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Back Stretches For Your Golf Game

Stretching your back before and after your golf game is going to give you more mobility and more strength throughout your swing.

Back Stretches for Golf, especially lower back stretches, should be a part of your warm-up routine every time you play.

Back Stretches

What’s up, GolfersRx, Mark Williamson, the Golf Yogi, discussing my favorite subject, stretching.

Stretching your back before and after your golf game will give you more mobility and more strength throughout your golf swing.

Back Stretches will allow you to maintain a proper spine angle throughout your swing, pulling your shoulders back and opening up your chest.

In performing these moves, you’re going to warm-up, stretch, and strengthen your back muscle, which will alleviate rounding your shoulders at address.

These straightforward exercises or stretches, as well as the more advanced stretches, will help with your flexibility, your strength, and your energy throughout your round of golf.

 

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6 Comments

  1. John Allen

    November 13, 2018 at 6:52 am

    Do you recommend single leg bridges ?

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    • Mark Williamson

      December 6, 2018 at 1:23 pm

      Absolutely! Just make sure you are keeping the knees together and just extending the leg, not going into deeper back extension to get the raised leg higher.

      Reply
  2. Rodger

    December 16, 2018 at 11:04 am

    Mark, as a 66 year old obsessed golfer with chronic back problems, I find your videos to be the best information for me to increase my mobility and enable my lumbar spine to better withstand the stresses and stains caused by the golf swing. One thing that would be very helpful would be to have a printable version of the exercises you recommend. It would make it much easier to have that as a handy reference.

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    • Mark

      January 4, 2019 at 7:55 pm

      Hi Rodger
      Send me an email at mark@thegolfyogi.com and and we can discuss that.
      Thanks

      Reply
  3. Joe Pauly

    December 17, 2018 at 5:14 pm

    Hi Mark, I did several minutes of your back routines yesterday. Today the back is good, but I feel a warm ache in my right hamstring area. I got to thinking that I watched your videos without reading the accompanying comments and I also realized that I had done no pre-stretch warmups.
    Do you have any recommendations for warmups for these stretches? I

    Joe P

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  4. Ed V.

    August 9, 2019 at 11:08 am

    Are these too much for an 84 year old.Ed

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