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Stretching & Strengthening Exercises for Golfers

Furthermore, a stronger core leads to better balance, more control, and reduced risk of back pain. That said, building core strength means selecting the right exercises for your needs. We’ll work with you to design a core program to help you generate power without placing unnecessary stress on your spine. • Shoulder and Upper Back Stability: Golf requires repetitive use of the shoulders and upper back. Weakness in these areas often leads to fatigue, poor posture, and rotator cuff injuries, making them a crucial area to target as you work on cross-training. Our team can assess your upper back and shoulder strength and guide you through safe, customized strengthening routines. Staying Healthy on the Golf Course: Golfers can prevent injuries and play at their best with the right mix of mobility, core training, and strength work. At The Physiotherapy Center LTD, we work closely with our community to keep you moving comfortably. Whether you want to improve performance or ease aches from long days on the course, our team is here to help you enjoy every round. Contact us today to schedule your initial appointment.

Preventing Injuries on the Course Golf in the Cayman Islands is more than just a sport. With our warm breezes, turquoise waters, and palm-lined fairways, the course becomes a place to unwind and enjoy island living. However, golf is still a strenuous physical activity, and spending long hours golfing without proper conditioning can set you up for an injury. Building a cross-training routine that blends stretching, strengthening, and stability work helps you stay healthy and consistent in your game. At The Physiotherapy Center LTD, we help golfers of all ages and abilities find the right approach to staying strong and pain-free. Three Areas to Focus On When Building Your Routine • Mobility Work: Tight muscles, especially in the hips, shoulders, and back, can limit your range of motion and make swings less fluid. Stretching before and after you play helps reduce stiffness and protect against strains. Our physiotherapists can show you safe, effective stretches that target the areas golfers use most, helping you move more freely on the course. • Core Strength: A strong core is essential for any serious golfer, as it powers rotation during your swing.

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