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I think zero storage is a far too strong word. You can do some pretty heavy work before and after the point where you try to focus all your power. But it will be far from 100% force. If you aim for a steady thrust / steady rope handling you will never reach 100% of your power.

100% of your power in Homers world would be Four Barrel with a Delayed Release. This is the stuff of the long drive guys. So agreed , 12-1 or 12-2 wont get you there but they will be way more than adequate in terms of distance for all but a very few golfers under normal golf conditions...... that is having to find and play your tee shot.

As an aside, I dont think Float Loading 10-19-B given its "lazy" loading characteristic is really heavy in a work sense. Its maybe more about attaining the power and geometric benefits of the late hit.....for those who dont or cant Store (much) by slowing down the Hand speed and Loading close to the Release Point. I think, maybe. See 6-D-2 for hand speed and throwaway.

Thanks for Plyometrics , interesting. Im thinking its maybe more relevant to Drive or Drag. Drive given a (if employed) slow start down and sharp application of thrust through the ball, Drag given its "instant hip acceleration", the lash of Mr Hogans swing. He "down cocked" but he Stored and his was not a lazy loading so I dont think he was Float Loading as written. Not with his Driver anyways. Pitch shots in the Mexico footage.......... maybe. Random Sweep/ Full Sweep, minimizes/ zeroes Storage by design, with reduced Lag Pressure and slow easy hand speed. Grey areas .....always lots of grey areas.

And yes Michelle Wie's Hips often do contribute to some eccentric activity in my core. Not sure what that is all about.