What is your favourite golf specific gym exercise?

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Hi! I have just joined the forum here but I have been a 'reader' for a while. My name is Matt, I live in Essex and I am a fitness professional with a golf fitness specialist credential. I have been training with amateur and pro golfers for several years. I now deliver golf specific fitness programmes to golfers all over the UK as well as performing 1:1 sessions in Chelmsford, Essex.

I'd love to discuss all things exercise and nutrition so I thought I would kick it off with my favourite question to golfers...

What is your favourite golf specific gym exercise?

Mine is the BOSU / Gym ball / balance disk set up to back swing. The control, posture and balance you can enhance is worth getting excited about!


I'd love a golf specific exercise plan but none available in my area
 

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I'd love a golf specific exercise plan but none available in my area

Do a search for TPI - Titleist Performance Institute.

Plenty there!

Also saw a very good 'warm-up' set of drills - mainly aimed at engaging the core - somewhere (WRX email?) not long ago.
Anything that strengthens 'the core' or promotes better balance will work well!
 

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ATM I'm doing a 8 week program with only two workouts labeled Workout A and Workout B

Workout A

Deadlifts 4x6
Pull Ups 5x10
Dips 5x10
Clean and Press 5x3
Finish with a Tabata protocol 8 rounds of KB Swing/ Battle Ropes/ DB Thrusters

Workout B
Squat 4x6
Pull Ups 5x10
Dips 5x10
Clean and Press 5x3
Finish with a Tabata protocol 8 rounds of KB Swing/ Battle Ropes/ DB Thrusters
 
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Hi! I have just joined the forum here but I have been a 'reader' for a while. My name is Matt, I live in Essex and I am a fitness professional with a golf fitness specialist credential. I have been training with amateur and pro golfers for several years. I now deliver golf specific fitness programmes to golfers all over the UK as well as performing 1:1 sessions in Chelmsford, Essex.

I'd love to discuss all things exercise and nutrition so I thought I would kick it off with my favourite question to golfers...

What is your favourite golf specific gym exercise?

Mine is the BOSU / Gym ball / balance disk set up to back swing. The control, posture and balance you can enhance is worth getting excited about!

heyup Matt and welcome to the nuthouse. If you get a serious answer to this question on here al share me cheesy chips in the 19th with you.
Re getting excited about exercise, yup that's me. But it's usually when I am watching someone of the opposite sex doing it as long as they are under 14 stone.
 

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heyup Matt and welcome to the nuthouse. If you get a serious answer to this question on here al share me cheesy chips in the 19th with you.
Re getting excited about exercise, yup that's me. But it's usually when I am watching someone of the opposite sex doing it as long as they are under 14 stone.


Let's be fair Tashy, at your age you'd take 15 stone! :lol:
 

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ATM I'm doing a 8 week program with only two workouts labeled Workout A and Workout B

Workout A

Deadlifts 4x6
Pull Ups 5x10
Dips 5x10
Clean and Press 5x3
Finish with a Tabata protocol 8 rounds of KB Swing/ Battle Ropes/ DB Thrusters

Workout B
Squat 4x6
Pull Ups 5x10
Dips 5x10
Clean and Press 5x3
Finish with a Tabata protocol 8 rounds of KB Swing/ Battle Ropes/ DB Thrusters
If you can do 5 sets of 10 pull ups your in good shape!
 

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Hehehe, had a wee chuckle when I saw this post, for me it's more a case of 'What's my favourite golf specific couch excersize' although maybe a visit to the gym would be more benefitial if the reflection in the mirror is anything to go by, but then personally I think my mirror is a habitual liar anyway... :rofl:
 

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op you should expect a lot of responses so far but will eagerly keep an eye on this as have just joined gym with intention of getting generally fit but also for golf too
 

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op you should expect a lot of responses so far but will eagerly keep an eye on this as have just joined gym with intention of getting generally fit but also for golf too

First Tee Fitness at World of Golf Clydebank has promo offers on at present.
 
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Deadlifts, squats, upper back pulley, leg press, box jumps, russian twists, lots of stretching on the power plates and with a foam roller
 
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