One key to success on the golf course can’t be found at the pro shop. It’s the physical condition of the golfer. Pain shouldn’t be par for the course. Stay in the game by protecting your back.
When you consider the spinal rotation that goes into a golf swing and the fact that the speed of the club can reach 160 km/hour, it’s easy to understand that golf puts significant stress on your body.
Follow these tips to improve your game and prevent the pain.
Take a few minutes to stretch before and after your game. Start with a brisk walk — 10 to 15 minutes should do it. Then do some dynamic stretching.
Drink plenty of fluids before, during and after your game. Remember that once you are thirsty, you are already starting to dehydrate.
Pushing or pulling your bag and taking turns riding in a cart can help you prevent back injury. If you prefer to carry your clubs, use a double-strap bag that evenly distributes the weight. If your bag gets too heavy, put it down and take a break.
Wearing a golf shoe with good support and the proper fit can help prevent knee, hip and lower back pain.
The right swing technique can do more than improve your game. It can also spare you unnecessary pain. Working with a professional is a great way to learn the basics.
If you’re experiencing back pain, consult a chiropractor to assess your specific needs and identify a course of action that’s right for you.
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