Golf performance

Unlock the swing your body has been holding back.

Every golfer has a physical profile. Ours is a simple promise: find the limitation, treat it, then train the pattern until it holds up over 18 holes.

The body–swing connection

Swing faults start in the body

Most swing characteristics have a physical cause. Coaching the move without addressing the restriction is why the same fault keeps coming back. Here's how common faults map to what we test.

  • Early extensionLimited hip internal rotation or poor glute control
  • Loss of postureRestricted thoracic rotation and weak deep core
  • Casting / early releaseWrist mobility and forearm strength deficits
  • Sway and slidePoor pelvic separation and single-leg stability
  • Reverse spine angleTight hip flexors and limited shoulder external rotation
  • Chicken wingingScapular control and shoulder mobility restrictions
Physical therapist observing a movement assessment on a treadmill

How it works

Four steps from screen to speed

01

Body screen

Mobility, stability and strength testing head to toe — hips, thoracic spine, shoulders, ankles, grip.

02

Swing review

We watch your swing on video and connect what your body does to what the club does.

03

Treatment plan

Manual therapy and corrective exercise aimed at the one or two limitations driving the pattern.

04

Power block

Progressive rotational strength and speed work so new range turns into clubhead speed.

Golfer training rotational power with a medicine ball

Who it's for

Built for golfers at every level

  • Weekend golfers whose back or hip aches by the 12th hole
  • Competitive amateurs chasing more clubhead speed safely
  • Seniors who want to keep playing four rounds a week
  • Juniors building durable movement before volume ramps up
  • Golfers returning after surgery or a long layoff

Next step

Let's find your limitation.

Book a golf movement screen in Winthrop and leave knowing what to work on and why.