Welcome to our series Flexible & Focused! With my golf fitness tips you can improve your golf game and increase your fitness level! For this series we are using a regular iron, driver or golf cart for the on course exercises. When you incorporate these exercises while playing, you improve flexibility, decrease the risk of injury associated with your golf swing and increase focus! If you are just joining us, see weeks 1-11 to catch up!
Step 1: Do these simple exercises at the tee box while you await your turn to tee off.
Step 2: Each week you will have a new exercise. This is a progressive workout which means that every week you will have a new exercise to perform along with the exercise from weeks prior. Execute each stretch to a comfortable position and hold for 20-30 seconds.
Step 3: Perform the exercise upon approaching the next tee box to stay flexible and injury free for maximum results!
Let’s get started!
Club Adductor Stretch |
Stand with your club in front club face towards you and hands atop the club with your feet more than shoulder width apart. Having the club face towards you prevents the club from slipping away from you as you do this exercise. Lift the toe of one foot, bend the knee of the opposite leg and lean outward keeping the opposite heel planted. Remember to keep the torso upright. Lean away from the extended leg until you feel a good stretch in the inner thigh of the extended leg. Hold for 20-30 seconds. Slowly return to the start position and repeat to the opposite side. |
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Editor’s Note: Kelly Blackburn has traveled the PGA Tour and Champions Tour circuits as a fitness consultant and trainer for 13 years. Kelly welcomes your email questions and comments, contact her at BlackburnOnTour@aol.com.
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