The way I see it you can use an aiming point to aim your thrust or to aim where you want low point to be. Or perhaps both. When I get in throwaway territory I use an aiming point on the plane line - far back in the stance. Perhaps even behind the right foot. That helps me keep more accumulator #4 and also to hold the release longer. I always do this when I try to swing a high draw with an automatic trigger release. It is a sort of mental "straight line delivery path with maximum trigger delay".
When I struggle with weight shift and low point location or when I try to shape the shot I use "the other" aiming point to time the release and low point in a way that helps me get the clubhead path and the club face orientation I need for the stroke at hand.
When I do a non-automatic release I sometimes combine the two.
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