10-min Groove Your Swing-Arm Flow (070)
Tuesday-Cardio/Mobility
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10m
One of the keys to a smooth, repeatable golf swing is fluid arm motion that works in sync with your body rotation. If your arms get disconnected, too stiff, or out of sequence, it can lead to inconsistent ball striking, loss of power, and an unbalanced swing.
That’s why this 10-minute “Groove Your Swing – Arm Flow” workout is designed to help you:
✔️ Improve arm control and extension for a more consistent swing
✔️ Enhance tempo and rhythm to eliminate tension
✔️ Strengthen shoulders and upper body mobility for a fuller turn
✔️ Build muscle memory for an effortless, repeatable swing
Using CardioGolf® drills and swing movements, this session will reinforce proper arm flow, allowing you to stay relaxed, generate more power, and feel confident in your swing mechanics. Let’s get started! ⛳🔥
Single Arm Swings
Basic Motion
Swing Positions-
Halfway Back
Write Hinge
Top of Swing
Transition
Impact
Release
Finish
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