Golfers who "hang back" to achieve a positive attack angle are misinterpreting how elite drivers use their lower bodies to help them hit up on the ball.
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Strength trg is a non negotiable if you want to improve / maintain your physical function, health & golf game as you age.
The benefits are clear cut, and it doesn’t take anything except some discipline and direction to get them.
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Consider loving your people where they’re at. Because at some point in life each of us will be struggling or soaring with conventional definitions of success. https://t.co/j8wkevhs0c via @daniellelaporte
Thoughts and prayers with Bob Toski and his family, Bob suffered a heart attack on Saturday. If you love golf, you may not know it but you have been touched by something or someone he has taught. @BobToski
Q: I want to get in really “good shape”, increase my fitness, be strong and mobile etc. What do you think I need to do?
A: Make trg, nut, and a general healthy lifestyle a top priority for a decade. Have a “code”. Get pro help. Make sure to track progress.
Simple. Not easy.
@adamyounggolf We might consider kinesthetic awareness. Most people don't really know where they are in space, and physically can't get to the position that they need to get in so they get in the one that there in through compensation that they've programmed neuromuscularly @MyTPI@KVest_Feeley
Squat To Box: Many people run into issues when squatting because they get nearly all of their movement from their knees, as opposed to a combination of their knees and hips. By placing a box behind them and cueing them to cover it, things usually improve.
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@MyTPI We see this so very often, and so many coaches encouraging "more rotation" when unless the physical limitations are addressed is just going to lead to more compensation
#andfirst...#assessment
Screening not only offers insights into our limitations, but outlines the roadmap to improve. Here are two squats, performed one week apart. With the right information a trainer might only need a few sessions to make a meaningful improvement in how you move and how you feel.