15-min Mobility/Flexibility Routine
Total Body Flexibility Routines
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15m
15-Minute Mobility/Flexibility Routine for Golfers
Description:
This 15-minute routine is designed to improve your mobility and flexibility, crucial for an efficient and powerful golf swing. By targeting key areas like the spine, hips, shoulders, and core, this session promotes better range of motion, reduces stiffness, and helps prevent injury. Using the CardioGolf® Slope and a mat, you'll perform a combination of dynamic and static stretches. Modifications are provided for those without equipment.
Exercises Include:
1.Cat/Cow: Warm up and mobilize the spine with gentle flexion and extension.
2. Seated Twist: Loosen the mid-back and improve rotational flexibility for a smoother swing.
3. Thread the Needle: Open up the shoulders and upper back to enhance rotational capacity.
4. Arm Circles: Increase shoulder mobility and reduce tension in the upper body.
5. Pivot Drill: Practice hip rotation and balance, crucial for generating power in your swing.
6. Open Book: Stretch the chest and spine, improving upper body rotation and posture.
7. T-Spine Stretch on All Fours: Focus on thoracic spine mobility for better rotation and swing mechanics.
8. 90/90 Hip Stretch: Target hip flexibility and stability, essential for a balanced stance and pivot.
9. World's Greatest Stretch: A full-body movement to stretch the hips, hamstrings, and thoracic spine.
How It Helps:
This routine supports fluid movement, enhances flexibility, and promotes joint health, all of which are vital for a consistent and injury-free golf swing. With regular practice, you'll feel more agile and capable of performing at your best on the course.
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