Gain A Competitive Edge With Golf Weight Training

Will Lifting Weights Help My Golf Game?

There is no definitive answer to this question. However, there are some benefits of lifting weights that could help your golf game. Lifting weights can help increase strength, power, and muscle mass. All of these could potentially help you with your golf game. Also, lifting weights can improve your balance and coordination.

However, it is important to note that if you are not currently active, you should consult with a doctor before starting a weightlifting program, as you could risk injury if you are not properly conditioned. If you are already active and lift weights regularly, adding some time focused on golf-specific exercises could also be beneficial.

What Muscles Does Golfing Work 

Golfing is a great way to exercise and work on your swing. But what muscles do golfing work?

Golfing primarily works the muscles in your arms, shoulders, and back. The swinging motion works your biceps, triceps, and shoulders. And walking to get to different holes works your leg muscles.

These muscles need to be strong if you want to improve your golf game. That's why it's important to include golf-specific weight training in your workout routine.

Exercises that work these muscles are shoulder presses, lateral raises, curls, and triceps extensions. You can also do squats and lunges to strengthen your legs.

Here are some weight training exercises for you to incorporate to your golf routine:

Glute Bridge

Glute Bridge

Single Leg Glute Bridge

Single Leg Glute Bridge

Side Plank To Row

Side Plank To Row

Landmine Press

Landmine Press

Landmine Press

Half Kneeling Thoracic Spine Rotation

Half Kneeling Thoracic Spine Rotation

Dumbbell Lunges

Dumbbell Lunge

Pallof Press

Pallof Press

Loaded Carrier

Assisted Bird Dog

Assisted Bird Dog

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By Michelle Vik Myrvold

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