GOLF

Over the past several years, golf has continued to grow in popularity. This has made golf related fitness and training vital to allow each individual to perform at the top of their game. Body One Physical Therapy strives to provide the best service possible to both professionals and amateurs. That is why we have developed several programs aimed specifically for our golfers. We are working to help in three phases: rehabbing the injured golfer, keeping players active, and providing fitness and conditioning to prevent future injury.

Improve your golf fitness with our Virtual Golf Program! Find the video series on our Virtual Programs page and start with your first video below.

Golf Injury Rehabilitation

Body One Physical therapy offers evaluation and treatment for your golf-related injuries that may be covered through your insurance. Our providers are trained to cater treatment to golfers of all ages. We implement a rehabilitation program that will address your pain, quickly resolve any current injury, and provide clients with a program to reduce risk of injury in the future.

Common Injuries related to golf include:

1. Back pain
2. Shoulder impingement
3. Neck pain
4. Hip strains and sprains
5. Plantarfasciitis
6. Medial Epicondylitis (Golfer’s Elbow)
7. Abdominal Muscle Strains
8. Knee Sprains and Meniscus Injury
9. Achilles Strains
10. Rib Pain

Golf Performance Enhancement

Body One’s Golf Performance Program utilizes video analysis and professional assessment to determine the body’s limitations that could potentially lead to swing faults impacting your golf game. Golfers looking to prevent injury and maximize performance will be instructed in ways to use corrective exercises to address faulty movement patterns.

Program Includes:

1. Total body movement assessment to evaluate and identify any faulty components of balance, strength, flexibility
2. Golf swing video analyzing swing mechanics and swing faults
3. Customized home exercise program including a pre-round dynamic warm up routine

Initial assessment: 60 minutes                           Cost: $180

Follow up may include:

1. Reassessment of identified movement patterns
2. Recheck of swing mechanics
3. Exercise progression

Follow up: 60 minutes                                             Cost: $150

*Subsequent follow ups available based on personalized goals and recommendations from your provider.

Clinical Specialists

Matthew Zaudtke, PT, DPT, OCS, ATC, CSCS
North Meridan 

Todd Rech, PT, MPT
Zionsville

Ryan Tapp, PT, DPT, CSCS
Fishers