PERFECT THE SQUAT
August 11, 2010 by Larry Callaway
Filed under Golf Fitness, Injury Prevention
When I talk to golfers and ask them what they are doing to improve the distance in their golf game most people say “I try to play more.” While this is true, it limits one’s ability to take their body to the next level. The Squat is a fundamental exercise for athletes including golfers. Believe [...]
What is Balance?
July 28, 2010 by Larry Callaway
Filed under Golf Fitness, Swing THOTS
There is more to balance then being able to walk and chew gum.
Use Your Trunk
January 6, 2010 by Larry Callaway
Filed under Feature Article, Golf Fitness
As I was growing up playing this that and the other, I was always told the strength comes from the legs. This is mostly a true statement but in golf if your body does not know how to rotate the trunk efficiently your legs become just a pair of appendages. Three effective ways to improve [...]
Can Muscle Hinder Your Swing?
January 6, 2010 by Larry Callaway
Filed under Golf Fitness
The announcers for this past weekend tournament were commenting that Tiger Woods may have become too muscular for his swing. I have been going over this theory in my head and I would have to disagree. The idea is that if you are too big you lose flexibility and you have to modify your swing [...]
Getting Ready to Get Ready
January 5, 2010 by Larry Callaway
Filed under Golf Fitness
For the average golfer simple steps cannot only improve your game but decrease your chance of injury. The Top 3 things you should be aware of when you are GETTING READY TO GET READY. 1. POOR TIME MANAGEMENT: allow yourself and your group plenty of time to get the course. If you are not an [...]
Downtime Improvement
November 3, 2009 by shawn
Filed under Feature Article, Golf Fitness
Limited twilight golf, less late afternoon tee times, colder and wetter weather conditions, and many other distractions to the golf game come around this time of year. We just passed Halloween, I did not see any golfer outfits, but I do know that once Halloween ends it is time to gear up for the rest [...]
Dominate and Non Dominate
October 22, 2009 by Larry Callaway
Filed under Feature Article, Golf Fitness
How many golfers are ambidextrous? Not very many and even if they were they don’t use that ability all that often because that would add too many clubs to the bag. Also it is rare that there are two outs in the ninth and the golfers is pinch hitting. Therefore the majority of golfers have [...]
BACK to the basics
October 2, 2009 by shawn
Filed under Feature Article, Golf Fitness
As I was working with one of my clients this morning I decided to go back to the basics with him. I decided this for two reasons the first was he reinjured himself and two I needed to educate a few points again. So I am going back to the basics. The nervous system is [...]
Taking it to the Basics
August 25, 2009 by Larry Callaway
Filed under Golf Fitness
When you are looking to take steps to improvement of your golf game, fitness should be top. Yes I understand that you MUST practice to break into the 80’s and 70’s as well as being consistent, but if your body can’t implement your practice it is for naught. Golf Fitness allows a few things: decrease [...]
Rock your Pelvis!!
June 26, 2009 by Larry Callaway
Filed under Golf Fitness
When you read that tag line what do you think? I personally think of Elvis or Michael Jackson doing their thing on stage. What does Rocking your Pelvis have to do with the golf swing? What am I getting at with rocking your pelvis? What is the pelvis? Hopefully you asked those questions to [...]
