22/05/2026
Incline Prone External Rotate + Press
This move is a great shoulder stability and upper back strength drill for golfers because it trains the exact areas that help control the club, protect the shoulder, and maintain posture through the swing.
Set up chest-supported on an incline bench, rotate the shoulders externally, then press overhead while keeping control through the upper back and shoulder blades.
Why it helps golfers:
• Improves shoulder stability
Stronger rotator cuff and scapular control helps keep the shoulder moving efficiently through the backswing and follow-through.
• Builds upper back strength
A stronger upper back helps support better posture and control in your golf setup.
• Enhances overhead and rotational control
Golfers need the shoulders to move freely while staying stable. This drill teaches control through rotation and pressing.
• Helps reduce compensation
When the shoulders and upper back are stronger, the body doesn’t have to steal motion from the low back or neck.
• Supports better swing mechanics
Better shoulder function can help create a smoother, more controlled swing with less breakdown through posture.
Add this into your golf performance training if you want stronger shoulders, better posture, and more control through your swing.
Save this one and try it in your next upper body or golf prep session.