5 Tips To Find A Golf Fitness Instructor
I want to begin a golf specific workout program. Do you have any tips to find a qualified personal trainer? I want to improve my overall health as well as be able to improve my golf game.
We do have some helpful golf fitness tips for you. The first is do not forget to check with your doctor to make sure there are not any other complications prior to starting a new golf workout program. Other than that here are five tips that should help you find a fitness instructor that will help you achieve your goals.
1. Ask yourself if you will be more comfortable with a man or woman. It seems simple enough. You want to find someone who will listen to you but yet still push you and drive you to find new personal bests.
2. Before you begin looking around, know exactly what you want for your golf fitness. Have a set of golf fitness goals in mind, and find the trainer that will most likely fulfill those goals. Depending on your goals and your budget, you may be able to accomplish this in a class or group setting.
3. Make sure to find a personal trainer with a certification from at least one of the major national organizations, such as the American College of Sports Medicine, American Council on Exercise, the National Strength and Conditioning Association, or the National Academy of Sports Medicine. In addition, a personal trainer that has been certified by the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) is very well trained on how to use golf specific exercises to improve your overall fitness and golf game.
4. Narrow your search. After you have a clear idea, and have checked with the national organizations, find interview the trainers near you. Ask them for references and talk to their past clients. Talk to the trainer themselves prior to training. Understand how you are going to achieve your goals and what it will entail from a time standpoint. Your personal trainer should set up a series of achievable goals – a certain amount of weight lost, a certain amount of repetitions, etc. – or else the workouts will start to feel meaningless, which will lead to a loss of motivation.
5. The trainer selected should have experience with golf-specific training. A golf-specific workout program emphasizes strength, flexibility, and balance and should include each of these aspects in your golf workouts. Each of these categories will not only improve your game, but also help prevent injury.
Good Luck!
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