30-min Total Body Workout for Golfers (037)
Strength • 30m
The Nike Black Shirt Workout No Music (037)
Equipment Needed:
CardioGolf™ Shortee Club
CardioGolf™ Slope
GolfGym® PowerBandz
Modify if no equipment available.
1. Hip Wraps
2. Single Arm Chest and Back Opener
3. Chest and Back Opener
4. Core Rotator Backswings
5. Core Rotator Backswings on Opposite Side
6. Side Lunge
7. Slide Side to Side
8. Hamstring Stretch
9. Side Flexion
10. Lunge Rotation
11. Thoracic Spine Rotators
12. Side Leg Raise
13. Side to Side Squat
14. Backswings on Up Slope
15. Full Swings on Down Slope
10-Min Core Strength Workout
1. Sling Shot Arms
2. Kettle Bell Swing
3. Forward Lunge
4. Forward Lunge and Twist
5. Shuffle and Squat
6. Split Lunge Core Punches
7. Reverse Lunge
8. Reverse Lunge and Twist
9. Side Flexion
10. Hip Twisters
11. Golfer Burpees
10-min Groove Your Swing
1. Backswing on Up Slope
2. Full Swing on Down Slope
3. Core Rotators on Up Slope
4. Core Rotators on Down Slope
5. Step and Swing Drill
6. Pump Drill
7. Head Centered Drill
8. Wide Takeaway Drill
9. Power Swings
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