Strengthen Your Core For Golf Using A Fitness Ball
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Strengthen Your Core for Golf with a Fitness Ball
Summary:
Whether you call it a Swiss Ball, fitness ball, or stability ball, this versatile tool has long been used in exercise and rehabilitation. It’s now a favorite among personal trainers and fitness instructors for building core strength?"essential for improving your golf game.Article:
The fitness ball, known by various names like Swiss Ball or stability ball, has been a staple in exercise programs and rehabilitation for years. Recently, it’s gained popularity among trainers for its effectiveness in strengthening core muscles, which play a crucial role in golf performance.
According to the American Council on Exercise (ACE), core strength is vital as the muscles in the lower back and abdomen provide a strong foundation for almost all physical activities, movement, and posture. Incorporating a stability ball into workouts enhances core strength through the constant adjustments required to maintain balance on the ball.
While the stability ball is often used for core-centric exercises like crunches, many trainers have discovered its benefits extend to a range of activities. Interestingly, it even offers advantages in non-exercise settings. Lisa Wheeler, Reebok University Education manager, shared with CNN's Kat Carney that using a stability ball instead of a desk chair can help strengthen core muscles just by sitting and working.
A robust core is beneficial for everyone, but golfers, in particular, will see significant gains. Enhanced core strength can lead to longer drives, improved posture, and better balance. So, if you're looking to boost your golfing prowess, it's time to get on the ball!
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