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This review integrates biomechanics, exercise physiology, and targeted training to inform evidence-based strategies that enhance golf performance, promote efficient mechanics, and reduce injury risk.
Integrative golf fitness synthesizes biomechanics, exercise physiology, and targeted training to improve swing efficiency, power, and injury resilience, promoting evidence-based performance gains.
This article presents an evidence-based framework for golf fitness optimization, integrating biomechanics, physiology, and periodized training to enhance performance and reduce injury risk across skill levels.
Integrating biomechanics, physiological profiling, and targeted strength, mobility, and conditioning protocols yields evidence-based strategies to enhance golf performance, efficiency, and injury resilience.
Evidence-based golf fitness combines biomechanics, physiology, and periodized training to optimize swing mechanics, power, and injury prevention, translating research into measurable on-course performance gains.
Integrating biomechanics, exercise physiology, and periodized training, this review outlines evidence-based strategies to optimize golf performance and mitigate injury via targeted mobility, strength, and power work.
Synthesizing biomechanics, physiology, and conditioning research, this review outlines evidence-based strategies to improve golf performance, refine swing mechanics, and mitigate injury risk.
Integrating biomechanical analysis with targeted conditioning optimizes golf performance by aligning movement efficiency, neuromuscular coordination, and energy systems to reduce injury risk and enhance shot consistency.
Integrating biomechanics and periodized training, evidence-based golf fitness optimizes kinetic chain sequencing, power transfer, and injury prevention via targeted assessment, progressive loading, and neuromuscular conditioning.
Evidence-based golf fitness integrates biomechanics, physiology, and periodized training to optimize swing mechanics, power transfer, and injury prevention for measurable performance gains.
