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Golf Rehab

Golf Physiotherapy: Injury Prevention, Mobility & Performance for Golfers

Golf may appear low impact, but the golf swing involves powerful rotational movements that place stress on the spine, hips, shoulders, and elbows.

Physiotherapy can help golfers improve swing efficiency, mobility, and injury prevention.

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Common Golf Injuries Treated

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How Physiotherapy Helps Golfers

Physiotherapy treatment focuses on improving mobility, stability, and rotational strength.

Treatment may include:

  • Manual therapy

  • Core stability training

  • Hip and thoracic spine mobility exercises

  • Swing-related movement training

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Preventative Physiotherapy for Golf

Preventative programs help golfers improve swing mechanics, flexibility, and strength, which can reduce injury risk and improve consistency on the course.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can physiotherapy improve my golf swing?

Yes. Better mobility and rotational control can improve swing efficiency and consistency.

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Can physiotherapy help increase driving distance?

Improving thoracic mobility, hip rotation, and strength often helps generate more power.

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Is golf physiotherapy only for injured golfers?

No. Many golfers use physiotherapy proactively to improve movement and prevent injury.

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How often should golfers address mobility restrictions?

Regular mobility maintenance can help prevent compensation patterns and improve long-term performance.

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