Golfers, are you looking to improve your swing and lower your score? Incorporating flexibility and strength training into your routine can help you achieve those goals.

Flexibility is essential for a good golf swing, as it allows you to make a full shoulder turn and maintain proper posture throughout the swing. At Full Swing PT, we specialize in helping golfers improve your flexibility through stretching and range of motion exercises.

Strength training is also important for golfers, as it helps to improve power and control in the swing. Our physical therapists can work with you to create a strength training program that targets the specific muscle groups used in the golf swing, such as the core, legs, and shoulders.

Additionally, physical therapy can help you to improve your balance and stability, which can lead to better swing mechanics and more consistent shots.
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Incorporating flexibility and strength training into your routine can not only help you improve your golf game, but also help prevent injuries. A physical therapist can help you develop a personalized training program to meet your needs and goals. Don't wait, improve your golf game today with the help of physical therapy.

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Golfers, are you experiencing pain in your lower back, shoulders, or elbows? You're not alone. These are common golf injuries that can be caused by the repetitive motions and the overuse of certain muscle groups that come with the sport. Luckily, physical therapy can help alleviate your pain and improve your game.

One of the most common golf injuries is lower back pain, which can be caused by a lack of flexibility and strength in the muscles that support the spine. A physical therapist can work with you to improve your flexibility and strengthen the muscles in your back, which can help reduce your pain and improve your swing.

Shoulder pain is also common among golfers, especially those who have poor posture or lack the proper rotator cuff strength. A physical therapist can help improve your posture and strengthen the muscles in your shoulders, which can help reduce pain and improve your swing.

Elbow pain, commonly known as "golfer's elbow," is another common injury among golfers. It is caused by the repetitive motions of the sport and can result in inflammation of the tendons that attach to the elbow. A physical therapist can help reduce your pain and improve your elbow function through exercises, manual therapy, and teaching you self-treatment techniques.

In conclusion, physical therapy is an effective treatment option for common golf injuries such as lower back pain, shoulder pain, and golfer's elbow. By improving your flexibility, strength, and posture, a physical therapist can help you reduce pain and improve your golf game. If you're experiencing pain or discomfort, click the button below to schedule a call with our golf specialist physical therapists today!