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Golf has been around since 1744, but training for golf is just catching it's stride! Check out today's ISSA Talk as Jenny chats with training studio owner and FitGolf Trainer, Greg Johnson.

Greg happened into golf fitness with the growing franchise FitGolf more than a decade ago and has been successfully helping golfers around the globe get stronger and reduce injury risk. Whether you play or not, golf fitness is a fabulous way for fitness professionals to expand their business and reach more clients! ⛳

Click on the link in our bio to watch the full video.

2 Simple Core Exercises for Your Cranky Back

Golfers can improve their lower back health by building core strength, but which exercises are best? Check out our latest post for 2 of our favorite core exercises for golfers with lower back pain/stiffness (videos included).

https://fitgolf.com/2-simple-core-exercises-for-your-cranky-back/

We are honored that FitGolf Performance Centers has been selected as a 2022 Golf Fitness of America Award Winner for excellence in the Golf Fitness industry for the 2nd consecutive year! Again, we would like to thank our entire staff at every location, and all of our clients and partners who have supported our mission to grow the golf fitness industry for over two decades.

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I had a great time presenting some of the basics of golf fitness at our clinic this past Saturday . All the golfers were engaging and a joy to be around. I’ll take some of the information I learned from and during my next round.

We hope to do another one of these again soon so stay tuned!

Strength Training vs. Stretching - What's Better for Golf?

"The paper concluded that both Strength Training and Stretching were equally effective in improving range of motion. "

Strength Training vs. Stretching - What's Better for Golf? - Golf Fitness Training Programs at FitGolf Performance Centers Golfers that want to improve flexibility for their swing may want to think about doing less stretching and more strength training!

If you’re working a normal desk job or have a relatively sedentary life-style, you likely have tight hip flexors. This is a problem for golf as tight hip flexors can lead to low back pain and tightness, poor posture, and limited lower body rotation. Check out this post for a few stretches for your hip flexors!

https://fitgolf.com/stretches-for-tight-hip-flexors/

Home Page - Golf Fitness Training Programs at FitGolf Performance Centers Welcome to FitGolf Performance Centers® Effective golf fitness improves your body, which gives you better consistency, increased distance, and lower scores.At FitGolf Performance Centers®, we are the experts at helping you get the results you want. YOUR MOST IMPORTANT PIECE OF EQUIPMENT IS YOUR BO...

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Using we are not only able to measure the degrees of rotation, and how that golfer turns, but we can use it to help train them to use the proper muscles to achieve this motion.

What we saw here was an over rotation at the top of the backswing with a reverse spine angle. After using this technology with the golfer we were able to achieve him feeling these correct muscles activating to get into this position.

And believe me, this type of training is a workout!

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Fitgolf Sacramento] head Trainer was Nominated as a top 4 Personal Trainer of the Year at this years .

Greg Also presented on "Preparing the Body for Heavy Lifts".

This is Greg's 5th year presenting for Idea, and Second year as a Trainer of the Year Finalist.

Mid-Summer reminder that poor play could be a result of dehydration!

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Everyone digs the long ball..
But NOBODY likes getting injured.

Club head speed and distance are trending right now, and the golf industry is filled with programs, equipment and devices to help you "improve speed"

BUT

If you are not working on the foundational principles of athletic performance, injuries will be your biggest obstacle in improving club head speed.

Never lose the ability to do the basics, and do the basics WELL.
Flexability, mobility, and stability are the foundation to which you build your athletic body.








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