Add yards.
Lose the back pain.
A done-for-you week of six-minute daily mobility on the two ranges that decide your turn — the lead hip and the mid-back — with a change you can measure by day seven.
- Free the stiff hip quietly stealing your distance
- Take the strain off your lower back
- 15 minutes a day — at home, no gym, no new clubs
It’s not your swing. It’s a stiff hip.
Your back aches after a round. You can’t turn like you used to. And the yards keep shrinking. After 45, that isn’t your technique failing — it’s a stiff hip making your spine do the twisting.
When the lead hip stops rotating, the torque has to come from somewhere — and it comes from your lower back, which is built for stability, not twisting. The same restriction does double damage: the yards leak out, and your back pays the bill.
Fix the golfer, not the swing. Free the right joints, train power, and the distance comes back while the strain comes off.
A complete program — not a list of tips.
The 3-test self-assessment
Find the one stiff link — hip, mid-back or hinge — costing you distance and loading your back.
The 6-movement daily routine
Mobilise → stabilise → power. Each move with a how-to, what to feel, and an easier/harder version.
The pre-round warm-up
An eight-minute routine for the car park, so the first tee isn’t your first movement.
A real four-week plan
A day-by-day schedule and week-by-week progression — not a vague “do more”.
Progress tracker & benchmarks
A printable log and three re-tests, so you can see it working.
Advanced progressions
Six harder variations for when the base six stop challenging you.
A look inside. Clean, illustrated, easy to follow — built like a premium field guide, not a PDF of screenshots.
Physio-built and honest.
Every claim is tied to published sports-medicine research — 18 cited sources. Where the science is strong, we say so; where it’s suggestive, we say that too.
- Built on the principle tour pros use: train the engine, not just the technique.
- Power — not general flexibility — is what the research ties to club-head speed.
- Tested on golfers your age: one trial averaged 47, another 70 — both added distance.
- Includes injury red-flags and honest expectation-setting. No “guaranteed 20 yards”.
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Do the work, or your money back.
Follow the routine for two weeks. If your body doesn’t move and turn better, email us for a full refund. The risk is ours, not yours.
Start adding yards today.
The full program — assessment, the six movements, the pre-round warm-up, and a four-week plan that tells you exactly what to do each session.
28 pages · 18 sources
Won’t stretching add the distance?
On its own, no. General flexibility barely links to club-head speed — producing force quickly does. We mobilise to fix faults and protect the back, and train power for the yards.
I’m in my sixties — is it too late?
No. A program like this added club-head speed in golfers averaging seventy. Start with the mobility block and build slowly.
My back already hurts — can I start?
Begin with the mobility and stability work and skip anything sharp. Sharp or radiating pain needs a clinician first — red-flag guidance is included.
What do I get, and how?
A 28-page premium PDF, delivered instantly after checkout. Read it on any device, or print it.
Is $9 really all it costs?
Yes — one payment, instant download, yours forever. For context: a single physio session runs $100+, and the golf-fitness subscription apps are around $199 a year.
Do I need any equipment?
Just a chair and a resistance band — and a doorway to anchor it. Substitutes are listed for everything (a towel, a water bottle), so you can start today.
What if it’s not for me?
14-day money-back, no questions asked. Reply to your receipt and we’ll refund you. The risk is ours, not yours.