If you have
ever been on a golf course, you know there are a variety of twists and turns
involved in the game. Over time, these twist and turns can have a negative
impact on your back health. Fortunately, chiropractic care can help
alleviate many problems occurring on the green.
A Reverse
Spinal Angle and its Impact on your Back
A Reverse Spine
Angle (RSA) refers to any excessive upper body bend (either backward or side to
side) during the backswing of a golf club. RSA creates an awkward motion pattern making
it difficult to initiate the downswing in the proper sequence of body movements.
The lack of proper sequencing caused by RSA puts the lower body in a position
that limits its ability to initiate a proper downswing.
RSA causes the upper body to dominate the swing limiting
lower-body movement. This pattern of aberrant movement inhibits the abdominal
musculature during the backswing thereby putting excess tension on the low
back.
RSA is one of
the Prime Causes of Low Back Pain Among Amateur Golfers
Several physical limitations or weakness can result from a reversed spine
angle such as:
Reduced spinal mobility
Limited hip joint and hip muscle movement
Lack of spinal stabilization
Excessive pelvic tilt when addressing the golf ball
Lack of forearm rotation on the backswing
Improper pelvic side-bend when addressing the golf ball
Reduced spinal mobility
Limited hip joint and hip muscle movement
Lack of spinal stabilization
Excessive pelvic tilt when addressing the golf ball
Lack of forearm rotation on the backswing
Improper pelvic side-bend when addressing the golf ball
Chiropractic adjustments have been used for years by both professional and amateur
golfers to improve health and enhance performance. If you are suffering from
pain due to golfing, we can help! Regular chiropractic adjustments can
also prevent many golf related back injuries from occurring in the first place.
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