When we have identified a golfer’s physical limitations through a TPI screen, we can almost predict what their swing might look like. Understanding these Body-Swing Connections gives coaches, fitness and medical professionals a clearer roadmap for decision-making in teaching, training and treatment. And when the connection isn’t obvious, our free TPI Pro App helps highlight how physical limitations may be showing up in the swing. 🎥 from our Level 1 seminar in January. We’re hosting a Level 1 se

The most effective way to introduce golfers to “golf fitness” is to help them experience how their movement capabilities may be affecting their ability to swing the club. Move better to play better. | TPI

Our Power Screen helps identify how a golfer generates speed and areas they can improve. We'll cover it at the Power Level 2 seminar we're hosting at TPI headquarters (May 19 - 20). http://www.mytpi.com/certification/seminars/1547 | TPI

NEW VIDEO on our YouTube featuring our friend, TPI Certified @drivegolfperformance Padraig is a gifted instructor and elite player, with goals of competing as a senior amateur. Our assessment highlighted how improvement in mobility might be able to raise the ceiling for his performance. Golf is a game of skill, but our movement capabilities have a significant impact on our ability to express that skill with power and consistency. Full video on our YouTube. Link in bio. | TPI

Every TPI Certified expert has access to the TPI Pro app which allows them to screen golfers, highlight the Body-Swing Connection based on results, and build a customized program that directly targets a golfer’s physical limitations. By basing program design on screen results, we can be more precise with our training recommendations, allowing a fitness professional to deliver more efficient and effective workouts. If you want to find a qualified coach to take you through the screen, visit the TP

Understanding how a golfer moves is a prerequisite for effective coaching, training and treatment. | TPI