TPI

We teach golf instructors, fitness and medical pros how to evaluate golfers for physical limitations which may be affecting their swing. Assess, don’t guess.

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🚨 We’re excited to announce that our updated Level 1 course is now live! 

🧠 10 hours of completely refreshed content, including three new swing characteristics

📈 Updated motion graphics and visuals for an improved learning experience

🏋️‍♂️ 50 of our favorite drills and exercises related to Body-Swing Connection insights

🔎 Screen examples from Tour pros and amateurs

📱 Tutorial of TPI Pro App

💰 FREE for active Certifieds

If you’re active Certified, you can find the new course in the Online Courses section of your My Certification page.

If you're not active Certified, simply renew your status for access.

More info, including 🎥 previews: https://t.co/yNdcG2gRM2

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Here are the Level 3 events scheduled for Spring of 2027.

Golf Level 3: March 5th – 7th

Power Level 3: April 2nd – 4th

Medical Level 3: April 23rd – 25th

Fitness Level 3: May 14th – 16th

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🚨New fall 2027 dates for our Junior, Power and Golf Level 3 seminars are now live!

Elevate your coaching, treatment and training with the diagnostic processes and advanced techniques that we use every week with some of the best golfers in the world.

FALL 2027 LEVEL 3 SEMINARS:

Junior Level 3: September 10th – 12th
Power Level 3: September 24th – 26th
Golf Level 3: October 15th – 17th

SPRING 2027 LEVEL 3 SEMINARS:

Golf Level 3: March 5th – 7th
Power Level 3: April 2nd – 4th
Medical Level 3: April 23rd – 25th
Fitness Level 3: May 14th – 16th

REMAINING 2026 LEVEL 3 SEMINARS

Medical Level 3: December 11th – 13th (SOLD OUT)

Fall 2027 dates for Medical and Fitness Level 3 will be announced shortly.

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A great hip distraction variation here.

"Distraction" is one of our favorite strategies for attacking joint restrictions.

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A few months ago, a friend texted me that her son - an 18yo pitcher - had been diagnosed with femoroacetabular impingement with some mild labral tearing on the hip of his push-off leg. This is a common finding in all pitchers, and somewhat expectedly, the hip specialist said it was not a surgery case. She was wondering if there were particular exercises that I'd recommend for the situation.

My initial response centered on finding a pitching delivery that was best suited to his hip structure. Primarily, this meant avoiding big positions - especially deep hip flexion - in the delivery.

The second part of my response was that if I had to only pick three exercises for a hip like this without evaluating it in person, I'd go with the following:

Supine Banded Hip Distractions - Decompress a crowded joint to provide a breather on the mechanical impingement that's present due to bony overgrowth on the femoral head (ball) and/or acetabulum (socket).

Supine Hooklying Breathing - Get some hamstrings and (light) anterior core activation with posterior tilt of the pelvis. This opens up space in the front of the hip joint.

Prone Hip Extension Iso Hold off Table - Get glute max working to provide posterior glide of the femoral head, especially during hip extension and external rotation. This is analogous to what the rotator cuff provides at the shoulder joint.

There are plenty more interventions we may utilize, but these are three that work best "blind" - and we'd work to individualize more from there.

These videos are excerpts from the CSP Amplify App, which features every drill you'd see implemented with our clients at CSP. To learn more, check out https://t.co/wp5UqROBep.

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The sound of speed 🔊

Micah Morris testing the limits of our range today.

Full assessment video coming soon…

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Too many golfers are still searching for a solution on their own.

Chris Finn of @par4success on the importance of understanding the person in front of you, including their “why” and where they need support.

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That’s a wrap on Fitness Level 3 ✅

Thank you to a terrific group of golf performance professionals who are as dedicated to their own development as they are to the golfers they work with.

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Some of the best in golf fitness getting better.

Days one and two of Fitness Level 3 in the books ✅

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One of the deepest kinetic/kinematic databases in golf combined with one of the most capable diagnostic labs in the world.

No stone unturned in our pursuit of player improvement and coaching education

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Day 1 of Fitness Level 3 with Jason Glass and Lance Gill 📈

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“Open Books” are one of our favorite thoracic spine mobility exercises for golfers, but how they are performed matters.

Dr. Rose breaks down a common mistake in the Open Book exercise and the details that help golfers get more from the movement.

The body often finds ways to compensate for limited mobility.

An example of how exercise execution can be as important as exercise selection.

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200+ TPI Certifieds joining us from around the world for our Level 1 Webinar led by Lance Gill and Jason Glass. 📈

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Setup ≠ impact.

While physical limitations such as restricted lead hip mobility can make it harder to get onto the lead side at impact, many beginners are also confused about how the impact position differs from setup.

Dave Phillips explains why rehearsing the impact position helps golfers develop a feel for where they’re trying to go.

Full video on Titleist’s YouTube channel. https://t.co/symYRy8KUU

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@TheThinker323 Anatomy absolutely plays a big role, but it doesn't mean we should just disregard any hip mobility work. We can help golfers improve, even if they didn't win the genetic lottery.

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Kicking off tomorrow (Thursday, Nov. 5th) morning at 9 am.

FREE for active Certifieds

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Your lower back is usually the victim, not the culprit.

Roughly 60% of golfers we've evaluated with low back pain also have significant hip restrictions. When the hips and T-spine won't rotate, the lumbar spine picks up the slack.

Fix the lazy neighbors.
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Going live on Thursday! Not too late to sign up

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Our next Level 1 webinar led by TPI instructors @JasonGlassLab and @LGP_Inc is Thursday, November 5th starting at 9 am PT.

Level 1 webinars are FREE for anyone who has purchased the Level 1 online course and maintains active status.

While Certification can be completed online, at your own pace, we offer these webinars as an alternative for those who prefer a live, interactive learning environment.

Register here: https://t.co/Df0B1qazgI

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Full breakdown of Iona’s visit to TPI

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Exercise execution can be as important as exercise selection. The details of technique matter, especially because the body tends to take the path of least resistance.

Understanding an athlete’s movement limitations helps us anticipate how they may compensate during mobility or strength exercises.

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The science behind the swing.

@Iona_Stephen

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One week! ⬇️⬇️⬇️

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Our next Level 1 webinar led by TPI instructors @JasonGlassLab and @LGP_Inc is Thursday, November 5th starting at 9 am PT.

Level 1 webinars are FREE for anyone who has purchased the Level 1 online course and maintains active status.

While Certification can be completed online, at your own pace, we offer these webinars as an alternative for those who prefer a live, interactive learning environment.

Register here: https://t.co/Df0B1qazgI