Here’s some basic hip mobility exercises to help move better. The muscles around the hips can provide a lot of power during the golf swing, and therefore, better movement around the hips can lead to using them more in the…
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Here are a few exercises to help improve Power for Older Golfers. Even if you are not a golfer, it is important to include some Power based exercises into your training. Exercises include: 1. Box Jump 2. Medicine Ball Slam…
Here are just a few strength training exercises you can perform at home. This is really aimed at those golfers who do not participate in any strength training already and/or those who are looking for some exercises they can perform…
It is important to have control, awareness and stability around the ‘core’ for daily activities and golf. The exercises in this video can provide a good starting point for golfers to improve their core stability. Exercises include: 1. Dead Bugs…
Here’s just a few stretches to help improve mobility and flexibility for older golfers. These exercises are far from extensive, but give you a good place for where to start. And you can even perform these everyday. Flexibility & Mobility…
Basically, depending upon your training goal, you will want to use a different tempo. The tempo’s mentioned in this video are just a guide and an example. See the slide at the end to show how you could use different…
Core Stability for Golf My understanding of Core Stability is that its about the ability to stabilise and control the movement and/or position of the lumbo-pelivc hip complex. And therefore, requires work from the musculature around the spine and hips…
In this video I briefly explain training with bodyweight and bands (training at home) for golfers. As with all things, it depends upon many factors such as your goals, training experience, level of fitness, equipment/bands available etc. I’m bias towards…