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Golf Mobility Program

A golf mobility program uses daily active drills for hips, T-spine, ankles, and shoulders—short consistent flows beat occasional long stretching.

A golf mobility program targets hips, thoracic spine, ankles, and shoulders with active drills—not long passive stretches before teeing off. Ten to fifteen minutes daily or a focused pre-round flow beats one weekly marathon session.

Prioritize internal hip rotation, thoracic extension, and ankle dorsiflexion for backswing depth and balanced finish.

Common questions

  • Should golfers stretch statically before the first tee?

    Prefer dynamic mobility—leg swings, rotations, band walks—before play. Save long static holds for post-round recovery unless a clinician prescribes otherwise.

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