Back Squat: Full-Range Strength, Power & Mobility Training to Boost Golf Performance
A key lift to build strength, power, and muscle mass while improving hip and back mobility. Supports swing speed and resilience but requires solid technique.
Key Points
- The back squat is an advanced lower body strength exercise that uses a barbell (15–20kg) and a full range of motion.
- When done correctly, the back squat also improves hip and lower back mobility — critical for injury-prone areas in golfers.
- It’s highly effective for developing strength, power, and muscle mass, all of which directly support clubhead speed, injury prevention, and overall golf performance.
- It’s highly effective for developing strength, power, and muscle mass, all of which directly support clubhead speed, injury prevention, and overall golf performance.
- Due to its depth and load, it’s not ideal for those with knee, hip, or back issues — but regressions are available.
- Due to its depth and load, it’s not ideal for those with knee, hip, or back issues — but regressions are available.
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