Why Is Golf Fitness So Important?

3/29/2010

It's no secret that the worlds top players are working harder and harder to stay in shape and develop their body. It's a simple notion that has long been a part of other sports and is only recently being adopted in the world of golf. It wasn't until young players like Tiger Woods started bringing this idea to the masses that it finally took hold. At this point, everyone is doing it. That is why it is so important to make golf fitness a key component of the development of your golf game. By increasing your strength, flexibility and balance you are not only able to make better quality golf swings but it can also help you compensate for the "less than perfect" swings as well. Many of us have a hard time getting in to some of the proper postures and positions of the golf swing which is ultimately preventing us from striking the ball at our highest potential. At FIT for Golf we say, "Don't let you body be your handicap". A simple solution like the FIT for Golf Training Ball can make it fast and easy to push your body beyond it's current limits allowing you to lower your scores and even enjoy the game just a bit more. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to make that full backswing or to maintain your balance through impact during an 80+ mph swing? With just a few minutes a day you can drastically change the way you play, achieving longer drives, better accuracy and more consistency. Don't let physical restrictions keep you from playing your best. It's simple: FIX YOUR BODY - FIX YOUR GAME.

"FIT for Golf has made golf fitness fast and simple. Finally, there is a training aid that focuses on all 3 physical components of the golf swing: Strength, Flexibility & Balance. I recommend it to all my students to eliminate physical restrictions that prevent them from achieving proper positions in their golf swing. It's also been a tremendous help in my own game. As of lately, I use the Training Ball in the morning as a warm-up tool before I even make a single swing in order to loosen up my joints and warm up my muscles. That way I can start my round ready to play."

Mike Gilmore
Head Professional, Winged Foot Golf Club
4 Major Championship Appearances
Met PGA Player of the Year
Met PGA Top 100 Teacher
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