17/08/2024
The topic of passive vs. active posture at address is fascinating, especially given how imbalances at this stage can directly impact the swing, leading to compensations in movement.
πΊOne key issue is the βcrunch postureβ. Golfers in this posture often develop compensatory movements to adapt.
β οΈ However, those aiming to improve their posture frequently focus on the upper body, overlooking the critical role of the pelvis.
π’ In reality, the pelvis is the key area that should be addressed to achieve proper posture and prevent compensations.
The next step is to identify any limitations in the area of concern that might have caused this passive posture.
ππ» Here are some possible limitations to consider, so itβs advisable to seek advice from a professional:
β’ Tight hamstrings
β’ Limited hip flexibility
β’ Tight lower back muscles
β’ Protective mechanisms, where other muscles respond protectively
β’ Postural habits
β’ Neural tension that restricts movement if certain positions are perceived as unsafe
If you wish to improve and you have this condition, look for an expert that is able to help you.
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