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Golf Anatomy Abdominal Muscles - Golf Anatomy and Kinesiology

The Rectus Abdominis The External Obliques The Internal Obliques The internal oblique muscles are a pair of deep muscles that are just below the external oblique muscles. The internal…

Golf Anatomy Core Muscles - Golf Anatomy and Kinesiology

The muscles of the core run the length of the trunk and torso. The following list includes the most commonly identified core muscles as well as the lesser known groups:…

Golf Anatomy Kinetic Chain - Golf Anatomy and Kinesiology

In the golf swing, the kinetic chain is the different parts of your body acting as a system of chain links to transfer energy from the ground through to the…

Golf Anatomy Trapezius Muscle - Golf Anatomy and Kinesiology

The trapezius muscle is the large muscle between your neck and your shoulder.  It forms the ‘V’ shape of your neck. The trapezius muscles move the scapulae (shoulder blades), support…

Golf Anatomy The Role of the Obliques in the Golf Swing - Golf Anatomy and Kinesiology

Your oblique muscles (side abdominals) help you to bend from the side or twist your torso.  Strong obliques support the lower back, warding off back pain and posture problems. Your…

Golf Anatomy The Role of the Glutes in the Golf Swing - Golf Anatomy and Kinesiology

The Role of the Glutes in the Golf Swing Most amateur golfers (and many teaching professionals) mistakenly think that power in the golf swing is mostly generated with the shoulders…

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Swing like a Champion is the simplest, the most powerful and efficient, and the most effective way to swing a golf club. This isn’t about “tips” or “quick fixes”.  We’re…

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