Social media is silly, but also an example of the tendency to want a swing to look a certain way, even when it belongs to one of the best players in the world.

How it works > How it looks

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.Mark Blackburn implementing a form of reactive neuromuscular training with Masters co-leader max homa earlier this year.

The band around Max’s waist pulls his pelvis towards the target line, which can help create the feel he needs to generate more AP force to increase clubhead…

How Mark Blackburn and Max Homa worked to “match his physicality with what he does in the golf swing.”

Inside Max Homa's Body-Swing Connection: mytpi.com/articles/swing…

'I said to Jon, 'Listen, a lot of people are going to try to change your swing, but don’t listen to them. I’ll teach you how to use it, and how to build it,' and that’s what we did.”

- Dave Phillips

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Championship opportunities don’t come by chance, but by preparation.

The more we know about an athlete’s movement patterns and physical capabilities, the better positioned we are to help them be ready for the most important moments. No guessing.

Long-term development > Short-term results

During his press conference yesterday, Scottie Scheffler was asked about the best advice he received from his coach, Randy Smith. His answer? Patience.

Playing the long game is a huge driver of our advanced Junior curriculum.

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Dr. Rose on the relationship between force and moment arm for generating torque in the golf swing.

Optimizing ground reaction forces is about not just about evaluating HOW HARD a golfer pushes, but HOW they push.

This is a key concept we discuss at our Golf and Power Level 3…

Testing on client intake establishes a baseline and identifies potential physical limitations.

Re-testing demonstrates progress and confirms the effectiveness of the invention.

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The body does what is easiest, not always what is best.

Often the body part that’s doing the most work is what’s most vulnerable to injury.

Great team approach around the Body-Swing Connection with Tinsley Performance Mark Blackburn and Trey Mullinax

-Greg Johnson of Varimax Fitness Fitgolf Sacramento training Lexi Booras (golfgirllexi, IG).

Social media marvels at the San Francisco Women’s Golf commit’s swing speed, but tends to overlook the foundational work she and Greg have done to help develop it.

A golf fitness program that maximizes…

We like to think of the golfer as a Formula 1 car and the coach as the driver of the car.

Coaches not only need to understand the swing, but should be able to read a golfer’s “performance dashboard” to communicate with the pit crew (medical & fitness)

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One of the hallmarks of elite ball strikers is that they tend to get to their lead side much earlier than higher handicappers.

If golfers generate ground reaction forces too late, it’s more difficult to translate them to the club.

The Step Change of Direction drill not only…

Why a golfer can’t “fix” their swing in the gym. 👇

“We develop swing patterns around limitations. Just because you get rid of the limitation, doesn’t mean you get rid of the swing patterns. Those are hard to get rid of.”

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