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Junior Golf Newsletter, Issue #005 -- Four Guiding Principles of Golf Fitness June 29, 2007 |
![]() Your Online Youth Golf MagazineFriday, June 2007, Issue #05 TABLE OF CONTENTS
1- Editor's NotesHello, Welcome to the monthly edition of the Junior Golf NewsLetter, your Youth Golf Magazine. Recently, I had a big trouble with my computer and I had to take it to the technician, who spent 2 days to repair it. Results? I got very frustrated and angry about the new century, and I came to realize that we are, today more dependent on electronic devices then ever. Now, my computer is fine and I’m happy that my life went back to normal! So, my most important advice to you today...take one full day without using a laptop, PDA, computer or any other electronic gadgets you may usually use. Just forget about them and take some time off. Relax, don't worry...you'll be fine!
Until next month...
2- Special Welcome to New SubscribersA warm welcome to our new subscribers!. As promised this newsletter will bring you value packed, useful and interesting information about everything related to junior golf. You will also get valuable advice and recommendations about parent involvement in sports. Just enjoy reading this junior golf E-zine!
3- Golf Fitness Exercises:Just as basketball, football, and swimming require conditioning and warm-up exercises, there are golf fitness exercises that you and your junior golfers should use as well. So, before you start golfing take a little time to stretch and warm your body, and this should only take 10 or 15 minutes of your time. According to Susan Hill, a certified Golf Biomechanic and Sports Performance Nutritionist: ‘’Any time you can enhance your flexibility; you have the potential to lengthen your golf swing and create greater club head speed. A golfer’s focus should always be on restoring normal range of motion before progressing onto more advanced strength programs.’’ Keep in mind that all golf fitness exercises should be done with the golf club in hand. 1- Core Muscles: Stand with your golf club in front of you, one hand on each end of the club. With club in hand and arms apart, stretch the trunk in each direction until you feel the muscles stretch, but not so far or so hard that you feel pain. 2- Legs: As with other golf fitness exercises, leg warm ups are also done with the golf club in hand. With the golf club in hand, you should perform toe touches and squats. 3- Lateral Muscles: Hold your golf club above your head with your arms shoulder length apart. Bend the body from right to left until you feel enough of a stretch in each area for that to be satisfying. 4- Shoulders: Shoulders are an important area for golf fitness, but exercises can be done with ease. Just put your golf club behind your shoulders with one hand and reach back with the other. Remember to have at least 1-2 liters of water while you’re on the course and drink often to prevent dehydration. Click on Golf Fitness Exercises and read the complete article.
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