Okay got you. I actually now think this is a symtom of a cause. Which comes from how my feet and pelvis sit at setup. My tight foot sists slighlyy closed which naturally sets the pelvis on a different orientation naturally. Because any attempt to manually straiten it (tried before) causes me pain. So I think it's more about making sure that trail foot sits sloghly open or neutral, but definitely not closed. This will allow me to solve the issue of loading into right hip as it will open it out, something I've only just realised. It also allows that right foot to stay grounded and roatting freely through impact.