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Pairing precise biomechanical analysis with targeted strength, mobility, and neuromuscular training sharpens swing mechanics, boosts power transfer, and builds greater injury resilience for golfers at every skill level
This study investigates the biomechanics of the golf swing follow-through, emphasizing joint sequencing, momentum transfer, and controlled deceleration to optimize shot accuracy, consistency, and injury prevention.
This study elucidates kinematics and neuromuscular mechanisms underpinning golf follow-through, highlighting joint sequencing, momentum transfer, and active deceleration for accuracy and injury prevention.
This study examines kinematics and neuromuscular control of the golf swing follow-through, emphasizing joint sequencing, momentum transfer, and active deceleration strategies to optimize accuracy, consistency, and injury prevention.
This review synthesizes golf biomechanics and exercise physiology to propose targeted training strategies that optimize swing mechanics, enhance power and endurance, and reduce injury risk.
Examines biomechanical factors of the golf swing follow-through, highlighting coordinated kinematic sequencing, efficient force transfer, and neuromuscular control to enhance shot precision and consistency.
This study examines biomechanics of the golf-swing follow-through, emphasizing coordinated joint sequencing, efficient momentum transfer, and controlled deceleration to enhance accuracy, consistency, and injury prevention.
Examines biomechanical principles guiding the golf follow-through, integrating kinematics, neuromuscular coordination, and sensorimotor feedback to improve swing precision, consistency, and performance outcomes.
Integrating biomechanics, exercise physiology, and targeted training enhances golf performance and reduces injury risk. Evidence supports mobility, rotational power, and individualized strength programs.
Slow-motion golf swing practice enhances motor learning, precision, and attentional control by strengthening sensorimotor integration and deliberate motor planning, fostering durable performance gains.
