Create a Golf Fitness Gym at Home with the GolfGym® PowerSwing Trainer

Welcome to your at-home golf fitness gym.

In this video, I’ll show you how to use the GolfGym® PowerSwing Trainer to build strength, mobility, and power that actually transfers to your golf swing—without needing a full gym o...

Looking for a way to recover faster after your practice sessions and golf rounds—so you can feel fresh and ready the next day?

Try this stretch using the Golf Gym Power Swing Trainer. It’s a simple, effective way to unwind tight muscles, restore rotation, and calm your nervous system after a lon...

Welcome to your CardioGolf® Stay Golf Ready Workout—a simple, effective routine you can do anywhere, anytime, with minimal equipment.

All you need is:
*A golf club
*A stretch band
*One light hand weight

This workout is designed to help you stay in shape year-round, so when golf season rolls aro...

Learn how to move better and swing faster by improving your body’s separation — the ability to rotate your upper and lower body independently for more power and consistency. In this CardioGolf® workout, Karen Palacios-Jansen, LPGA Master Teaching Professional, guides you through a dynamic series ...

PGA Tour Player Scottie Scheffler's fitness regimen is designed to enhance mobility, strength, and endurance, which are crucial for his exceptional performance on the golf course. I have followed and studied Scottie's fitness regime and crafted exercises like his to help you can develop the stren...

This CardioGolf® on the Floor Golf-Fitness Workout is designed to elevate fitness and mobility for golfers of all levels while prioritizing joint health and safety. These are controlled low-impact exercises, to help improve core strength, this regimen provides a gentle yet highly effective approa...

Learn how to move better and swing faster by improving your body’s separation — the ability to rotate your upper and lower body independently for more power and consistency. In this CardioGolf® workout, Karen Palacios-Jansen, LPGA Master Teaching Professional, guides you through a dynamic series ...

The CardioGolf® Standing Golf-Fitness Workout is designed to be gentle on the joints primarily due to its low-impact nature and emphasis on controlled movements.

Here's how it achieves this:

Standing Position: Unlike some traditional workout routines that involve high-impact activities like ru...

Equipment Needed:
CardioGolf® Shortee Club
CardioGolf® Slope
GolfGym® PowerSwing Trainer
GolfGym® PowerBall
Modify if no equipment available.

Shoulder Rotators
Cross Crawl
Side Flexion
Backswing
Follow-Through
Hip Wraps
Standing Calf Stretch with Twist
Lunge with Back Opener
Chest and Back Op...

“This is your CardioGolf® Pre-Round Warm-Up, inspired by The Gray Institute’s Functional Golf System and 3DMAPS certifications. These programs are built on the science of three-dimensional movement—helping golfers move better, play stronger, and prevent injury. With over 250 golf-specific movemen...

To play golf to your your full potential you must have the ability to rotate your shoulder muscles and joints in their full functional capacity. If there are restrictions in your shoulders there will be compensations somewhere else in the musculoskeletal system, which will result in swing faults...

Pilates for Golfers-
The principles of Pilates are very similar to that of the game of golf. They both have a mind/body connection that is important to creating the correct sequence of motion as well as core control of the body. Pilates principles include concentration, precision, fluidity, cont...

Core muscles, which include the abdominal and back muscles, are essential to the golf swing to create power. Strengthening the core can be done with a simple plank exercise. Plank exercises can be done almost anywhere at any time. Performing core exercises like the ones in this workout on a regul...

Equipment Needed:

The CardioGolf™ Shortee Club
The CardioGolf™ Slope
Modified if no equipment is available.

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For the majority of high-handicap golfers the driver is the most difficult club in the bag to hit because it is the longest club and it has the least amount of loft. It will slice more often than not. To straighten and lengthen your drives there are a few principles that you must follow to make...

Before you tee off, take a few minutes to prepare your body—and your alignment—for a better round. This CardioGolf® Warm-Up Routine is designed to activate key muscles, increase mobility, and help you dial in your setup for more consistent ball striking.

One of the most overlooked fundamentals i...

The hip joints are a pair of symmetrical, large, weight-bearing joints surrounded by a strong structure of ligaments, tendons, nerves, and muscles. Theoretically, hip joints should last a lifetime. Whereas hip pain in adults under 50 has never been considered normal, the number of relatively-youn...

Your ability to shift your weight on the downswing is based on how mobile and strong your hips and glute muscles are. Weakness here can lead to hanging back in the swing, not only causing mis-hits but preventing power as well. Incorporating exercises that strengthen your lower body will provide...

Studies show that your ability to rotate your shoulders, torso and hips around your spine determines how much clubhead speed you create in your golf swing. Therefore, it is important to work on your mobility. Not just to increase your range of motion but to also improve your swing technique.

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The first and foremost component of a golf-fitness program is to stretch and balance muscles before you work on developing stability, strength and speed. In this video collection, you will find workouts and routines that focus on improving flexibility and mobility in golfers. These workouts targe...

This moderate-impact Cardio and Agility workout is designed specifically for golfers who want to move better, feel better, and swing more freely. By combining dynamic movement patterns with golf-specific agility drills, this session helps improve coordination, balance, and rotational mobility—key...

Studies show that your ability to rotate your shoulders, torso and hips around your spine determines how much clubhead speed you create in your golf swing. Therefore, it is important to work on your mobility. Not just to increase your range of motion but to also improve your swing technique.

Jo...

The principle of cross training for golfers is to improve mobility, flexibility, stability, balance, strength, endurance, and power to help create a profienct swing. Cross training is something other than swinging the golf club. Doing Pilates would be an example of cross training.

The repetitive...

Studies show that your ability to rotate your shoulders, torso and hips around your spine determines how much clubhead speed you create in your golf swing. Therefore, it is important to work on your mobility. Not just to increase your range of motion but to also improve your swing technique.

Jo...

Equipment Optional:
CardioGolf® Slope

We all know the importance of a pre-round warm up routine to fully prepare the body for the strains of a round of golf, but do you know that stretching after a round of golf can help restore muscle imbalances that could lead to swing flaws and injuries?

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Power, Control, and Consistency Start from the Top-
A powerful golf swing isn’t just about the lower body—it’s driven by how well your upper body moves, stabilizes, and rotates. Your shoulders, arms, upper back, and core play a major role in creating clubhead speed, maintaining posture, and contr...

CardioGolf® Post Round: Stretch It Out Routine

You’ve played your round, walked the course, and made hundreds of swings—now it’s time to show your body some love. This Stretch It Out routine is designed to help you recover, release tension, and restore flexibility after a day on the links.

Just...

Equipment Needed:
CardioGolf™ Slope
CardioGolf™ Shortee Club
Modify if no equipment is available.

Although yoga has been in the mainstream of general fitness for a few years now, golfers are just starting to consider this discipline to help improve their golf games. Many PGA Tour players such a...