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NO reason in my mind. I think an End at Top makes the components blend together from a rate of release stand point. Much "simpler" "efficient" to have less space to make up to get your arms (power package) working with your pivot at the proper rate regardless of selected loading procedure . . . in my mind anyhow . . .

I tried this today when I played. I also had to throw in float loading.

Lagging Clubhead takeaway with the hands, then I just did not load very much 2 or 3 until Top and felt like I was making a 9 oclock back swing and then pulled down with PP2 and PP4 into pitch elbow, pivot hard left. I could not believe how far I hit the ball and much much higher for me. I actually hit my hybrids up in the air.

Lots of testing to do but results very promising.