09/08/2026
Caleb came to us with back pain and dizziness after seeing other specialists with no results. During his evaluation, we found there to not be any typical causes of dizziness, instead, we found severe thoracic spine stiffness. For a golfer thoracic spine stiffness is going to negatively impact their game, making it really hard to get a full windup and follow through on their stroke And it's going to put excessive stress on the neck as the golfer tries to compensate for this.
After 2 weeks of focusing on improving the mobility of his thoracic spine with rotational based activities, the dizziness was gone. After 6 weeks Caleb noticed he was standing up taller and feeling better after golfing 18 holes. After 8 weeks Caleb noticed his back didn't hurt anymore after golfing and he was hitting the ball further as his stroke felt smoother with both the windup and the follow-through.
This is what we talk about all the time with the cause of people's problem Oftentimes not being where the pain or discomfort is coming from. Kill about a great low back and great cervical mobility but these areas we're having to compensate for the stiffness in his thoracic spine. Many would look at this as instability when in fact it was instability brought on by hypomobility of a different area.
We're super excited to see Caleb have a great golf season this fall!