04/15/2026
Golf is one of those sports that looks low intensity from the outside but absolutely punishes people who are not physically prepared for it. Rotational power, hip mobility, single leg stability, and the ability to repeat a high speed movement pattern for 18 holes on uneven terrain — that is a serious physical demand. If you are carrying an old knee injury on top of it, training without a plan can make things worse in a hurry.
This week's workout is built for exactly that: someone with a history of meniscus pain who wants to improve golf performance and build the kind of fitness that holds up for the long haul. Every exercise has been chosen with a compromised meniscus in mind. No deep compression, no lateral shear, no high impact landings. Just smart, effective training that builds the rotational power, single leg stability, and aerobic capacity that separates a golfer who fades on the back nine from one who finishes stronger than they started.
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