Don t Let A Golf Injury Keep You Away From The Game
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Avoiding Golf Injuries: Stay in the Game
As golf enthusiasts know, the swing places significant stress on the lower back, hips, and shoulders. For many mature golfers eager to spend more time on the course, the physical challenges of aging can become obstacles. This is why golf conditioning is increasingly essential.
The Challenges of Aging
With age, there's often a decline in muscle mass, range of motion, balance, and endurance. However, there's encouraging news. Research by Wayne Wescott, co-author of "Strength Training Past 50," reveals that individuals over 50 can build strength and muscle as effectively as younger adults.
Why Conditioning Matters
This stage of life is crucial for shaping your future in golf. Consider these facts:
- Over 60% of amateur golfers experience one or more injuries related to their sport throughout their playing years.
- The injury rate is even higher for those over 50.
- On average, these injuries can sideline players for more than five weeks.
- The most common injuries affect the lower back, followed by the elbow, wrist, and shoulder.
Take Action
Remember, your most important piece of equipment is your body. Prioritizing golf fitness and exercises can keep you on the course and enjoying the game you love.
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