Golf, a sport that relies on strength, flexibility, and precision, places significant emphasis on the fluidity and mobility of your swing. At Prana Physiotherapy and Health, we recognise the multifaceted nature of this game, understanding that a successful swing hinges on various factors.
Why Golfers Experience Lower Back Pain
It's common for approximately 30% of golfers to experience lower back pain after a round of golf, often stemming from issues related to mobility, strength, or existing medical conditions. Our team specialises in assessing your body mechanics and swing, pinpointing areas of improvement, and recommending tailored exercises to enhance mobility and alleviate discomfort.
We use a comprehensive 16-step assessment to create a personalised treatment program for you. Recognising that individual differences exist in swing styles, our Exercise Physiologists and Physiotherapists can adapt techniques to accommodate various conditions and ensure optimal performance.
Benefits of a Golf Assessment:
Golf Performance Optimisation
Through exercise and corrective techniques, Physiotherapy interventions aim to optimise a golfer's performance on the course. By addressing limitations in mobility, stability, and strength, players can achieve greater consistency, accuracy, and power in their swings, leading to improved scores and overall satisfaction with their game.
Injury Management
Collecting a thorough history and using the golf assessment tool, we can provide you with a personalised rehabilitation program. This will help manage current or chronic injuries and treat injuries that stem from golf such as low back pain. We understand the importance of continuing with the activities you love, so we employ activity modification and exercise rehabilitation to keep you on the course.
Injury Prevention
By identifying biomechanical deficiencies and musculoskeletal imbalances early on, we design targeted interventions to reduce the risk of injury during golfing activities. Strengthening weak muscles, improving flexibility, and correcting movement patterns can help prevent common golf-related injuries such as lower back pain, golfer's elbow, and rotator cuff strains.
Longevity in the Sport
Golf is a game many individuals play into their later years. By addressing musculoskeletal imbalances and prioritising your physical health, our team can help you maintain a long-lasting career in the game you love. A proactive approach minimises the chances of chronic conditions developing, allowing you to enjoy golf for many years to come.
Whether you're a casual golfer or an enthusiast, a Golf Assessment at Prana Physiotherapy & Health will help improve your swing biomechanics, reduce pain and injury, and ultimately elevate your game! Our team of physiotherapists and exercise physiologists are not only experts in their field but also passionate golfers who understand the unique demands of the sport. Meet our golf-loving team members: Jessica Baldock and Will Casimir.
Ready to take your golf game to the next level? Book your Golf Assessment at Prana Physiotherapy and Health today and experience the difference expert physiotherapy can make. For more information, click the button below.
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