If you have ever been frustrated because your body would not produce the shot you had in mind, chances are that your muscles could not produce the full range of motion needed for the correct swing. If you have any restrictions in your shoulders, then you will have an abbreviated backswing and incomplete follow-through. It is important to stretch and strengthen shoulders so that the muscles are strong, supple and balanced to complete your backswing and swing freely through the shot.
Stand in upright posture with your neck in line with your spine.
Raise your right arm straight above your head.
Reach over your shoulder and touch the top inside corner of the opposite shoulder blade, palm facing inwards.
Hold position for a moment and return to the start position.
Repeat on opposite side.
Do 8 to 10 repetitions on both sides.
This exercise teaches you to rotate your upper body independently from your lower body.
Stand is a shoulder width stance.
Hold a club in front of your chest as shown.
Rotate your upper torso and hold position to one side as you exhale and inhale. Hold stretch for 8 to 10 counts.
Return to start ...
This test measures the overall flexibility between your upper and lower body, along with your core stability. Having good separation between your upper and lower body facilitates greater speed and power in your golf swing. Limited separation can result in a number of swing faults including too mu...
This exercise will loosen up your hips for better weight shift and improve your balance. It will also help you build muscular endurance and balance for better golf.
Using a club as balance, lift one foot up off ground.
Circle your leg clockwise for 8 to 10 repetitions.
Reverse the motion and c...
