The Swing Clinic - Golf Osteopathy

21/09/2015

From down town.

08/09/2015

When you red this article you'll understand why balance and what we do at the swing clinic are so important

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01/09/2015

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28/08/2015

Sometimes it ain't your day

25/08/2015

|| Swings are like different software. We work on the hardware ||

At The Swing Clinic we don't believe in the one perfect swing, everyone is different. We believe in making sure your anatomy works as best as it possibly can to improve performance and reduce the risk of golf injuries.

Using bespoke treatment and training programs we improve joint flexibility (particularly rotation), golf specific muscle strength and balance throughout the swing.

Contact the clinic today on 03 9585 6006 to book your appointment.

15/08/2015

Aussies leading the charge

05/08/2015

How many takes?

08/07/2015

At The Swing Clinic we prescribe home workable exercises that look and smell like golf. Loin cloths are optional...

Tom Kite workout... wtf!

29/06/2015

The industry is certainly catching up. Hitting the ball further is about swinging efficiently, not harder. Efficiency comes from having good working anatomy.

22/06/2015

The future

2015 U.S. Open Video

18/06/2015

Going to be a pretty quick track....

11/06/2015

Some good ideas from Mike Boyle. At the swing clinic we often focus on developing better thoracic and hip range of motion through hands on Osteopathic technique and unique personalized home workable exercise programs to reduce lower back stress and strain and increase performance.

http://www.mytpi.com/articles/fitness/how_to_improve_rotation_while_protecting_your_lower_back

Every golfer wants to improve rotation, but often they look to improve it in the wrong places. This article discusses why golfers should focus on rotation in the hips, thoracic spine and shoulders, and not the lumbar spine.