06/15/2026
Improve Your Golf Swing Part 2! Building shoulder stability and rotational reach for your golf swing.
Your swing isn't just about your core and spine—it's about how your shoulders, arms, and torso work together through rotation.
These 2 exercises build what separates good golfers from great ones:
1. ONE ARM HUG A TREE
Builds shoulder stability and chest strength through rotation. Your front shoulder needs to stay stable while your torso rotates—this prevents compensation and creates a powerful, controlled backswing.
2. TWIST DIAGONAL REACH UP
Combines spinal rotation with extension and reach. This mirrors the full range of motion in your golf swing—rotation plus upward reach creates power and follow-through.
Why this matters for your game:
→ Stable shoulders = consistent contact with the ball
→ Full rotational range = complete backswing and follow-through
→ Chest and shoulder strength = power generation through the swing
→ Controlled extension = better accuracy and distance
Most golf training focuses on legs and core. But your upper body creates precision, control, and the final power transfer to the club.
Part 2 of 3. Part 3 drops next week with lower body strength and stability.
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