I'm sure by now you've heard the most professional players, both men and women actively involved in golf training. It is no secret. But since then most amateur golfers ignore this? And ' because it seems to work? Or, actually, the thought of a drop of sweat is already tired?
In both cases ... the proof is in the bag. The number one player in the world, Vijay Singh, makes his golf workouts until Sunday in each tournament. As there seems to be hurting his game? There I think. Already in 1997, a young golfer very athletic came on the scene and blew everyone away. Think you know who I'm talking about.
Tiger has golf to another level. A real eye-opener for veteran players who were hitting the hole 19, after each round ... and l ' last thought on their minds was " " exercise. That a Bell d alarm ' to be totally dominated by one player who was only 20 years old at the time.
How about the ' year Annika Sorenstam shot a 59 and totally dominated the LPGA? You know what gives? Golf training! He hired a coach and has seriously his physical form. And look what happened? She hasn't looked back since. Has just come out with a book of instructions and a chapter dedicated to golf training.
To my recollection, that the book of instructions the first women to include golf training. Work outside to play better golf is not just for kids; Annika has proven that. Now more LPGA players are working to try to attract her, just as the guys have done with Tiger.
How about the high-level tour? Now players are realizing they can still make good money, even after they have completed 50 years and can't really compete with the younger guys. With money at stake, they are all working. This group of amateur players and pros is the largest demographic that needs more.
With age comes ' a decline both flexibility and strength. When the body decreases, the swing goes right along with it. The result is a big loss in yardage, mishits, and ballooning scores. The end result ... frustration! I can't tell you how many times I've played with and received phone calls from senior golfers who are almost ready to quit the game.
I am so frustrated with this rapid decline, golf is no longer funny. But c ' is hope. The answer? Get your body moving just a little ' better. How? Participating in golf workouts that focus on golf-specific strength and flexibility. And incredible ' see golfers in this age considerably improve its driving distance, accuracy and scores.
You don't have to accept the fact that with the ' age, decreases your body. Absolutely no! You've got to fight to the end! I'm dead serious. Those that do, are the ones who enjoy the game again and taking all the money in their Quartet.
comes a decline both flexibility and strength. When the body decreases, the swing goes right along with it. The result is a big loss in yardage, mishits, and ballooning scores. The end result ... frustration! I can't tell you how many times I've played with and received phone calls from senior golfers who are almost ready to quit the game.
I am so frustrated with this rapid decline, golf is no longer funny. But c ' is hope. The answer? Get your body moving just a little ' better. How? Participating in golf workouts that focus on golf-specific strength and flexibility. And incredible ' see golfers in this age considerably improve its driving distance, accuracy and scores.
You don't have to accept the fact that with the ' age, decreases your body. Absolutely no! You've got to fight to the end! I'm dead serious. Those that do, are the ones who enjoy the game again and taking all the money in their Quartet.
What is a ' golf workout anyway? C ' is such a thing? You bet there is. L ' golf swing is an awkward movement that puts a huge amount of ' stress on the body. To prevent injury and improve your swing speed and distance requires your body must be strong and flexible specification for the swing.
I could spend dozens of pages that describe what this entails, but for the sake of this article concisely, let's keep things simple.
L ' golf swing is a rotational movement with your body in posture from golf. Slight flexing of knees and a bending forward flanks. Given that golf is first of all, it would not make sense to focus the strength and flexibility? This is to improve your ability to ride on the range of motion and speed.
So anything that involve twisting with resistance as a medicine ball, a handlebar, or even a weighted club would work. You must have a resistance to bring your body beyond where it goes normally.
For example, if you took a club and put it behind the neck, has gotten into golf posture and rotated back and forth, think alone could improve your range of motion or power?
No, you must add the strength to do it. Take a weighted club and swing. Now you'll be doing a bigger and improve your power. Same thing with a medicine ball. Please go back and through holding a 4-6 pound ball and you'll see a big improvement.
In fact, most of your abdominal work should be. Do straight crunches will not improve your driving distance. Make motions with added weight. This is where I could go on all the infinite ', but don't overload.