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Our top priority is to help you improve your body so you can improve your golf. Our trainers are experts in golf fitness and will guide you through programs specifically designed to meet the needs of your body and your goals. Here you will find blog posts and articles written by our certified staff, designed to help you improve your body so that you can achieve your golf goals.

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Chest Stretch on a Foam Roller

If you try these exercises and you find them to be too challenging or uncomfortable, do not continue, until you have consulted with your physician. All exercises

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Decline Press with Rotation

The Decline Press with Rotation is an amazing exercise for golfers. From this one exercise you’ll see benefits in stability, rotation, power, and balance. https://vimeo.com/771383465

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Squat to Press

Come In and See Us Want to take your golf to the next level? Our FitGolf® Trainers are experts at working one-on-one with you to

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Exercise of the Month – Pallof Press

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsS2fDqU_As If you try these exercises and you find them to be too challenging or uncomfortable, do not continue, until you have consulted with your physician. All

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Exercise Tweaks for Golfers

If you’re strength training, make sure your exercise selection will promote better performance in golf. In general, weight machines may be effective if you’re looking to

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  1. Golf Fitness tip of the week – Touch Your Toes For Consistency.
    Touch your toes – 5 degrees in posture change during swing. Can not touch your toes 18 degrees posture change during swing. Consistency in the swing is key – that’s why we have 14 clubs to use.
    This is just how simple you need to keep information for the general golfing public. Much more than this and they will not do it.

    Kip Cleland
    Home Sweat Home Inc.
    Personal Trainiing
    Far Hills, N.J.

  2. Thank you for your comment, Kip. That change is with any and every club you can swing. If you start at 42 degrees the changes will be from there, with your five iron. If you start at 36 degrees with a drive the changes will be from that starting point, and if you start with a sand wedge with 47 degrees of bend, the changes will be from that starting point. It is not club dependent, rather is a standard change with any club of any angle or length that could be in your bag.

    I hope that clarifies the situation….yes consistency in the swing is the key, and our data indicates that no matter what club you hit, you will be less consistent if you cannot touch your toes.

    Dave

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