Golfers In Motion

Golfers In Motion Helping golfers move better, play without pain, and enjoy a lifetime of golf

Randy was 74, coming off surgery, dealing with ongoing orthopedic issues, and was ready to give up golf.Now his body is ...
05/29/2026

Randy was 74, coming off surgery, dealing with ongoing orthopedic issues, and was ready to give up golf.

Now his body is doing things he didn’t think were possible anymore and he’s able to properly swing a golf club again.

That’s what golf-specific physical therapy is about.

Not just pain relief.

It’s about helping golfers move better, feel stronger, and keep playing the game they love for years to come.

joey@golfersinmotion.com
737-383-7960 (call/text)
www.golfersinmotion.com

05/28/2026

First we got him moving well.

Now we need to make the engine bigger.

This high-level senior amateur wants more distance.

His hip and shoulder mobility are no longer the main limiter, which means we can move into the next phase:

Strength.
Power.
Ground force transfer.

Because distance is not just about being flexible.

It’s about having the physical capacity to create speed and the ability to transfer that speed into the golf swing.

Mobility gives you access.

Strength and power help you use it.

If you’re a serious golfer chasing more distance, stop guessing.

Figure out what your real limiter is.

DM me DISTANCE.

joey@golfersinmotion.com
737-383-7960
www.golfersinmotion.com

05/27/2026

From a personal best of 96 to 85.

That’s not luck.

He worked with his swing coach.
We worked on the mobility his body needed.
And he put in the work between sessions.

That’s the team approach.

The swing matters.

The body swinging the club matters too.

When both are addressed, progress becomes a lot more realistic.

DM me SWING if your body is holding back the swing you’re trying to build.

joey@golfersinmotion.com
737-383-7960
www.golfersinmotion.com

05/26/2026

A lot of golfers still have goals.

More distance.
More consistency.
Less pain.
More confidence.
More years doing the thing they love.

But wanting more from your game and having a body that can support it are two different things.

That’s where a lot of frustration lives.

Because the intent is there.

The effort is there.

But the body can’t quite do what the swing demands.

This week, don’t lower your expectations for your game.

Make sure your body is capable of supporting them.

Move better. Play better. Stay in the game longer.

DM “GOALS” if you want to know what your body may need to get there.

joey@golfersinmotion.com
737-383-7960
www.golfersinmotion.com

05/25/2026

Some rounds are clean.

Some rounds are messy.

Most are both.

Good drives. Bad swings. Bunker shots. Putts that fall.

Putts that don’t.

That’s golf.

You don’t need perfect golf to enjoy the game.

But you do need a body that gives you options.

More rotation.
More freedom.
More confidence standing over the ball.

Because golf is hard enough already.

Your body shouldn’t make it harder.

Perform better. Play without pain. Enjoy a lifetime of golf.



joey@golfersinmotion.com
737-383-7960 (call/text)
www.golfersinmotion.com

A lot of golfers don’t get frustrated because they expect perfection.They get frustrated because they know there’s still...
05/22/2026

A lot of golfers don’t get frustrated because they expect perfection.

They get frustrated because they know there’s still more in there.

More distance.
More consistency.
More confidence.
More golf left in the tank.

But when the body gets tighter, weaker, and less reliable, the game starts to feel harder than it should.

And that’s when it stops being just about the score.

It becomes about not wanting your body to be the thing that holds your game back.



joey@golfersinmotion.com
737-383-7960
www.golfersinmotion.com

05/21/2026

Dave came in because he has an overseas golf trip in July. Problem was he could barely get through a round of golf let alone play 2 days in a row. He tried to figure things out on his own but got frustrated when nothing was helping.



joey@golfersinmotion.com
737-383-7960 (call/text)
www.golfersinmotion.com

05/20/2026

If you’re doing indoor speed training, turn off the ball flight.

Seriously.

Speed training is not the time to care about contact, direction, launch, or whether it looked pretty.

The only goal is to swing fast.

Most golfers slow themselves down because they judge every rep like they’re on the course.

Bad contact? They steer it.
Bad direction? They back off.

But if you want more speed, you have to train your body to move faster first.

There’s a time for ball control.

Speed training is not that time.

DM me SPEED if you want to find out what’s holding your speed back.

joey@golfersinmotion.com
737-383-7960
www.golfersinmotion.com

05/19/2026

Most golfers want more speed.

But a lot of them chase it in the wrong order.

They buy a speed stick, watch a few swing tips, start swinging harder…

Then wonder why their back gets tight, their shoulder gets cranky, or their swing feels more inconsistent.

Speed is not just about effort.

It’s about having a body that can create it.

The 3 big mistakes I see:

1. Skipping mobility
If your hips, upper back, and shoulders don’t move well, your swing will find a workaround.
And usually, your low back or shoulder pays the price.

2. Not building enough strength
You can’t expect more speed from the same engine.
Mobility gets you into better positions. Strength helps you control them and produce force.
3. Not measuring

If you’re not tracking clubhead speed, ball speed, or some type of performance number, you’re guessing.

And serious golfers don’t need more guessing.

They need a plan.

If you want more distance, more consistency, and a body that actually holds up while you chase it, the answer probably isn’t just “swing harder.”

It’s building the right foundation first.

DM me SPEED if you want to find out what’s limiting your speed.

05/18/2026

Golf is hard enough already.

It gets even harder when:

your hips won’t turn,
your upper back feels stiff,
your back tightens up,
and your body can’t support the swing you’re trying to make.

That’s when the game starts to feel frustrating.

Not because you don’t care.

Not because you’re not trying.

But because your body is fighting the very thing you want it to do.

This week, ask yourself a better question:

Is your body helping your game… or fighting it?

Because when your body starts working for you, everything changes.

Rotation. Speed. Consistency. Confidence.

DM “HELP” if you want to know what may be holding your body back.

joey@golfersinmotion.com
737-383-7960
www.golfersinmotion.com

05/18/2026

Shot a personal best today.

Casual round, but still pretty cool.

The score was fun, but the bigger reminder was this:

Your best golf has a much better chance of showing up when your body lets you swing freely and hold up through the round.

Not every swing was perfect.
Not every shot was exactly how I drew it up.

But I felt good, trusted my body, and gave myself a chance.

That’s the goal for the golfers I work with.

Less pain.
More freedom.

A body that lets your game show up more often.

DM me “GOLF” if your body hasn’t been letting you play the way you know you can.



joey@golfersinmotion.com
737-383-7960 (call/text)
www.golfersinmotion.com

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