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Golfers In Motion Helping golfers move better, play without pain, and enjoy a lifetime of golf

Here’s a golf fitness test that doesn’t require any equipment:Pay attention to your back nine.Does your normal club sudd...
10/08/2026

Here’s a golf fitness test that doesn’t require any equipment:

Pay attention to your back nine.
Does your normal club suddenly stop being enough?

Does your turn feel different?
Does your tempo change?
Do you start making decisions based on how your body feels?

Or are you still physically capable of playing your golf on 17 and 18?

Fatigue isn’t the explanation for every late-round mistake.

But your ability to maintain physical capacity for 18 holes matters.

Don’t just prepare for the first tee.

Prepare for the finish.

Save this one before your next round.

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737-383-7960
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Most golfers guess at what’s limiting their swing.We measure it.Before we build your program, you go through a full golf...
10/07/2026

Most golfers guess at what’s limiting their swing.

We measure it.

Before we build your program, you go through a full golf/TPI movement screen plus a swing and speed assessment using real 3D data.

Not a guess, not a generic stretching list taped to the mirror.

We find exactly where your body is restricting your swing. Then we re-test, on the same assessment, so you can see the number actually move.

No more guessing why you lost 15 yards. No more guessing why your back barks on the back nine.

Comment or DM “SWING” and we’ll walk you through what your assessment



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10/05/2026

90 holes.
Four days.
Sounds pretty good to me.

And it’s also a good reminder of what I’m actually training for.

Not a mobility score.
Not a number in the gym.

I want to be able to play a lot of golf.
Walk.
Swing hard.
Recover.
Wake up the next morning and do it again.

And hopefully still have something left by the final round.

That’s the kind of longevity I’m interested in.

Not simply being able to play golf as I get older.

Being able to keep saying yes to the golf experiences I want to have.



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10/03/2026

More range of motion isn’t automatically better.

The question is what you can use and control.

That’s where mobility and strength start overlapping.

For golf, I’m less interested in chasing flexibility for the sake of flexibility.

I want movement you can actually do something with.

Save this one.



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737-383-7960
www.golfersinmotion.com

Three years.That’s how long he had been trying different treatments for his back.“Yesterday was the first time I have pl...
10/02/2026

Three years.

That’s how long he had been trying different treatments for his back.

“Yesterday was the first time I have played with no back pain since I can remember.”

That’s the kind of result that matters.

Because for a golfer, the goal isn’t simply to feel better lying on a treatment table.

It’s being able to tee it up.
Swing.
Walk the course.
Finish 18.

And enjoy your golf without your back constantly being part of the conversation.

We’ve been working together for about 10 weeks, and I’m thrilled that the work is starting to show up where it matters most:

On the golf course.



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737-383-7960
www.golfersinmotion.com

10/01/2026

“I always feel tight.”

So naturally, you stretch.

You feel a little better afterward.

Then the tightness comes back.

And you stretch again.

That’s pretty much what this golfer had been experiencing.

Stretching gave him some temporary relief, but it wasn’t creating a meaningful change in his mobility.

During his assessment, we found limitations at both his hip and shoulder.

So the plan isn’t simply more stretching.

We’re also working on his ability to control and stabilize the movement he already has while continuing to address the mobility limitations we found.

Because feeling tight doesn’t automatically tell us what the solution is.

That’s what the assessment is for.

Assess. Don’t Guess.

DM me ASSESS if you want to find out what may actually be limiting your golf.

[email protected]
737-383-7960 (call/text)
www.golfersinmotion.com

I don’t expect physical training to build someone’s golf swing.That’s what golf practice and instruction are for.What I ...
09/30/2026

I don’t expect physical training to build someone’s golf swing.

That’s what golf practice and instruction are for.

What I do want is for the body to provide enough options.

Enough movement to explore a change.
Enough strength to control it.
Enough power to create speed.
Enough capacity to practice and play.

Because when your body gives you more options, you have more to work with.

That’s what we’re trying to build.

Save this one.

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737-383-7960
www.golfersinmotion.com

09/30/2026

A round of golf isn’t the only stress your body sees.

Practice counts.
Lessons count.
Speed sessions count.
Range balls before the round count.

And if you’re playing several times in a week, those rounds add up too.

That doesn’t mean you should play or practice less.

Quite the opposite.

If more golf is what you want, your training should help build a body capable of handling more golf.

[email protected]
737-383-7960
www.golfersinmotion.com

09/28/2026

A low handicap doesn’t automatically mean there are no physical opportunities.

And a higher handicap doesn’t automatically mean someone needs more mobility, strength or power.

They’re different questions.

Your golf tells us one part of the story.

Your physical assessment tells us another.



[email protected]
737-383-7960
www.golfersinmotion.com

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Georgetown, TX
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