over the years I've came across several people who fly the tail (right t/r moves tail right) rather then the nose when it comes to t/r input. know a few who are quite good at it, but it makes it very difficult for others who fly the nose to fly their bird. one of the ones i know was the first person i ever seen do a tail in auto (about 10 yrs ago), he couldn't do it forward he was to scared and couldnt nose in but could grease it on tail in, now that is the normal finish to a 3D flight by most people.

kc