'In this video I show you why isolated activation techniques/exercises are an essential part of building a high-performance golf swing.  In fact, they can have an immediate impact on the quality of your movement and instantly improve your mobility, while making you stronger, faster and more coordinated.   Certain muscles in the body are susceptible to inhibition and under activity via altered reciprocal inhibition.  This can lead to synergistic dominance and increased risk for injury.  Isolated activation exercises are usually single-joint movement patterns that are designed to load a specific underactive muscle, while minimizing the contribution from overactive synergists.  They enhance the performance of an underactive muscle by enhancing neural drive, motor unit recruitment, synchronization, intra- and inter-muscular coordination and firing rate.  They should be part of any performance enhancement program.   If you’re looking for a golf fitness program that organizes all of this for you, be sure to head over to Trainfuly.com at the link below.   The Trainfuly program uses a proven 8-step performance enhancing continuum that will improve your mobility, while making you stronger, faster and more coordinated.   For more videos on how to enhance your performance, be sure to subscribe to our channel here on YouTube at the link below and don’t forget to turn on your notifications so you never miss a new video when it’s published.  Trainfuly Golf Fitness Program: https://trainfuly.com​​​  ✅Subscribe to Trainfuly for more instruction! https://www.youtube.com/trainfuly?sub...​  ✏️Feel free to comment in the box below about this video or any other video you would like Thomas to do.   

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