Description :
Pilates for Golfers
The Pilates instructor manual to identify and correct
golf swing faults using the Pilates Method.
Pilates for Golfers is a step-by-step guide to identify and correct golf swing faults using the Pilates Method. It is 140 pages filled with golf fitness information to assess your golf clients, identify their swing faults and detailed Pilates exercises for golf that will correct the swing faults. This information is essential for this niche market that can help increase your client base and revenue stream.
Improve your client?s golf game with Pilates
If you are looking for reliable information when working with golfers, this unbelievable manual actually addresses the specific swing faults golfers experience. With the help of some basic screenings and essential exercises, you can drastically improve your client?s golf game and extend their years of playing golf. Pilates gives golfers balance, core stability, hip stability, flexibility, strength, increased range-of-motion, mind/body connection and effective breathing techniques. If you want to improve your client?s golf game, with some basic exercises that can be done anywhere, this series is for you!
How will this manual help your golf clients?
You can extend the years your client will be playing golf
Your client will hit the ball farther
Your client will hit the ball straighter
Your client will feel better after a round of golf
You will strengthen your client?s back
You will understand how the exercises relate directly to specific swing faults
These exercises can be done anywhere
You do not need large equipment
These basic exercises are easy to understand
Designed for Pilates instructors and includes:
Over 140 pages of solid content
Detailed descriptions and pictures of golf swing faults and causes
Specific instructions to determine your client?s swing fault
Warm-up exercises for each swing fault
6 ? 12 mat exercises for each swing fault
Pictures and step-by-step instructions for each exercise
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