Golf Exercise Articles

1). Why Does Tiger, Phil And Vijay Have Obscene Power? By : Sean Cochran
Who doesn’t want to pound the golf ball 300-plus yards? We see PGA Tour players all the time ripping it down the middle of the fairway, and we would all love to do it too. Take a look at the long drive champions pounding it well over 400 yards. Amazing if you ask me. How do they do it? Everyone’s got an opinion on that question, but lets take a look at one part of the equation.
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2). Periodization Training For Golf By : Susan Hill
The idea of periodization has been around a very long time for athletes at all levels. The concept is simple. If you started with the goal in mind, let's say it was to win the Club Championship or place in the top 3 in your next Amateur event, then you would plan accordingly. Generally, an annual plan is used, although it is not uncommon to use longer periods of time especially when working with a younger developing athlete.
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3). The Power Of Your Core and The Golf Swing By : Susan Hill
The golf swing relies upon core strength, endurance and proper engagement in seeking elements of stabilization, control and coordination. Core conditioning is very important for a golfer because all movements in your entire body stem from the strength in this area. Wherever you find a weak core, you find a major source of energy leaks in the golf swing.
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4). What Does Annika Know About Exercise That You Don’t? By : Susan Hill
Think of your golf game. Visualize connecting with your drive and sinking your putt. Now think of exercise and how it relates to your golf game. Do you do a total body workout several times per week? Do you have a tailored fitness regimen that pays special attention to certain muscle groups? Do you even exercise at all? Annika Sorenstam has an exercise plan which is adding value to her game as she rules the LPGA tour.
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5). How Fitness Has Changed The Face Of The PGA Tour By : Susan Hill
Professional golfers on the tour today are approaching fitness as they never have before. PGA players look to fitness for many of its benefits. Fitness can improve their game through gains in strength, flexibility, and stamina. They can prevent or minimize injuries. Playing golf is not only a recreation for PGA players, it is their job. Their financial success depends on tournament results.
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6). The Future of Junior Golf By : Susan Hill
In the not too distant past, the game of golf gave the impression it was only for the rich and elite groups of the community. Golf professionals more or less created their skills on their own, without consistent help at an early age. Sheer drive, ambition and a certain level of natural ability were the main keys to become successful. Today’s it has all changed.
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7). The Golf Channel is Thriving By : Susan Hill
The popularity of the Golf Channel has exploded. Amateur golfers are watching more than ever before to get that one special tip that may improve their game. The golf channel has great resources that range anywhere from, working on your swing to successful ways to hit out of a sand trap. Go a little deeper into their online site and you’ll find lots of tips and suggestions for improving your performance on the course.
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8). Is Golf Practice All You Need for Lower Scores? By : Susan Hill
Golf is a very demanding sport, both physically and mentally. Most recreational golfers would love to have a more powerful swing and lower their handicaps. Good instruction from a teaching pro and practice of what you’ve learned can help lower your scores. There is however, more to achieving consistent improvement. It’s great to go to the driving range and practice.
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9). Strength Training For Junior Golf By : Susan Hill
Much debate has occurred about kids and strength training. There’s been concern about growth plate damage. There’s been discussion of whether it increases their likelihood of future success or simply places them at increased stress both physically and mentally. Here’s a few notes on the correct way to have a junior golfer build a strong, healthy body.
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10). Golf Fitness Helps Generate More Speed In Your Swing! By : Sean Cochran
The golfing industry speaks about clubhead speed constantly. We see advertised in the golf magazines all the time. We hear about it on the Golf Channel endlessly Clubhead speed is more a result of what you do with the golf club than an entity of its own. A driver is not going to generate clubhead speed on its’ own! Someone has to swing it! Clubhead speed is contingent upon swing speed.
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11). Increase Golf Flexibility for Greater Power By : Susan Hill
Flexibility is defined as the available range of motion about a specific joint. The range of motion can be limited by many factors. Some of these factors are nervous system control, muscle constraints, joint constraints, or skin and subcutaneous tissue. Flexibility is considered by many to be one of the most important factors of a successful golf swing.
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12). Improve Your Golf Swing By Improving Your Tempo By : Sean Cochran
We have all heard the word tempo in relation to the golf swing. Announcers on television speak of the “great” tempo Ernie Els has in his golf swing. What does tempo mean to the amateur and their golf swing? Tempo in the Golf Swing Tempo in the golf swing is a combination of many parts. Tempo is part timing in all aspects of the golf swing. It is part sequencing of each position within the golf swing, and it is part “feel”.
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13). Golf Swing Technique - Tips To Improve Your Swing By : Dean Caporella
Next time you shape up to drive, take note of the parts of your body being used to execute the shot.
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