Apply Your Power
One of the most important elements of maximizing your power is using your lower body. Shifting your weight and timing the sequence of the lower body with the flow of the arms will help you get your maximum power and speed to get more distance. Only using your upper body restricts the amount clubbed speed you can apply to the ball. Also, only using your upper body, to try to get more distance, destroys the natural path of the swing resulting in swing compensations and could lead to injury in your elbows, wrists and hands.
This workout features exercises that will, not only help you learn to use your lower body in the swing, but will also help you build strength and endurance for more power in your core, hips and legs. There are nine exercises including mobility exercises to keep your motion fluid.
In this workout, we use the Shortee Practice Club, the Slope and a medicine ball. All the exercises can be modified if no equipment is available.
Explosive Power Swing Workout
Warm-Up
Practice Swing on Up and Down Slope
Exercises
8 to 10 repetitions
Modified Russian Twist
Lateral Bounding
Single Arm Swings
Kettle Bell Swings
Side Flexion
Modified Overhead Toss
Squat and Twist
Modify Plyo Push-Ups
Child’s Pose
Repeat circuit up to 3 times.
Resistance bands are a great alternative for golfers who don’t want to use free weights or machines. They come in a variety of resistances, including light, medium and heavy, and you can adjust the intensity of your resistance band by giving the band more or less slack.
You can even use multiple...
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