Is Lack of Flexibility Affecting your Golf Swing?

 

Find out what it takes to restore the normal range of motion in your hips, back, hamstrings and shoulders so you are feeling refreshed and ready for your next round of golf.

 

With over 26 million golfers nationwide, the majority of injuries, swing flaws and constant frustration all revolve around tight and restricted muscles - all of which affect your golf swing. Haven't you had enough?

 

The problem is most people keep blaming themselves as though it is their fault for hitting thin or fat shots, spraying balls left and right or not getting their ball in the air. Well, hopefully, I finally have good news that will make you feel better. In most of these cases, your body is only producing the swing it can within its current range of motion. In other words, change your range of motion and change your swing.

 

Most golfers are aware of how important flexibility is to their golf swing. Improved flexibility…

 

Increases range of motion allowing you to stretch and reach further

Improves distance, power, accuracy and consistency 

Reduces the incidence and severity of low back pain

Improves your power in explosive activities

Improves circulation and blood flow

Relieves muscle soreness after intense physical activity

Improves posture and muscle balance

Increases muscle coordination

Promotes a more fluid and natural golf swing

Increases neuromuscular coordination

Increases level of golf performance

Allows you to feel more free through the full range of movement


 

Is Drive Distance a Constant Source of Frustration for You


No kidding! It is for so many golfers. And, why does it have to feel so difficult sometimes? The real problem with achieving drive distance has nothing to do with the club you selected! Most typically, it is tight shoulders which don't allow you to make a proper back swing and leave distance behind with an incomplete follow through position. Other times, it is one of the most common tight areas I see in the mid back. Would you believe this is the number one reason most golfers can't seem to make a proper golf swing? And, I’m not just talking about amateurs. This is true for the pros also.

 

Here are some of the things that may be affecting your golf swing and how the ball travels after you hit it.You may have one or more of these common swing flaws, but do you know why?

 

Reverse Pivot: Often times the result of poor spinal rotation or poor hip rotation

 

Lateral shift in your back swing or forward swing: Generally related to the need for more flexibility in the hips

 

Lack of drive distance because you can’t get enough shoulder turn: Almost always the result of a tight mid back!

 

Did you also know that the Centinela Hospital in California did a study on golfers and found less skilled players used HALF the trunk rotation of the pro? We always knew they had a secret. But, what if you increased your trunk rotation with specific stretches targeted for this area, would you play any better?

 

 

Get Your Body Back and Save Your Swing with Easy Stretches You Can Do at Home

 

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