Golf Fitness Platform for Coaches
No one wants to begin the new golf season feeling like they have lost all their progress, right?
To prevent losing your progress, you have to practice during the winter.
You can do that in numerous ways, both physically and mentally. So here are our top 3 things to keep yourself active during the winter season!
#1 Indoor Golf
#2 Sign up for your club’s winter training
#3 Golf Fitness at home
#1 Simulator Golf
Even though it might be snowing outside, multiple options exist to improve your golf game. Simulator golf has grown during the past years, and most likely, you might have a facility around your area. It’s warm, comfortable, and best of all – you can play some of the best golf courses in the world. Just remember to warm up before play!
#2 Sign up for your club’s winter training
PGA Teaching Professionals are very active during the summer, but many offer training options during the winter. So why not check in with your local Pro and prepare for the 2023 season in the best possible way?
#3 Golf fitness at home
Lastly, work on the most essential equipment in your bag – your body. Start by getting yourself a personalized training program tailored to your body and its capabilities. Following along with the exercises is enough to help you improve your flexibility and range of motion and prevent injuries!
In this webinar, you will learn how to recognize and understand the various motion-analysis techniques for better golf performance. Chris Mansson, Golf Fitness Professional and CEO at Kinexit will break down key golf mechanics, discuss the correlations between movement and
Kinexit offers a flexible platform for golf professionals to measure, analyze and share personalized training and mobility exercises. An area in golf training that we today call Golf Fitness. Just as a launch monitor quickly and easily measures the club