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Physical Golf begins with the valid (though sometimes overlooked) assumption that golfers are athletes. Thus, a main avenue to success on the course, as in any other sport, is through training and physical conditioning. To this end, author Neil Wolkodoff, a sport scientist and professional trainer, provides a detailed workout regimen for the golfer who wants to strengthen his or her game. With diagrams, photos, and detailed instructions, Wolkodoff outlines exercise routines, nutritional needs, ergonomic advantages, and mental conditioning to aid golfers of all levels and ages. Get physical on the golf course and watch your performance improve.
Golf Digest Book Review, 1999
You'd be hard-pressed to find an excuse not to begin some kind of conditioning program after reading Physical Golf...If your library has room for one fitness book, try this one.
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Physical Golf begins with the valid (though sometimes overlooked) assumption that golfers are athletes. Thus, a main avenue to success on the course, as in any other sport, is through training and physical conditioning. To this end, author Neil Wolkodoff, a sport scientist and professional trainer, provides a detailed workout regimen for the golfer who wants to strengthen his or her game. With diagrams, photos, and detailed instructions, Wolkodoff outlines exercise routines, nutritional needs, ergonomic advantages, and mental conditioning to aid golfers of all levels and ages. Get physical on the golf course and watch your performance improve.
Golf Digest Book Review, 1999
You'd be hard-pressed to find an excuse not to begin some kind of conditioning program after reading Physical Golf...If your library has room for one fitness book, try this one.
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- Golf: A Woman's Guide by Susan Comolli Davis on page 123
- The Golfer's Guide to Pilates: Step-by-Step Exercises to Strengthen Your Game by Monica Clyde on page 21