) removes my need to think about moving hips, re-centering, etc. It is magical…but also the result of studying my swing, staying with the basics (took first formal 1-1 private lessons two years ago), and simply using technology-based improvement and feedback tools.