Oftentimes when we think of getting in shape for golf, we break things down into three categories: Strength training, cardiovascular endurance, and flexibility. Certainly working on any or all of these areas will help to keep you fit on the golf course and beyond. But, there are other areas in fitness that can be useful for your golf game. These areas would be correct postural alignment, balance, and MUSCLE endurance. Muscle endurance refers to the ability to maintain posture and balance throughout the day, and during the added challenge of playing golf.
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