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 bands at once to increase the challenge. With free weights and machines, your muscles can quickly adapt to movements you do often, halting your fitness progress. Adding variety to your workouts is key for challenging your muscles.
Try this CardioGolf Resistance Band Warm Up Routine for golfers to prepare you body for maximum performance.
A common problem among high-handicappers and even elite golfers is a lack of mobility in the pelvis and hip area from hours of sitting and lack of activity.
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Core muscles, which include the abdominal and back muscles, are essential to the golf swing to create power. Studies show that there is a direct relationship between core strength and balance. The better your core strength the better balance you will have. The better your balance, the more clu...
According to studies, if you move your large muscles in your legs for 60 seconds, for example lunges or squats to the CardioGolf Slope, your energy level could improve by 90%. Canadian researches have found that even shorts busts of motion-as long as you are moving some large muscles in your bod...
