Michael Dalgleish is an APA Sports Physiotherapist and a Director of The Golf Athlete and Optima Sports Medicine (07-3354-8666). He is also a consultant to Women’s Golf Australia, Queensland State Amateur Teams, Schools of Excellence in Golf (Kelvin Grove & Hills International School) and the PGA of Australia, New Zealand and the UK.
Correct stretching of the torso or trunk area will improve your consistency and should lead to a greater ability to store energy and thus increase...
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With the evolution of the athletic swing (a term coined by David Leadbetter) - the golfer places increased emphasis on the body's ability to torso...
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Unfortunately too many people experience wrist pain associated with playing or practicing golf. Wrist injury is often extremely debilitating and often precludes golf permanently or...
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All good coaches commence their teaching with basics of grip and stance. If the golfer starts with shoulders closed to the target line then compensations...
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With the evolution of the athletic swing (a term coined by famed golf coach, David Leadbetter) - the golfer places increased emphasis on the body's...
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All good coaches encourage a good hip turn as the foundation for a sound, consistent golf swing. What exactly is a good hip turn? It...
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All good coaches encourage a good hip turn as the foundation for a sound, consistent golf swing. What exactly is a good hip turn? It...
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All good coaches encourage a good hip turn as the foundation for a sound, consistent golf swing. What exactly is a good hip turn? It...
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All good coaches encourage a good hip turn as the foundation for a sound, consistent golf swing. What exactly is a good hip turn? It...
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