The biomechanics of the lumbar spine during the golf swing and its relationship to low back pain has become a major concern among both professional and amateur golfers.
Golfers desire to hit the ball further and straighter while preventing low back pain.
These concerns have led to an increase in the number of studies related to the biomechanics of the lumbar spine and
its relationship to the improvement of the golf swing.
Sports medicine professionals have to deal with this issue in their offices more often due to the increase in the
number of amateur golfers.
In addition, most golfers do not engage in crucial off-season exercise and preparation for the beginning of the season.
This contributes to the high incidence of injuries early in the season.
A good off-season workout is extremely important.
As a chiropractor, I do not only examine the actions of the muscular, neurological, and ligamentous structures of the lumbar spine, but I also evaluate the relationship of the lower extremities to the biomechanical function of the lumbar spine.
When we look at what has to occur in the lumbar spine to initiate a proper golf swing, we see that the multifidus muscles are extremely important.
Numerous studies show that the stability of the spinal segments during motion is essential to minimize the torque on the joints.
The deep muscles of the spine, particularly the transverse abdominus and the multifidi, are more effective and anatomically suited for specific spine stabilization and are activated first.
The biomechanics of the lumbar spine during the golf swing and its relationship to low back pain has become a major concern among both professional and amateur golfers.
Golfers desire to hit the ball further and straighter while preventing low back pain.
These concerns have led to an increase in the number of studies related to the biomechanics of the lumbar spine and
its relationship to the improvement of the golf swing.
Sports medicine professionals have to deal with this issue in their offices more often due to the increase in the
number of amateur golfers.
In addition, most golfers do not engage in crucial off-season exercise and preparation for the beginning of the season.
This contributes to the high incidence of injuries early in the season.
A good off-season workout is extremely important.
As a chiropractor, I do not only examine the actions of the muscular, neurological, and ligamentous structures of the lumbar spine, but I also evaluate the relationship of the lower extremities to the biomechanical function of the lumbar spine.
When we look at what has to occur in the lumbar spine to initiate a proper golf swing, we see that the multifidus muscles are extremely important.
Numerous studies show that the stability of the spinal segments during motion is essential to minimize the torque on the joints.
The deep muscles of the spine, particularly the transverse abdominus and the multifidi, are more effective and anatomically suited for specific spine stabilization and are activated first.
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