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In this episode I am delighted to be joined by Martin Bingisser. Martin is very well known in strength and conditioning and track and field circles. He is a former world class hammer thrower, is now a very highly respected hammer throwing coach, and works with a variety of sports in strength and conditioning. There are many parallels between developing the ability to throw far and swing fast and the goal of this episode was to learn as much from Martin as we could! This podcast does not have ...
If you are interested in developing club head speed, and driving the ball further, this episode is for you. Tre Mullins is a PGA Professional based in Tenesssee, who has dedicated himself to learning about and increasing his own speed over the last few years. The improvements he and his students have made are extremely impressive. I hope you pick up some information that you can put to use in your own training. The all new Fit For Golf App is nearly here. If you are a current ...
Dr Mike Grevlos is a professor of Psychology at the University of Sioux Falls in South Dakota. He teaches courses in sport psychology, motivation and emotion, and behavioral neuroscience.He has also served as a motivation and performance coach to golfers and other athletes for over 20 years.In this episode we cover a lot of topics related to the mind and performance, misconceptions Dr Grevlos sees in the golf psychology world, the value of meditation for golfers, how neuroplasticity changes w...
Greg Grosicki, Ph.D., CEP, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Health Sciences and Kinesiology and Director of the Exercise Physiology Laboratory in Georgia Southern University. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram: @DrGregGrosickiGreg is extremely interested in how we can alter lifestyle to positively influence physical capacity as we age. He is also a high level endurance athlete, having completed Ironman Hawaii in 9 hours and 22 mins.I first came across his work readi...
1After a 5 month break, the Fit For Golf Podcast is back, and I hope to bring you more frequent episodes. In today’s episode I talk with Greg Lehman, who is a trained chiropractor, physical therapist, and strength and conditioning coach. Greg is a very keen golfer and has also done some of his research studies in golf. We talk about the differences and similarities between chiros and physios, common misunderstandings, good vs bad practice, and things to look out for with a practitioner if...
In this episode I am joined by Erik Barzeski. Erik is an excellent golf coach whom I have personally worked with on my own game through video analysis of swings recorded at rage sessions, which were absolutely fantastic. I first learned about Erik after reading the book he co authored, Lowest Score Wins. I reached out to Erik to let him know how impressed I was by the book, and we have stayed in contact since, discussing a wide range of golf improvement related topics. I am always impressed w...
Jason Ochart is the guest in this episode. Jason has an extensive background working in baseball, specifically trying to help hitters increase their swing speed. He works for Driveline, a baseball performance training organisation taking the baseball world by storm, and was recently hired by the Boston Red Sox to be their director of hitting and program design. I was very curious to Pick Jason’s brain about the assessment and training of baseball hitters trying to increase swing and see if th...
In this episode of the Fit For Golf Podcast I am joined by Adam Young. Adam is a golf coach who specialises in skill development and motor learning. He believes that there is no single best way to swing a golf club, and that providing golfers with appropriate tasks to complete and the correct types of feedback can be a very powerful tool for enabling golfers to self organise a functional technique. Adam’s book The Practice Manual is one of the best books I have ever read, and I’m not just tal...
Alan Aragon is a nutrition researcher and educator with over 30 years of success in the field. He is known as one of the most influential figures in the fitness industry’s movement towards evidence-based information. His notable clients include Stone Cold Steve Austin, Derek Fisher, and Pete Sampras. Alan writes a monthly research review (AARR) providing cutting-edge theoretical and practical information. Alan’s work has been published in popular magazines as well as the peer-reviewed scienti...
In this episode I am joined by Golf Analytics Expert Richie Hunt. Richie works with a number of PGA TOUR players by going deep on their statistics and identifying areas of possible improvement. He tells us about the types of things he looks into, what parts of the game are commonly over and under valued, and some things amateurs can think about in regards to their game. It’s really interesting to get an insight into some of the finer details that Richie studies, and learn from his findings. I...
In this episode of the Fit For Golf Podcast. I am joined by Dr Rob Gray. Rob is an expert in skill acquisition, which is how we learn and improve at things like hitting golf balls , kicking footballs, or tying our shoe laces. I was delighted to have him as a guest and ask him about the science behind swing changes, and how we can best set up our practice routines to make changes stick.I hope you enjoy the podcast and please let me know if you have any feedback.Just before we get started, a re...
In this episode I am joined by Mike Schofield. Mike did his masters degree research on power development in golfers and his Phd research on the biomechanics and physiology of elite track and field throwers, which has strong relevance for golf. Mike used to be a very keen golfer, being part of the NZ golf panel as a junior and having a +3 handicap. He also has experience in speed training for golf, having increased his own club head speed from 110 to 142mph, which we dig into!&n...
In this episode of the Fit For Golf Podcast. I am joined by Marty Jertson. Marty is the VP of fitting and performance for PING. He is also an exceptionally good golfer, having qualified for a number of major championships and PGA Tour events. Marty is genuinely one of my favorite people to talk to, and one of the smartest I know. He has a hugely vast knowledge of a wide range of golf performance variables and has tried his best to implement them into his own game and help others wit...
In this episode I am joined by Dr Tyler Standifird, a sports biomechanics PhD. Tyler works as the lead biomechanics researcher for SuperSpeed Golf. Through the research in his lab Tyler has been trying to figure out how to help us increase club head speed. He was also very involved in the recent changes to the SuperSpeed Golf Protocols. If you are interested in club head speed, and speed training, I am sure you will enjoy this episode. Just before we get started, a reminde...
Welcome to episode 31 of the Fit For Golf Podcast. I am joined by world long drive professional Martin Borgmeier. In the past 5 years Martin has increased his club head speed from the mid 120’s to high 150’s, and set a ball speed world record of 231mph. He has a very good understanding of the golf swing, physical training, and how to drive the golf ball further! If you are interested in gaining speed and distance, you will like this episode. Just before we get started, a reminder that Fit For...
Welcome Back to the Fit For Golf Podcast. In this episode I am joined by Ian Fraser of Tour Experience Golf, better known as TXG. TXG has become very well known around the world for its expertise with golf equipment and fitting. In this episode with Ian we talk about what amatuers need to know for getting the most out of their equipment and club fitting sessions. I learned a lot from Ian in this episode and I hope you do too. If you enjoy the episode please take a cou...
In this episode I am joined by Dr. Keith Baar to talk about golfers and tennis elbow. Why do these injuries occur, and how can we rehab them? Dr. Baar is a world renowned tendon researcher and has an incredible amount of knowledge that he was kind enough to share. Please note, I have provided video demonstrations of the exercises discussed in a blog post on my website www.fitforgolf.blog. Just go to the blog section of the website and click on the post labeled “Golfers and Tennis Elbow ...
Welcome back to the Fit For Golf Podcast. In this episode I am joined by Dr Sasho Mackenzie. Sasho is regarded by many as the world’s leading golf biomechanics researcher. He works as a consultant for many of the worlds top golf coaches and players. He also has an extensive background as a strength and conditioning coach and plays to a +2 hcp himself. The main topic of discussion was how wrist angles in the golf swing influence club head speed. We also touched on hand speed, should golfe...
In this episode of the Fit For Golf Podcast I am joined by Justin Parsons. Justin is a golf coach. His pupils include Louis Oosthuizen, Harris English, Brian Harmon, and Patton Kizzire. As you can probably guess, Justin is a great golf coach, and he is very interested in how humans can train to perform better. In this episode we dig into how Justin approaches golf improvement. He provides many valuable nuggets along the way. A quick reminder that Fit For Golf has its ...
In this episode of the Fit For Golf Podcast I am joined by PGA Tour Player Seamus Power. Seamus is currently on an upward trend that few golfers in the world can rival. At the beginning of 2021 he was ranked 434th in the world. Since then he has won his first PGA Tour event, picked up 5 top 10’s and climbed to 70th in the world rankings. In this episode we discuss how his game has improved so much, and what he plans to do to get even better. I got to know Seamus in May 2020 when we ...
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I really enjoyed this interview. a great insight into Seamus's mindset, sometimes less is more.