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Golf Fitness articles
Your Back and Golf.
Most golfers, at some time, will either suffer a back injury or will be restricted in playing golf due to Back or Neck Pain. Ramsay McMaster shows you how to prevent these injuries and in doing so improve your golf swing.
Stretching and warming-up for golfers.
A comprehensive look at the benefits of stretching and practical exercises to help you play your best golf.
Study Examines Role of Abs in Golfers' Back Pain
A new study reveals that abdomen muscles may play a role in low back pain in golfers
| About Ramsay McMaster
Ramsay is a consultant to the:
For the last 10 years, Ramsay has been involved with implementing Systems at "grass root level" working with juniors and club golfers. |
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Ramsay established the Melbourne Golf Injury Clinic in 1993 and has treated and serviced over 4000 golfers from club players, elite amateurs, trainee professionals, club professionals to over 75 International tour players.
Ramsay is also a regular writer for Golf Magazine, Sports Australia Magazine, the Golfer Newspaper and has published and presented papers at the past three National PGA Coaching Summits in Australia. He has also written and published two books specifically designed for Physiotherapists that are recognised and endorsed by the PGA Australia as Trainee textbooks "Get Fit For Golf Parts1 & 2" and the Golf Fitness System Level 1 and Level 2 CD ROM.
He has completed 2 manuals for the British and Australian PGA entitled the "The Body And Golf" and "Golf Specific Training for Golf".
Ask the Expert
If you have any specific golf fitness questions you can e-mail Ramsay McMaster directly on golfphysio@ozemail.com.au