Train the Body That Your Golf Swing Depends On
Golf Performance Training—Built From the Ground Up
Most golfers don’t struggle because of bad mechanics.
They struggle because their body doesn’t have the mobility, stability, and force capacity to repeat their swing.
This Isn’t a Workout App
Most golf fitness apps give you:
General workouts
Random mobility routines
One-size-fits-all programming
Biomechanics
TPI-aligned movement principles
How the body actually loads, rotates, and produces force in the golf swing
It’s training designed to support your swing—not replace it.
Ground Up Golf Performance Training is built around:
Everything You Need Before You Decide
These FAQs break down the structure, safety, time commitment, and benefits—so you can start your off-season training with complete clarity.
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The workouts take 15-30 minutes, 5-6 times per week.
The swing-feel drills take can be done during a practice session or on an off-day. It’s intentionally efficient for golfers with busy schedules. -
Most golfers begin this program with some form of limitation.
The movement structure is built around TPI principles, safe ranges, and joint-friendly progressions. If a movement bothers you, the program includes substitutions and modifications.
If your pain is severe or medically diagnosed, consult your doctor first. -
You get 60 days of full access to the 4-week program. This gives you enough time to complete it once or repeat it twice.
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No. The entire program can be done at home or in the gym using minimal equipment. A resistance band, light dumbbells (5–20 lbs), and a little space are enough. Every exercise includes a modification so golfers of all ages, strength levels, and environments can complete the plan.
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Most golfers see an increase—but not because of raw strength.
Speed increases come from:better rotation
improved posture and sequencing
more efficient ground use
stronger, more mobile hips and trunk
The program is designed to create the prerequisites for speed, not just force it.
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General strength doesn’t automatically transfer to the golf swing.
If you can’t rotate well, maintain posture, or sequence power efficiently, your strength won’t show up in clubhead speed or consistency. This program teaches your body to move like a golfer—
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This version of Off-Season Edge is a self-paced program. If you want personalized coaching, upgrades are available separately.
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This program is used by golfers from 18 to 70+.
You’ll find:joint-friendly mobility work
posture and stability training
speed-building movements built on control
No dangerous, high-impact loading.
Just safe, athletic, repeatable work that golfers of all ages can do. -
If you follow the plan:
Mobility improvements: 10-14 days
Better posture/rotation: 1–2 weeks
Stronger swing patterns: 2–4 weeks
More confidence and smoother mechanics: Immediate (from feel drills)
This program creates quick changes because it trains the body and the swing together.
Why “Getting Better” Feels Inconsistent
You practice.
You take lessons.
You make swing changes.
And yet… your swing keeps changing.
That’s not a motivation problem.
It’s a capacity problem.
If your body can’t:
Rotate without restriction
Control depth and posture
Produce force efficiently
Then your swing will always rely on timing and compensation.
No amount of reps fixes that.

