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Functional Golf Assessment

Our Functional Golf Assessment offers a cutting-edge approach to optimizing your game by integrating principles of human movement into the biomechanics of your golf swing. Ideal for golfers of all skill levels, this comprehensive analysis and tailored training regimen aim to enhance performance, alleviate discomfort, and minimize the risk of injury on the course.

 

During your one-on-one sessions with our doctor of physical therapy, we delve deep into the intricacies of your swing mechanics, utilizing insights from The Grey Institute of Applied Functional Science. By systematically evaluating each joint's function throughout key phases of your swing, including Address, Backswing, Impact Position, and Follow-Through, we pinpoint areas of inhibition that may be hindering your performance. This innovative approach enables us to make targeted adjustments to your movement patterns and address imbalances, resulting in smoother, more efficient mechanics that translate directly to improved consistency and speed in your swing. Experience a game-changing transformation in your golf performance with our Functional Golf Assessment.

What to expect

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Comprehensive Swing Analysis

Your physical therapist will conduct a thorough assessment of your golf swing mechanics, focusing on key phases such as Address, Backswing, Impact Position, and Follow-Through, to identify areas of improvement and potential sources of inhibition.

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Personalized Recommendations

You’ll receive tailored training regimens and adjustments aimed at optimizing movement patterns, addressing imbalances, and enhancing performance on the golf course.

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 Integration of Functional Science

We utilize principles from The Grey Institute of Applied Functional Science to provide a unique and innovative approach to improving golf swing mechanics, resulting in more consistent, fluid, and efficient movement patterns.

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