How to Get More Power in Your Golf Swing

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Contrary to popular belief,  golf is an explosive sport. Like other explosive sports (football, track and field, tennis),  you start in a static position, then swing as fast as you can, in a matter of seconds,  to speeds of up to 100 mph.

The body needs to train to move explosively as well as change speeds rapidly and generate quick busts of motion in different directions. Here are a few examples of exercises that will help you do this.   These types of exercises may not look like what you do in a golf swing, but they use the same muscles and movement patterns used in the golf swing.   These exercises have you start in a static position, then move explosively while changing directions quickly, just like in the golf swing.

Here are 6 exercises to help you build strength and speed.  Thanks to our model Cathy Vasto for demonstrating these exercises to help you develop explosive strength for golf.

To learn how to do these and other golf-specific exercises download the Cardiogolf App available on iTunes and Google Play.

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Cathy Slide and jump squats

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Disclaimer-These exercises are not intended for the treatment or prevention of disease, nor as a substitute for medical treatment. Any participant should not attempt any exercises mentioned herein, without reviewing and consenting with their doctor or health professional.  Karen Palacios-Jansen, Cardiogolf and KPJgolf.com are neither responsible, nor liable for any harm or injury resulting from these exercises or the use of the Cardiogolf program described herein.
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