01Movement Preparation
We prepare the body for the work ahead. Mobility, activation, balance and dynamic movement so you move efficiently before we add intensity. This is also the first coaching window of the day, and it usually tells me how the rest of the session should go.
02Power Development
Golf is an explosive sport. Medicine balls, jumps when appropriate, cable work, bands and other low-impact methods develop your ability to create and transfer force quickly. Short sets, sharp intent, early in the session while you are fresh.
03Strength Training
Strength provides the foundation for power and control. Dumbbells, cables, kettlebells, bands, unilateral exercises, carries and other functional movements build strength without unnecessarily beating up your joints.
04Rotational Training
Golf is rotational. We train four separate abilities: create rotation, control rotation, resist unwanted rotation, and transfer force from the ground through the body.
05Balance & Stability
A strong swing requires a stable foundation. We challenge single-leg stability, core control, posture, balance, and the ability to maintain control while producing force.
06Mobility
You need enough mobility to access the positions your swing requires. We work areas such as the hips, thoracic spine, shoulders and ankles while maintaining stability and control. Usable range, not maximum range.
07Golf Movement Integration
This is where the training comes together. Exercises are selected to reinforce the physical patterns that support your swing: posture, sequencing, weight transfer, rotation and control of your swing plane.
08Recovery
Recovery isn’t an afterthought. Mobility work, breathing, appropriate training volume, nutrition, sleep and recovery strategies are part of the overall program.