GOLF TIPS

FULL SWING

Cindy Miller: Square Face
Lori West: Power Drives


SHORT  GAME

Alicia Dibos: Bunkers
Rosie Jones: Bump and Run
Cindy Miller: Chip vs. Pitch


P
UTTING

Lori West: The Long Putter
Lori West: Putting to Win


F
ITNESS

Elaine Crosby: Flexibility

Elaine Crosby won the HyVee Classic in 2004.
Keep Fit in the Off Season
by Elaine Crosby

Even when the snow is falling and winter is upon us, you can still work on improving your golf game. One thing I see in a lot of golfers is that they are not very flexible. We were all pretty good in our 20's and 30's, but once you hit those 40's, things start to tighten up.

Winter time is a good time to start a stretching program. It is important to keep your shoulders flexible. Spend some time each day doing stretches for your hips and hamstrings.

If you are really motivated to make next season one of your best, start a “core strength” training program. Either go to your local fitness club, or just buy an exercise ball that comes with a DVD showing how to increase your core muscles. The muscles used in golf all originate from the core. That is why Tiger and Annika spend so much time working out. And they do play pretty well!

So get motivated, and start your next golf season with a much more supple and toned body.


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