EPISODE · Dec 14, 2022 · 1H 5M
12: Dr Andy Galpin - Structuring Your Training For Better Golf Performance
from Fairway Performance Podcast · host Shaun Diachkoff
In this episode of the Fairway Performance Podcast I interview Dr Andy Galpin. He is the director for the Center for Sports Performance at Cal State Fullerton and full time professor. He has a Bsc in Exercise Science, Msc in Human Movement Science and PhD in Human Bioenergetics. Andy not only knows his stuff but is also a Strength and Conditioning coach to world class athletes in many sports including the NBA, MLB, PGA & LIV golfers and UFC/combat sport athletes. He also works with TPI and contributes to their Power training modules which we discuss a little in this episode. You can check out all of the amazing and free work that Andy puts out here:TwitterInstagramAndygalpin.comYoutubeIf you're looking to improve your game by upgrading the way your body moves a reminder that Fairway Performance has it's own app! With programs to suit those just starting their golf fitness journeys up to those who have been training for years. Visit www.fairwayperformance.com/the-app to set up and account and claim a 7 day free trial today! I hope you enjoy the episode and would love any feedback you have:[email protected] questions, feedback or suggestions for future episode? Click here to send me a text!
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In this episode of the Fairway Performance Podcast I interview Dr Andy Galpin. He is the director for the Center for Sports Performance at Cal State Fullerton and full time professor. He has a Bsc in Exercise Science, Msc in Human Movement Science and PhD in Human Bioenergetics. Andy not only knows his stuff but is also a Strength and Conditioning coach to world class athletes in many sports including the NBA, MLB, PGA & LIV golfers and UFC/combat sport athletes. He al...
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