Comments on: Should i develop a stronger and more supple body for golf? http://www.allthingsgolf4u.com//golf-qa/should-i-develop-a-stronger-and-more-supple-body-for-golf/ Golf Tips - Strategies - Golf resources - Learn to Play Golf Sun, 20 May 2012 03:10:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 By: Bob B http://www.allthingsgolf4u.com//golf-qa/should-i-develop-a-stronger-and-more-supple-body-for-golf/comment-page-1/#comment-4535 Bob B Thu, 04 Mar 2010 13:09:47 +0000 http://www.allthingsgolf4u.com//golf-qa/should-i-develop-a-stronger-and-more-supple-body-for-golf/#comment-4535 Being stronger and more supple definitely helps, but a lot of the game comes down to technique. You should study as many different styles as possible, thereby arming yourself with a useful arsenal to use in any situation. There's a pretty good book about this you can check out here:. As with any new skill, it takes time to accomplish expertise, but you're starting young enough you shouldn't have any problems training yourself and learning quickly. Way to go for asking questions that will help improve your game! Being stronger and more supple definitely helps, but a lot of the game comes down to technique. You should study as many different styles as possible, thereby arming yourself with a useful arsenal to use in any situation. There’s a pretty good book about this you can check out here:. As with any new skill, it takes time to accomplish expertise, but you’re starting young enough you shouldn’t have any problems training yourself and learning quickly. Way to go for asking questions that will help improve your game!

]]> By: dan_jjb http://www.allthingsgolf4u.com//golf-qa/should-i-develop-a-stronger-and-more-supple-body-for-golf/comment-page-1/#comment-4534 dan_jjb Wed, 03 Mar 2010 09:37:22 +0000 http://www.allthingsgolf4u.com//golf-qa/should-i-develop-a-stronger-and-more-supple-body-for-golf/#comment-4534 YES! Strength and fitness generally is one of the most overlooked parts of golf by amateurs. Guys want to go out buy new clubs and instantly be better. I'm sure you've heard the old saying "it's the indian, not the arrow", this applies to golf too. As to what to do, this depends on your condition now. As a general idea, you want to increase flexibility around the ankle, hip and shoulder joints. Concentrate on both static and dynamic flexibility. You want to increase strength primarily in the legs, core and back. Forearm and upper arm strength can also be useful. If you are not sure about any of this, or want specific tests and routines, feel free to contact me through my profile and I will help you out. Also a good source of information is mytpi just google this. Hope this helps, and good luck. YES!

Strength and fitness generally is one of the most overlooked parts of golf by amateurs. Guys want to go out buy new clubs and instantly be better. I’m sure you’ve heard the old saying “it’s the indian, not the arrow”, this applies to golf too.

As to what to do, this depends on your condition now.

As a general idea, you want to increase flexibility around the ankle, hip and shoulder joints. Concentrate on both static and dynamic flexibility.

You want to increase strength primarily in the legs, core and back. Forearm and upper arm strength can also be useful.

If you are not sure about any of this, or want specific tests and routines, feel free to contact me through my profile and I will help you out.

Also a good source of information is mytpi just google this.

Hope this helps, and good luck.

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