Strategies for Physical Limitations
For everyday golfers, playing at an elite tour level is not a realistic scenario. The majority spend long periods sitting at a desk, commuting to work and raising a family. Plus, the golf swing is very demanding physically. Tight or deconditioned muscles will affect our efficiency on the course. So what are you to do? The first step is to assess the situation. The next step is to work toward a solution.
You’ll learn strategies for:
• Ankles & Knees
• Hips & Pelvis
• Torso Strategies
• Shoulders
• Wrists & Forearms
• Neck
Where are your limitations within your body, right now?
Once you understand what’s happening within, then you can craft a game plan with your golf, fitness and medical coach. The elite players are smart. They have a team of professionals that support their game. As everyday golfers, we too can be smart, by first understanding what your body can and cannot do. If it cannot do… work to resolve. But in the meantime, golf must be played. This section targets limitations, so you can continue on your journey to more pars. Are you ready for more pars? Let’s get to it!
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Strategies for Wrists & Forearms
If your wrists or forearms are tight or limited here are some strategies and work-arounds.
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Strategies for Wrists
If your wrists or forearms are tight or limited here are some strategies and work-arounds.
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Strategies for Mid-Back & Lats - Hinge Focus
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Invert and Evert Check
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Strategies for Neck Limitations
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Strategies for Lead Shoulder
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Trail Knee
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It could be your Ankles!
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Strategies for Tight Hips
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Hip Limitations
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Strategies for Tight Lats or Mid-Back - Hip Focus
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Strategies for Pelvis Disassociation
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Strategies for Limited Bend and Posture
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Strategies for Tight Back Hip
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Step & Go for Better Sequencing
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C-Posture?
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Strategies for Trail Ankle Limitation
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Strategies for Trail Shoulder
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Great Drill for a Better Path
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Strategies for S-Posture or Pelvic Tilt Limitations
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Hip Stability