Golf Fitness 101: A simple golf exercise program at home | GOLFFOREVER - Morning Read

You don't need a complicated exercise routine or expensive equipment to improve your posture, increase mobility, and relieve golf-related pain. Change comes with commitment. And whether you’ve never exercised before or exercise regularly, we provide a simple and effective program to help you get golf-fit from anywhere.
Golf Fitness 101: A simple golf exercise program at home | GOLFFOREVER - Morning Read
Golf Fitness 101: A simple golf exercise program at home | GOLFFOREVER - Morning Read /

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As a golfer, you understand how much you rely on a full range of motion to play your best golf. That’s why GOLFFOREVER places a focus on simple exercise routines to improve your posture and increase your mobility to dramatically improve your golf game. Just like your golf swing, it is crucial to practice proper form and good posture—otherwise, you can do more harm than good. And just as you’re constantly seeking consistency in your game, repetition in your workout routine helps build the muscle memory required for a healthier body and a better golf swing. Be sure to check out our additional videos in the Golf Exercises section to start taking the steps toward a better posture and improved mobility. With our easy-to-follow lessons, you’ll soon be able to achieve greater hip and shoulder turn to generate higher swing speeds without damaging your body.

Key Takeaways:

  • Simple exercise routines that change your posture and mobility can dramatically improve your golf game.
  • Practice golf exercises with proper form.
  • Full range of motion is necessary to generate high clubhead speeds.
  • Repetition builds muscle memory.

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All GOLFFOREVER content and exercises are presented with the expressed understanding that you should visit a doctor to determine the cause of any pain you may be feeling and in some rare cases that can include cancer, fractures, infection and more. It should also be understood that you are strongly advised to first receive clearance from a physician before following any exercises or advice presented on this site, and that Morning Read and its partner, GOLFFOREVER, are not liable for any injuries that may occur.


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