I don't know if I believe they will work that fast, and I think 12 exercises is definitely nearing the limit of how many you should try to do during a single workout. (Personally, I would prefer a limit of 7 or 8 exercises.) Still, this is a good mix of exercises if you're looking for a new routine.
There are 3 mobility exercises:
- 90-90 Knee Drop (pictured above)
- Bretzel (what a strange name!)
- Shoulder Wall Slide
- Medicine Ball Lift
- No-Arm Side Plank
- Dead Bug
- Bulgarian Split-Squat
- One-Legged Glute Bridge
- One-Legged Row
- Rotational Jump
- Vertical Leap
- One-Legged Lateral Jump
Shear says you can do all 12 exercises in less than 30 minutes, which is a reasonable amount of time to devote to a workout. And he says to do two sets of 10 reps for each exercise, which is also a reasonable number if you're going to do this many different exercises in one session. If you try it, just make sure you don't move so fast that you hurt yourself, trying to finish within that 30-minute session.
Thanks for the post. I need all the help I can get this time of year. Dave Tutelman has a page entitled "Exercise for older golfers" (http://www.tutelman.com/golf/justgolf/exercise0.php). I like getting hints from someone my own age.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link, Jean Luc!
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