My guess would be that once you've done the Hula-Hula, a steady acceleration Clubshaft lenghthwise helps maintaining lag however one would have to be able to properly release the lag and overacceleration would cause loss of Lag Pressure.
This is in contrast to Drive Loading where the Start Down is a slow and deliberate transport of the power package to the release point in order not to run out of right arm before follow-through.
I understand proper sequencing and the downswing starting "from the ground up" per Hogan, or Hula-Hula. But regardless of swinging with the "steady acceleration Clubshaft lengthwise" or hitting with a "slow and deliberate transport of the power package", the Start Down still does not feel like a "quick" movement to me. I think I am missing something important as I am fairly confident that Mr. Kelley did not italicize those terms without good reason.
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