Increasing Mobility Can Help Your Golf Swing

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31 Days to Improving Your Fitness for Better Golf in 2015

KPJ logo jpeg_painting Join me to Kickoff the New Year by Improving your Fitness for Better Golf.

Day 5-Mobility 

To maximize your full potential in the golf swing, you must have the ability to take your joints and muscles through their full range of motion.  Performing exercises that focus on muscles that are chronically tight will help your become more efficient in your golf swing.

Chest and Back Opener-

Having tight or overly developed pectorals and latissimus (chest and back) muscles can affect how your shoulders work in the golf swing. The tight and overly developed muscles tend to dominate the arm movement in the golf swing, restricting how well your shoulders can  turn. Which can lead to swing compensations and even injury. 

Click her to view  a simple dynamic stretch to focus on those areas.

 

 

1. Hold on to a door or weight rack with one hand and assume a golf stance.

2. Let your other hand hang down as if you had a golf club in your hand.

3. Swing your arm back to open up your chest and feel a stretch in your upper back. Go only as far back as you feel comfortable.

4. Return to the start position and repeat motion for 10 to 15 repetitions.  Repeat exercise on opposite side.

This exercise can be down before or after a round of golf.

To learn how to do these and other golf-specific exercises-Take the Cardiogolf 30-Day Challenge.

This program will help jump start your fitness for the New Year.  You will receive a workout program to follow every day for 30 days.

Just download the PDF file or video on your computer, smart phone or tablet and you have an instant golf gym in the privacy of your own home.  

Start your Cardiogolf 30-Day Challenge today to get a head start on your fitness for the New Year. Click here to sign up. 

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Disclaimer-This program is 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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