Take the extreme of a six foot five man and a five foot five man. The six foot five man has a 34 in. putter and the five foot five man has a 34 in. putter. The taller of the two will bend more thus putting more of his body weight on his toes. The shorter man will bend less and put less weight onto his toes. NOW GRANTED THESE ARE EXTREMES but the measurement of weight is weighed in lbs. which is pretty precise.
Instead of telling the world to get on their left leg, right leg, heels, etc.. why not understand what it feels like to have the eyes over the ball with the forearms in plane with the shaft. If it feels akward, then change the equipment until it does not.
I hope this answers your question. I must say this as a reminder to myself, nothing really matters exception the plane line, the lag pressure, and the hinge, even in putting.
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