Core Flexibility Training Improves Golf Swing Power And Distance
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Enhance Your Golf Game with Core Flexibility Training
Summary
Improving your golf swing power and driving distance hinges on core flexibility. Your core is the powerhouse of your swing. Without flexibility, achieving a full backswing with ease becomes challenging.Importance of Core Flexibility
Visualize your core as the center of your body, primarily your abdominals, but also including your glutes and lower back. This area is key for preventing injuries, which is why many amateur golfers experience lower back issues. Often, they overlook the significance of core flexibility and strength training, essential for enhancing power.Power and Distance: The Right Approach
Increasing your swing power doesn't mean swinging harder with your arms. Have you attempted that before? Likely, it didn’t result in greater distance. Similar to hitting a baseball or throwing a discus, power primarily comes from your core. By rotating your core, you generate torque, releasing stored energy into your swing, whether it’s a baseball or golf ball.Efficiently coordinating your core, arms, shoulders, and hands in a sequenced motion leads to impressive gains in distance.
Core Flexibility and the Golf Swing
Core flexibility training focuses on rotation. Golf stretches that incorporate rotation yield the best results quickly. Each stretch should involve some degree of turning, crucial for the golf swing which involves rotating back and forth. Enhancing your core's range of motion directly translates to increased power.Quick Core Flexibility Test
Try this simple test: While seated, cross your arms against your chest and keep your eyes forward. Rotate to the right as far as possible and note the angle. Can you achieve a 90-degree shoulder turn? Repeat on the left side.This test often surprises golfers. If you can’t rotate at least 70 degrees from center, optimizing your power and driving distance will be difficult. We conduct this test seated to prevent cheating with the lower body. Standing makes it easy to rotate your hips, giving a false sense of shoulder rotation. Sitting ensures an accurate measure of core flexibility.
Conclusion
Understanding and enhancing core flexibility is crucial for improving your golf swing power and distance. By focusing on this area, you’ll likely see impressive improvements in your game.You can find the original non-AI version of this article here: Core Flexibility Training Improves Golf Swing Power And Distance.
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