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FitSwing

Enhance your body...improve your game!

Would you like to hit the ball longer, play for longer, and no longer deal with nagging injuries due to your body not being up to par with your swing?

 

Designed for both the competitive and recreational player, FitSwing is a golf-specific fitness program that will identify and correct limitations that are preventing you from reaching your body’s physical capabilities and executing the proper mechanics necessary to swing faster and more efficiently. With a focus on the enhancement of upper/lower body strength and mobility and core/spinal stability and coordination through an individualized approach, this program will allow you to build the repeatable and dependable swing that you’re striving for.

 

Taught by a movement specialist with 20+ years of experience in functional sports training, FitSwing has programs tailor made both for competitive youth golfers looking to get stronger and maximize their swing speed as well as for adults of all ages and skill levels who want to move easier, feel better, and hit farther.

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Components of the FitSwing program include:

  • 16-point Titleist Performance Institute physical screen administered by a certified movement specialist.
     

  • Program design based on screen finding with therapeutic focus.
     

  • Twice-weekly small group sessions with a focus on individualization:
     

    • Day 1- functional strength training

    • Day 2- golf-specific stability/mobility training

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Hit longer, play longer, and no longer deal with chronic injuries!

​Program fee:  $395

 

Tuesdays 5:00 pm & Saturdays 8:00 am

Next program starts:  Tuesday October 1

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FitSwing is an eight-week program that meets twice a week. 60-minute sessions

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  • How exactly does “golf fitness” differ from my current fitness routine or program?
    To have an efficient and repeatable golf swing it is essential that you get the most out of your physical capabilities. Every golfer out there has a different body type, posture, and level of strength and conditioning. Basic fitness regimens are beneficial to overall health and wellness but fail to address these adequately and specifically to allow you to enhance your body to optimize your swing.
  • What type of exercises will I be doing in the FitSwing program?
    That all depends on your body type and current fitness level. After having a 16-point physical screen and assessment supervised by a Titleist Performance Institute (TPI)-certified fitness instructor, a customized program will be designed that will specifically address your particular deficiencies. Whether it be a lack of core and spinal stability, lower body strength, or upper body mobility, to name a few, your individualized program will focus on what is needed to get you maximizing your body’s potential.
  • What does Titleist Performance Institute (TPI)-certified mean and how will that help my game?
    In 1997 the company that owns the brand Titleist built a 33-acre facility in California for the purpose of research and development of the golf swing. In 2003 the facility was overhauled to include a motion capture studio, a fully functional strength and conditioning facility, and a state-of-the-art club fitting building. This is now known as the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI). To become a TPI-certified instructor one must complete an online course, participate in a two-day, hands-on workshop, then finally pass an online test with a score of 80% or better. This rigorous and comprehensive training, along with the prestigious Titleist name, makes TPI Certification the gold standard in golf fitness.
  • What happens once I have completed the program? Will I lose the benefits if I do not stay with it?
    Outside of seeing your swing reach a level of optimization you have never reached completion of the program is just the first step in the journey of enhancing your body to improve your game. It is highly recommended that you develop a regular, consistent fitness routine to help you maintain the physical gains that you have made. Your FitSwing instructor can help you put together a program, or if you are one those individuals who prefers the accountability of working with someone, options are available following the eight weeks to keep you at the top of your game.
  • Is there anything else I should be doing to help my swing reach its peak efficiency?
    Three things lead to efficiency breakdowns in the golf swing: poor conditioning, poor mechanics, and poor equipment. The first one will be addressed through the 16-point physical screen and fitness assessment and subsequent individualized program design. The other two are the domain of TPI-certified golf professionals and club fitters. It is strongly recommended that you seek out the expertise of a golf professional to help isolate mechanical breakdowns in your swing as well as an expert club fitter to determine the best equipment specifications for you. If you are not sure who to turn to we can provide referrals to professionals that we have collaborated with and sincerely trust with our clientele.
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