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Inside swing path and muscle fatique

Sai-Jin

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How are you all doing? It's been a long time since I post in here. I need advice regarding my swing... Irons: I can hit all my irons with the inside swing path by dropping my arms first on the down swing. However as I become tired, I find it harder to drop it, rather my shoulder spins and I create an over the top swing. I can hit all my irons almost perfectly , until my hip muscles become tired and tight. So why is this and how do I fix this problem? Driver and 3wood: I really have a hard time dropping the arms to create that inside swing path. I hit the driver poorly now. Intact , today I tried dropping my arms again by bumping my hips to clear the path for my arms to drop and I ended up low hooking the ball all the time. Please help with this as well.
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Thanks for the link,that looks great. Will read that in a few here. About the hip muscle fatique, is it really possible for this reason that I have a hard time dropping My arms on the start of the down swing? Or is it because I'm tired , my brain tells me to swing harder thus the over the top swing?
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