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Golfers of every age and ability can improve their game while reducing the risk of overuse injuries.

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Hey, COLA golfers — want to improve your golf technique, speed, motion, swing, and overall play? 🙋

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Through personal instruction from Golf Coaches Association of America Hall of Fame coach Puggy Blackmon and the use of state-of-the-art Motion Analysis and Performance (MAP) technology (take a peek at how it worksit’s pretty impressive), the program will provide:

  • A comprehensive MAP-generated motion assessment to diagnose mobility issues and enhance movement, balance, and efficiency
  • A thorough, one-on-one coaching session with Coach Blackmon to identify optimal body movement and sequencing (read: optimize performance by improving stability, control, and speed)
  • Injury-prevention (or injury improvement) tips
  • Post-session video capture and detailed report with recommended performance techniques and exercises
  • Optional follow-up session to measure progress and technique implementation

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