Don’t Let A Golf Injury Keep You Away From The Game
The golf swing puts tremendous stress on the joints of the lower back, hips and even the shoulders.
As many mature golfers anticipate the opportunity to play even more golf, they are confronted with the limitations of their failing bodies.
Driven to stay in the game, many are realizing the importance of golf conditioning.
With age comes a decrease in muscle mass, range of motion, body awareness (balance) and muscular endurance.
The good news is men and women older than the age of 50 can build strength and develop muscle at the same rate as adults much younger than them, according to a 1996 study conducted by Wayne Wescott, who co-wrote, “Strength Training Past 50”.
This is the time period that can make or break your future golfing life.
You may be surprised to learn that:
* More than 60 percent of amateur golfers sustained one or more golf-related injuries over the course of their playing years.
* The above number was higher for players over the age of fifty.
* The average injury kept the amateur golfer off the course for more than five...
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