Is there a "best' type of loading?

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Is there a "best' type of loading?(video added)

I've been a float loader my whole life and can't imagine the swing feeling differently. Float loading seems so simple, loose and free. Is there a better way to load the club and what type of loading would you teach beginners and juniors?
 
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I let someone borrow my copy of the golf machine and can't look up the answer. could someone throw me a bone here.
 
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Any type of loading is effective with the right pattern and set of components.

Get your book back and study 10-19

If you float load and it feels good, why change? It is not a very common loading procedure and many people who "think" they float load actually "snap" load (load at the top of the backswing) using a drag loading (rope handle) procedure.
 
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is this float load?

what kind of loading is this?

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or this?

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I'm at work at the mo and work computer won't bring up the video content you posted I'll take a look when I get home..
 
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I took a look at your swing. You are in the category I previoulsy posted. You snap load and use a rope handle "pull" during start down... No float loading going on there.
 
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