Club speed
Club speed comes from the ground up: strong legs and hips, a stable core and fast rotation.
Make My Muscle™ / Golf fitness
Train for your sport · GolfMore power in your swing, a stronger core and a healthier back. Make My Muscle™ builds a golf strength plan for your level, your season and the days you can train, with a warm-up for before you play.
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Club speed comes from the ground up: strong legs and hips, a stable core and fast rotation.
Most golf injuries are in the low back, so core endurance and hip mobility protect it.
Strength and power training have improved club speed and distance in studies.
Your plan rotates through these sessions on the days you pick. Every exercise has a real video.
Rotational power like landmine and cable woodchops, then squats and Romanian deadlifts.
Rows and presses with rotator cuff work to keep your shoulders healthy through the season.
Jumps and knee drives, deadlifts and hip thrusts for drive from the ground.
Inchworms, thoracic rotation, bird dogs, back extensions and side planks.

Six moves, about nine minutes, with a timer. Do it on the range before your round.
Also in Train for your sport: cricket, football, running, cycling, tennis and badminton.
Yes. Train for your sport is part of Make My Muscle™, which is free with no ads and no subscription.
You choose 2, 3 or 4 days a week, plus your level and whether you're in-season or off-season.
Yes. Pick Home and the plan builds the same movement patterns with lighter equipment. For the best results, use a gym.
Rotation power, hip and upper-back mobility, core plus back and shoulder care. Sessions include lower body and rotation, upper body and shoulder care, power and glutes, then mobility and back care.
Yes. A pre-round warm-up of 6 moves, about 9 minutes, with a timer: hip circles, cross-body arm swings, standing reach and rotate, lunge with twist, bodyweight squats and standing back rotation.
Add the injury in Settings › Injuries & limitations and the plan works around it, swapping out or flagging moves that load that area. It's general fitness guidance, not medical advice: see a physio or doctor for pain or injury.
No. It's strength and conditioning for golfers. It works alongside your coach and your practice on the range.