Ireland Golf Vacation|Hawaii Golf Vacation|Myrtle Beach Golf Vacation

Golf Las Vegas Direct

A golf Las Vegas holiday is ideal for a weekend getaway or extended vacation. Enjoy the sights and sounds of Las Vegas and tan in the sun on the green. Resources are updated regularly.

Navigation
Home
More Nevada Courses
Tips

Nevada Courses News

Ireland Golf Vacation
Golf Vacation Package
Florida Golf Vacation
Myrtle Beach Golf Vacation

 

Today's Nevada Courses Tip




Having been a certified conditioning professional for over 20 years and the last 10 with golfers exclusively…I can tell you with one hundred percent confidence there is definitely a muscular component to the golf swing. And if the muscles have not been trained to work in a specific sequence, with minimal tension and maximum power, the expected results will not be achieved.



What are the important muscles involved in the golf swing? There isn’t one or two of them. The body moves sequentially throughout the golf swing. But through research and years of training, I can say without a doubt that the muscles of your core are the most important. Followed by the hamstrings and glutes.



The rest of the muscle groups are supportive to the golf swing, which doesn’t mean they are any less important, just not as critical to improving power and consistency.



Let’s briefly break down your main golf swing muscles and their role in the golf swing.



Shoulders: Support the golf at the top of the swing and also add clubhead speed as an extension of the core.





Upper Back: Maintenance of spine angle for ease of turning on backswing and follow through.



Lower Back: Critical in maintaining of golf posture during the swing and even putting.



Glutes: Helps maintain flex in hips and also athletic, “golf squat” position for a powerful swing base.



Quadriceps: Allows for ease of maintaining consistent knee flex and golf posture for a repeatable swing.





Hamstrings: The KEY muscle group in producing an effective, optimal and repeatable golf posture for eighteen holes.



Core: The engine to the golf swing. Produces maximum power from the pivot. Stored energy from the torque created on the backswing, to unleash into impact.



This is a very brief overview of your golf swing muscles. As you can see, if these muscles don’t have a higher level of both strength and flexibility, they will not allow you to achieve your true golf potential.



Hopefully you will be motivated to look into a golf conditioning program to strengthen these golf swing muscles.


About the Author: Mike Pedersen is one of the top golf performance experts in the country, author of the Ultimate Golf Fitness Guide - http://www.ultimategolffitnessguide.com and founder of several cutting-edge online golf performance sites. Visit his new golf swing improvement site at http://www.performbettergolf.com


Source: http://www.isnare.com Mike PedersenStrengthening Your Golf Swing Muscles Will Greatly Improve Your Golf Game

Do you have any Nevada Courses Questions?

Send us a email with your questions or suggestions.Contact


Recommend Us To a Friend


Add Url


    Subscribe in NewsGator Online 
Add 'Golf Las Vegas | Nevada Courses Feed' to Newsburst from CNET News.com    Subscribe in Bloglines
Syndicate this site


Nevada Courses Sitemap


 

 
 
© 2006 - 2012 Golf Las Vegas Direct All Rights Reserved
Privacy Disclaimer Terms Contact